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Alejandro Jodorowsky ADMISSION : CENTRE POMPIDOU LEVEL-1 PETITE SALLE CINE 2 A SHADED VIEW PROGRAM FREE ENTRANCE (LIMITED CAPACITY) 6€, REDUCED 4€ ON FASHION FILM 1ST Annual International FASHION/STYLE/Beauty FILM Festival FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st October 11-12-13th, 2013 CINEMA 1 19h30 th OPENING CEREMONY Special screenings For the 7 Edition, Diane Pernet, Founder of ASVOFF by invitation only Made From Cool series (5 episodes) By mARTIN werner Master of Ceremonies Caroline De Maigret Beauty Brothers By BrUCe weBer brings together illustrious names such as Alejandro Opening & AwArds CeremOny sCreening Of the AwArded films Concert & projection BiAnCA CAsADY w/J-m rUellAn Jodorowsky, Mike Figgis, Milo Manara, Ellen Von Unwerth, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd Bruce Weber, Christopher Doyle, PETITE SALLE CINE 2 Bruce LaBruce, Adan Jodorowsky, David Lachapelle, 14H00 14H00 PROFESSIONAL ROUND TABLE OUT OF COMPETITION Blanca Li, Jonathan Caouette, Park Chan-Wook, Sofia Topic: The diffusion of moving content SCREEN WINNERS FROM MEXICO 15H30 STUDENT COMPETITION Sanchez & Mauro Mongiello and Tim Yip. MASTERCLASS BY MILO MANARA 16H00 17H30 DOCUMENTARY PROGRAM 1 CARTE BLANCHE TO DRIES VAN NOTEN A Little Bit Eternal by Danielle levitt The festival explores the genre of fashion film as well as new dimensions 19H30 La Vida no vale nada by antonio Contreras and interpretations in the fields of fashion and film through conferences, PERONI COCKTAIL Fabulous James by ivan olita Travelling at Night with Jim Jarmusch by lea rinalDi documentaries and even live performances (Pete Drungle). 20H00 17H30 CONCERT ET PROJECTION IN-COMPETITION PART 1 BY PETE DRUNGLE 20H00 IN-COMPETITION PART 2 ASVOFF7 PRIZE LIST THE ASVOFF7 JURY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd PETITE SALLE CINE 2 Dries Van Noten Fashion Designer, President of ASVOFF 7 14H00 SPECIAL TRIBUTE DAY: OUT OF COMPETITION THE JODOROWSKY FAMILY ASVOFF GRAND PRIX 2014 Eugene Hernandez - Deputy Director Of Film Society Of Lincoln Center Incl. The Armoire by JamIe TravIs SCREEN WINNERS FROM MEXICO 14H30 Bruce Benderson - Writer DISCUSSION: BEST ART DIRECTION Antoine Barraud - Writer, Director And Actor 16H00 PASCALE MONTANDON JODOROWSKY DOCUMENTARY PROGRAM 2 Sophie Dulac - Sophie Dulac Distribution Costume designer in «La Danza de la Realidad» Social X Rays by adrIana KaegI on roxanne lowIT BEST ACTOR by AlejAndro jodorowsky Sebastien Tiveyrat - Swashbuckler Films Advanced Style by lIna PlIoPlyTHe 16H00 Moises Cosio - Film Producer 18H00 DISCUSSION & PROJECTION: BEST STYLE IN-COMPETITION 1 ADAN JODOROWSKY Liza Blakiston - Art Gallerist 20H30 sHort-film sCreening «The Voice Thief» BEST SOUND DESIGN Serge Carriera - Lecturer (Institut D’etudes Politiques), Retail Merchandising Director (Miumiu) IN-COMPETITION 2 by AdAn jodorowsky Jakob + Macfarlane - Architects 18H00 BEAUTY PRIZE Li Edelkoort - Curator, Trend Forcaster DISCUSSION & PROJECTION: ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY Antoaneta Metchanova - Creative Director Publicis 133 EMERGING TALENT PRIZE feAture-film sCreening «La Danza de la Realidad» Emmanuel Asmar - Business & Entertainment Lawyer by AlejAndro jodorowsky Samuel Drira - Encens Magazine Publisher In collaboration with In the presence of his family and the team of the film BEST ADVERTISING Rem D. Koolhaas - Creative