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P R O G R a M DIANE PERNET & LE CENTRE POMPIDOU PRÉSENTENT A SHADED VIEW ON FASHION FILM FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU FILM DE MODE - 8E ÉDITION - DU 2 AU 6 DÉCEMBRE 2015 PROGRAMME EN COLLABORATION AVEC A SHADED VIEW JURY & PRIX ON FASHION FILM Comme chaque année, FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU FILM DE MODE 8 E EDITIOn – DU 2 au 6 DÉCEMBRE 2015 un jury de prescripteurs internationaux des arts et des médias remet des Prix aux meilleurs films. A Shaded View On Fashion Film – le Festival International LISTE DES PRIX LE JURY D’ASVOFF8 du Film de Mode - fondé par la journaliste et icône Diane Pernet – avait déjà marqué les esprits en 2014 en recevant GRAND PRIX PRÉSIDENT DU JURY l'une des figures de la mode belge, le créateur Dries Van Noten. ASVOFF Jean Paul Gaultier - Couturier e Pour sa 8 Edition du 2 au 6 décembre au Centre Pompidou, PARTICIPANTS MEILLEURE DIRECTION ARTISTIQUE la manifestation franchit un cap symbolique supplémentaire Emmanuel Asmar - Avocat d'affaires MEILLEUR ACTEUR/ACTRICE avec l’un des couturiers français les plus emblématiques Dimitri Chamblas - Directeur artistique 3e Scène Opéra de Paris MEILLEUR STYLISME de l'Histoire de la Mode : Jean Paul Gaultier. Lyne Cohen Solal - Journaliste et femme politique Ce dernier présidera le jury de la compétition de courts-métrages MEILLEURE BANDE SONORE Eric Daman - Costume Designer de mode. Il lui sera également dédié une séance Carte Blanche MEILLEUR FILM PUBLICITAIRE Andrew Davis - Creative Director Wonderland + Rollacoaster animée par la journaliste et critique Elisabeth Quin. MEILLEUR TALENT EMERGENT Marc Happel - Costume Director NYC Ballet Dominique Jakob - Jakob+MacFarlane architectes PRIX SPÉCIAUX Stephen Jones - Modiste ASVOFF proposera par ailleurs 80 courts métrages en compétition PRIX BEAUTÉ doté par Shu Uemura Butheina Kazim - CINÉMA Akil incarnant le meilleur des productions de l’année. PRIX ÉTUDIANT - Artiste et décorateur d'intérieur sélectionné par Pascal Mourier, Mathias Kiss Parmi les autres programmes : des séances thématiques rédacteur en chef mode de France 24 Harold Koda - Costume Curator MET Museum NYC avec de nombreux invités comme Iris Van Herpen, Nicolas Godin, Rem D Koolhaas - Designer United Nude Nicolas Saada ou Mathias Kiss. Et aussi des documentaires TROPHÉES Les trophées ont été imaginés Maarten Le Roy - Producteur ADULT (dont un Cycle spécial Arte), une séance autour de l’histoire par l’artiste Miguel Villalobos Jean-Pierre Marois - Producteur de films, propriétaire des Bains (ex Bains Douches) de Woolmark avec l’auteur Colin McDowell, des conférences puis réalisés en acétate de cellulose, Alain Mikli - Créateur accessoires lunettes et même des performances avec le groupe culte Chicks on Speed, un matériau singulier issu Pascal Mourier - Rédacteur en chef Mode France 24 Pete Drungle et LOANE pour le programme de ce weekend essentiellement du coton RANKIN - Photographe et directeur de publications et dont les caractéristiques dédié à la mode et au film, et à ce qui les inspire. Donald Schneider - Directeur artistique continuent de séduire et de servir, la créativité et les projets des plus grands lunetiers. ASVOFF est CO-PRODUIT SALLES DU CENTRE POMPIDOU ET CO-DIRIGÉ artistiQUEMENT aveC LES ÉQUIPES ASVOFF DU CENTRE POMPIDOU CINÉMA 1 : 6€ / 4€ tarif réduit — Accès par la Mezzanine Fondé et dirigé par Sylvie Pras CINÉMA 2 : 6€ / 4€ tarif réduit — Niveau -1 Diane Pernet Responsable des Cinémas PETITE SALLE : Entrée libre (dans la limite des places disponibles) — Niveau -1 GRANDE SALLE : 6€ / 4€ tarif réduit — Niveau -1 Production Géraldine Gomez David Herman Programmatrice Hors Pistes Gratuit avec le laissez-passer du Centre Pompidou (dans la limite des places réservées aux adhérents) Production, montage programmes/bande annonce Baptiste Coutureau EN APPLICatioN DU PLAN VIGipirate RENFORCÉ, L'ACCÈS au CENTRE POMPIDOU est SOUMIS À DES portiQUES Régisseur DE SÉCURITÉ ET UN CONTRÔLE DES SACS QUI CRÉENT DES FILES D'atteNTE. C'est POURQUOI NOUS vous Jason Last CONseilloNS VIVEMENT DE VENIR EN avaNCE AFIN DE vous ASSURER D'ÊTRE À L'HEURE aux SÉANCES. MERCI POUR votre COMPRÉHENSION. Couverture : Wonder Mark by Ivan Olita COMPÉTITION PROGRAMME 1 VENDREDI 4 DÉCEMBRE SAMEDI 5 DÉCEMBRE 109 MINUTES CINÉMA 1 (6€, Tarif réduit 4€) CINÉMA 2 (6€, Tarif réduit 4€) 14:00 15:30 COMPÉTITION OFFICIELLE ASVOFF8 Hungry for Love Spirit of Our Time Do You Feel the Same The One 2 – Resurrection of de Justin Ambrosino de Livia Alcalde - Hercules & Love Affair de the Vampires de Robert E. 15min03 USA pour Tom Rebl Alexandliane pour Bernhard Ball pour Maddox Leather 4min50 ITALIE Willhelm 3min48 USA Design 9min17 USA Un panorama des meilleures productions de l’année, en provenance de nombreux pays Rebel Youth de Ellen Von JINNNN FW 2015 Le Milanesi de Michel Haddi The Box de Karina Taira mixant talents émergeants Unwerth pour 7post de Jin Chongyu pour Fontana Milano 1915 7min40 FRANCE Magazine 1min25 FRANCE presented by iQIYI and 13min ITALIE et figures emblématiques iFASHION 2min24 CHINE de la mode et de l’image. Parmi les réalisateurs, on distingue Lernert & Sander, Ellen Von Unwerth, Brando de Sica, The Violet Hour de Kate- To Catch a Dream I Am A Star de Karina Taira In The Box de Moritz Friedel rina Athanasopoulou pour de Jim Chuchu 13min14 3min FRANCE pour Nana De Bary Liaison Marie Schuller, RANKIN London College of Fashion KENYA De Parfum 2min44 AUTRICHE 3min50 GB ou encore Wing Shya. Et puis quelques apparitions remarquées au sein des films comme Emmanuelle Seigner ou Wim Wenders… "He, She, Me" Devonte 3D Dreamgirl Holder’s Comma Kitchen Hynes And Neneh Cherry de Adam Goodison 2min19 de Thibaut Duverneix 9min45 de Tim Yip 4min CHINE de Kathryn Ferguson GB CANADA & Alexander Turvey pour Selfridges 3min33 GB PiggyBags - Lernert and Sander Pringle Of Scotland: EMBODIES Fully Fashioned de Atelier Impopulaire de Joe Cohen pour Pringle pour Dries Van Noten Of Scotland 6min48 GB 8min54 ITALIE COMPÉTITION COMPÉTITION PROGRAMME 2 VENDREDI 4 DÉCEMBRE SAMEDI 5 DÉCEMBRE 114 MINUTES CINÉMA 1 (6€, Tarif réduit 4€) CINÉMA 2 (6€, Tarif réduit 4€) 16:30 18:00 Non Senza Di Me de Brando CHOCHENG Presents: Creativity with Emmanuelle Will Nature Make a Man Ignited THE CRUSH De Sica 14MIN10 ITALIE The Art of je ne sais quoi Seigner de Rosalie Miller of Me Yet ? de Ben Charles de Damien Krisl 1MIN50 de Dragan Nikolic de Corinne Delaney pour 1MIN40 FRANCE Edwards 7MIN43 GB FRANCE 