Director United Nude BLAKISTON DOCUMENTARY PRIZE Rain Li - Film Director Andrei Vasilenko - Programmer Vladivostok International Film Festival BEST STUDENT FILM Eric Legendre - Variety International Account Manager COVER Asia Argento in «The Voice Thief» by ADAN Jodorowsky IN COMPETITION PROGRAMS Two competition programs feature more than 70 short PART 01 films from all over the world. A multitude of genres are represented, bringing together emerging talents, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD 123 MINUTES established figures and legendary names. CINEMA 2 (6€, Reduced : 4€) PETITE SALLE (Free entrance, limited capacity) 17:30 18:00 Fashion at work Change is a Beautiful Thing Dancing With the Stars Jumper Hermès x Man on the move Zhang Ziyi by Sean Frank for Contract Fashion is a Fairytale by Aaron Rose for i-D by Kathryn Ferguson by Kanny Chang for iFashion by Justin Anderson by Romain Laurent Modern Weekly & Dior Haute by Kenji Hirano by Luca Mariani 2min50 UK 3min25 UK 2min09 China for Jonathan Saunders 1min02 France Couture 1min54 China 3min Japan 3min27 Italy 4min37 UK Der Doppelganger Feathers Evening in Space-Daphne Chantal Thomass Perfume Genius ‘Queen’ Les Necessaires The Sound of COS The Rose by Julien Landais by Blanca Li Guinness by David Lachapelle by Ellen Von Unwerth by Cody Critcheloe by Fred Lebain for Hermès by Lernert & Sander for COS by Angel Rose & S. Stringer 2min28 France 3min40 Spain for SHOWstudio for Madame Figaro 3:57 USA 1min25 France 2min05 UK 4min07 UK 4min21 USA 2min56 France La Lecon de violon Sexie Selfie Mono Dolly As You Desire Me Boytanica The Masters Barbara Casasola Menswear by Antoine Scalese, & Thomas by Simone Rovellini with Lalla by Dodi Espinosa by Laura Hypponen for by Ivan Olita for NOWNESS by Kevin Calero by Marie Schuller for SHOWs- for Women by Marie Schuller Wilquin 05min30 France Bittch 4min01 Italy 3min36 Belgium Agent Provocateur 5min36 UK 2min23 Italy 1min42 Canada tudio x Selfridges 3min27 UK for SHOWstudio 3min06 UK Diane Pernet and Intertrade Army of 12 Picnic Jessica Chastain Versus Versace The Fabulous Parador Always I Trust Group present 4 films by Ivo Bisignano 3min Italy by Tianzhuo Chen for iFashion by Christopher Doyle by Marie Schuller for Dazed Palm Spring Folies by Benjamin Seroussi by Cheng Ran for iFashion by Mike Figgis 9min UK 6min57 China for iFashion 4min33 China x Versus Versace 01:22 UK by Danielle Levitt 1min USA 2min55 France 6min34 China Scripted Content with Jessica Il vestito Carpe Noctem Crystals and Postman Shadow of a Doubt L’errore Rags to Riches Chastain by Matthew Frost by Leonardo Corallini by Oz Thakkar are a Girl’s Best Friend by Jumbo Tsui for iFashion by Brando De Sica by Ellen Von Unwerth for for VOGUE 1min38 USA 2min20 Italy 5min UK by Ellen Von Unwerth 1min40 China for Catherinelle 7min43 Italy Vs. Magazine 2min36 France 2min39 France IN COMPETITION PROGRAMS PART 02 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD 121 MINUTES CINEMA 2 (6€, Reduced : 4€) PETITE SALLE (Free entrance, limited capacity) 20:00 20:30 Models Never talk NukeLady SNAKE MEAT TOPO-GRAPHIC Today/Yesterday State of flux II In Conflict by Gaia Squarci for Vogue by Sofia Sanchez & Mauro by Gustavo Lopez by Matt Lambert by Three As Four by IOULEX by Karine Laval by Jason Last & Jaime 2min05 USA Mongiello for iFashion 5min Spain 4min09 Germany 3min57 USA 10min USA 5min USA Rubiano 6min France 1min59 China Collection Punk : Search & Destroy Zhao Wei First Base Hi Adornment Morir Sonando Dawn in Luxor by Alexis Leverve for Lune by Jez Tozer for SHOWstudio by Marie Schuller for Modern by Linda Mason by Cheng Zhou for iFashion by Grace Louey by Antonio Contreras by Kahlil Joseph for KENZO Paris 7min France 1min38 UK Weekly 1min56 China 5min USA 5min22 China 4min38 Australia 5min Mexico 4min34 France Fruits de mer Le Masque d’Or ARBOREA Christopher Journey Paris-2014-To Yves Saint Laurent x by Hala Mata for NOWNESS by Julien Landais by Federica Gasca Queirazza Raeburn - Meridian by Monica Menez for S Moda Purple Magazine by Paul Franco & 6min25 USA 6min28 France 2min30 Italy by Thomas Traum 2min13 UK 5min59 Germany Emmanuel Giraud 4min01 France Sangra Tango Connecting One plus 1 Defense de Fumer by Luizo Vega by Jacob Brown by Tim Yip by Bruce LaBruce 5min07 France for V Magazine USA 4min48 Hong Kong 4min12 Canada Agi & Sam Stephan(I)E Jester Aspirational–Kirsten Dunst by Edward Housden by Franck Glenisson by Laura Hypponen by Matthew Frost 4min46 UK 2min50 France 4min13 UK for VSMAGTV 2min36 USA DOCUMENTARY PROGRAMS DOCUMentarY 1 DOCUMentarY 2 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD CINEMA 2 (6€, Reduced : 4€) - 16:00 PETITE SALLE (Free entrance, limited capacity) - 16:00 A Little Bit Eternal Social X Rays feat. Rick Owens & Michel Lamy by Adriana Kaegi on Photographer Roxanne Lowit by Danielle Levitt for Anothermag 4min46 USA 15min USA In the presence of Roxanne Lowit Commissioned for AnOther Magazine, this intimate film portrait explores the relationship between Rick Do you believe in magic? Legendary Fashion/ Owens and his wife and muse of nearly 20 years, Nightlife Photographer Royalty, Roxanne Lowit Michele Lamy. As the couple expands their ouvre does. She has visual chronicles from the past to include a new line of made-to-order furniture, thirty years, of magical moments only she can Danielle reveals how their union informs their capture. Her photos have appeared in major fashion collaborative process. magazines, museums and galleries worldwide and her published books are sold out. Roxanne who single-handedly created the backstage scene and La vida no vale nada changed fashion photography forever, has become (Life is Worth nothing) as much a celebrity as those she photographed. by Antonio Contreras 11min Mexico Find out what fashion photographer David La This is a highly artistic and fashionable film Chapelle, actress Fran Drescher, legendary super inspired by the horror films of the Mexican model Pat Cleveland and others, have to say about cinema of the 70s. Surrealistic and dramatic, it Roxanne and her body of work. explores icons from Mexico in the 1940s and the mission district in San Francisco. Nostalgic yet avantgarde, modern and classic. Advanced Style with Ari Seth Cohen by Lina Plioplythe 72min USA Fabulous James by Ivan Olita for NownEss 2min34 Italy Advanced Style is a documentary that Up front with Jimmy Goldstein in his examines the lives of seven unique New Yorkers coveted Beverly Hills crib. whose eclectic personal style and vital spirit have guided their approach to aging. Based on Ari Seth Cohen’s famed blog of the same name, this film paints intimate and colorful portraits of independent, stylish women aged 62 to 95 who are challenging conventional ideas about beauty, aging, and Western culture’s increasing obsession with youth.
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