4MIN32 FRANCE CHOCHENG 4MIN27 Oh Really! de Tsutomu L'Image de Can Evgin pour Life Drawing I, II And III Good Morning Pallas The Awakening Milky Way Fujimoto 2MIN29 JAPON Purple Magazine + Repossi de Amelie Hegardt & The Athena de Emir Eralp 3MIN de Matteo Linguiti de Ali Mahdavi 3MIN51 GB Sacred Egg pour Casely- TURQUIE 3MIN23 ITALIE pour Thierry Lasry 2MIN12 Hayford 3MIN21 GB FRANCE I'mperfection Under Lure de Anton & Damian Antidote Wim Wenders Hugh The Hunter de Zachary de Martina Grasso de Kevin Frilet 4MIN FRANCE Groves pour Ioana Ciolacu de Amy Gwatkin de Brando de Sica Heinzerling 10MIN22 USA & Cristiano Pedrocco 3MIN22 ROUMANIE pour Alan Crocetti 1MIN30 pour Persol 1MIN ITALIE 3MIN ITALIE GB Crossed Crocodiles Growl Je Te Veux de Kenji Hirano Till Human Voices Wake Us Devilish, The Deed Peep Shoe de Lernert & de Bart Hess pour Walter pour Lamp Harajuku (H.P. de Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri de Karmachina Sander pour 3.1 Phillip Lim Van Beirendonck et London France) 4MIN38 JAPON pour Lingerie By Gk Reid pour Vic Matie 7MIN41 ITALIE 6MIN50 USA College of Fashion 2MIN25 GB 11MIN USA Piggy Bags de Lernert & Christian Joy: 3 Of Cups The Feeling de Matt Lambert Cinderella de Ellen Von Sander pour Jean Paul de IOULEX pour Christian pour Marc By Marc Jacobs Unwerth pour Die Zeit Gaultier x Eastpak et Desi- Joy 1MIN30 USA 2MIN50 USA Magazin 1MIN27 FRANCE gners Against Aids 0MIN55 HOLLANDE COMPÉTITION COMPÉTITION PROGRAMME 3 VENDREDI 4 DÉCEMBRE SAMEDI 5 DÉCEMBRE 115 MINUTES CINÉMA 1 (6€, Tarif réduit 4€) CINÉMA 2 (6€, Tarif réduit 4€) 19:00 20:00 PREMIÈRE Wonder Mark The Perfect Son Wisteria Hysteria Sound By K-Way de Mario Film de Camille Vivier pour Hecate's Trio de S Stringer SLASH de Wing Shya pour A (Buddhist Priest's) Stole de Ivan Olita 4MIN50 USA de Kike Maillo de Henry Pincus pour Faundez & Olivier Stephane ASVOFF & HANS BOODT pour Morecco 2MIN39 GB Mother Magazine 3MIN10 de Chikashi Suzuki pour MA pour The Perfect Son 4MIN27 Stephen Jones Millinery Picard pour K-Way 1MIN04 Mannequins FRANCE HONG KONG Deshabillé 0MIN44 JAPON ESPAGNE 2MIN04 USA FRANCE Rendez-Vous au Club Swann High Tide de Albert Moya Bags de Senio Zapruder SHOWstudio X Selfridges Walking in Pajamas Blue Slippers Color Blind Black Scraptrolley de André Saraiva pour pour Dries Van Noten pour Dsquared2 6MIN10 - The Masters de Marie de Chikashi Suzuki pour MA de Chloe Wallace pour de Ellen Von Unwerth pour de Anna-Nicole Ziesche Berluti 1MIN50 FRANCE 4MIN01 USA ITALIE Schuller 3MIN27 GB Deshabillé 1MIN18 JAPON Reebok 1MIN15 ESPAGNE DUNE Libertin 4MIN54 USA pour Boudicca 5MIN06 GB The Duel Ode To Central Station de New Girl de Saty + Pratha Incunabula de Marie Schul- Sanford de Wing Shya Riches to Rags Advanced Style Men The Obscure Mirage de Paolo Santambrogio Alex Possati 4MIN41 ITALIE pour Steven Tai AW15 ler pour London College of pour Sanford Panitch 1MIN35 de Ellen Von Unwerth pour de Lina Piloplyte avec Ari de T-Michael & Finn Erik pour Blood Concept Parfums 1MIN30 CANADA Fashion 2MIN10 GB USA Egoiste 1MIN40 USA Seth Cohen pour Nowness Rognan pour T-Michael 2MIN 1MIN ITALIE 3MIN49 USA NORVÈGE Keep Searching X de Rankin, Vicky Lawton, The Devils / The Sirens
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