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Février 2018 Luxembourg City Film Festival Terry Gilliam John 02 Luxembourg City Film Festival Terry Gilliam John Cassavetes Ciné-conférence « Film & Politik » Février 2018 Informations pratiques 3 Sommaire Tableau synoptique 4 Cinéma 17, place du Théâtre Abonnement gratuit L-2613 Luxembourg au programme mensuel Luxembourg City Film Festival 6 Tél. : 4796 2644 Université Populaire du Cinéma 10 Tickets online [email protected] Ciné-conférence « Film & Politik » 12 sur www.cinematheque.lu www.luxembourg-ticket.lu Journée mondiale contre l’excision 14 Le Monde en doc 16 Soirée spéciale « Ciné-débat » 18 Kino mat Häerz 20 Bd. Royal R. Willy Goergen Essential Cinema 22 R. des Bains Côte d’Eich Rétrospective Terry Gilliam 26 R. Beaumont Rétrospective John Cassavetes 34 Weekends@Cinémathèque 40 Cinema Paradiso 48 Baeckerei R. du Fossé R. Aldringen R. L’affiche du mois 55 R. des Capucins des R. Av. de la Porte-Neuve la de Av. Grand-Rue Bd. Royal Bd. Salle de la Cinémathèque Accès par bus : Glossaire P Parking Place du Théâtre Lignes 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 19, 20 vo version originale non sous-titrée vostf version originale sous-titrée en français Arrêt : Badanstalt (rue des Bains) vostang version originale sous-titrée en anglais Place d’Arme R. du Curé vostf+all version originale sous-titrée Caisse Vente des billets ½ heure Administration / en français et en allemand vf version française avant les séances Archives / Bibliothèque vl version luxembourgeoise 10, rue Eugène Ruppert La Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg est un € musée du cinéma ayant pour mission la préservation vofr version originale française Plein Tarif Billet : 3,70 vall version allemande L-2453 Luxembourg et valorisation du patrimoine cinématographique inter- Carnet 10 billets : 25,00 € vostall version originale sous-titrée en allemand R. Louvigny Tél. : (+352) 4796 2644 national. Membre de la Fédération Internationale voang version originale anglaise Fax : (+352) 40 75 19 des Archives du Film depuis 1983. voangstf version originale anglaise Tarifs réduits * Billet : 2,40 € Capucins des R. [email protected] sous-titrée en français Carnet 10 billets : 17,00 €R. Notre-Dame Conception graphique Vidale-Gloesener Consultation des archives voangstall version originale anglaise * jusqu’à 18 ans, étudiants et Impression Imprimerie Centrale, Luxembourg sous-titrée en allemand titulaires carte jeunes, à partir de 65 ans sur rendez-vous Tirage 7.200 accompagnement live au piano Photo couverture Brazil ( p. 32) c couleurs 4 Programme du 01 au 28 février 2018 Programme du 01 au 28 février 2018 5 18h30 20h30 18h30 20h30 Je 01 | 02 Jabberwocky A Woman Under the Influence Me 14 | 02 The Adventures of Baron Munchausen 20h45 ! Gloria GB 1977 | Terry Gilliam | vostf | 105’ | p. 29 USA 1974 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 147’ | p. 36 GB-Italie 1988 | Terry Gilliam | vostf | 126’ | p. 33 USA 1980 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 121’ | p. 39 Ve 02 | 02 Groundhog Day Sans soleil Je 15 | 02 14h30 Le Livre de 18h30 The Killing of a 20h30 Monty Python’s The USA 1993 | Harold Ramis | vostf | 103’ | p. 42 France 1983 | Chris Marker | vo | 94’ | p. 24 la jungle USA 1967 | Chinese Bookie USA 1976 | Meaning of Life GB 1983 | Sa 03 | 02 19h00 L’Homme du train 21h30 West Side Story USA 1961 | Robert Wolfgang Reitherman | vf | John Cassavetes | vostf | Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones | France 2002 | Patrice Leconte | vo | 90’ | p. 44 Wise, Jerome Robbins | vostf+all | 152’ | p. 45 78’ | p. 20 102’ | p. 37 vostf | 107’ | p. 31 | Di 04 | 02 15h00 Le 16h30 ! Le 17h30 ! Kundun 20h30 La Chienne Ve 16 02 Kiss Me, Stupid 20h45 ! 7th Heaven USA 1927 | Frank Petit Gruffalo Petit Gruffalo USA 1998 | Martin France 1931 | Jean USA 1964 | Billy Wilder | vostf | 122’ | p. 42 Borzage | int. ang. | 110’ | p. 25 GB-Japon 2012 | GB-Japon 2012 | Scorsese | vostf | Renoir | vo | 91’ | Sa 17 | 02 19h00 The Unbearable Lightness of Being 22h00 ! L’Empire des sens Japon 1976 | courts métrages courts métrages 137’ | p. 46 p. 47 USA 1987 | Philip Kaufman | vostf | 171’ | p. 44 Nagisa Ôshima | vostf | 102’ | p. 45 d’animation | vf | d’animation | vf | 43’ | p. 50 43’ | p. 50 Di 18 | 02 15h00 Lauras Stern 17h00 Sophie Scholl – Les 20h30 La Bête humaine Allemagne 2004 | P. De Derniers Jours Allemagne France 1938 | Jean Renoir | Lu 05 | 02 Time Bandits Le Monde en doc : Dead Donkeys Fear Rycker, T. G. Rothkirch | 2005 | Marc Rothemund | vo | 100’ | p. 47 GB 1981 | Terry Gilliam | vostf+all | 116’ | p. 30 No Hyenas Finlande-Allemagne 2017 | Joakim vall | 77’ | p. 52 vostf | 120’ | p. 46 Demmer | vostf | 80’ | p. 16 Lu 19 | 02 19h00 ! Université Populaire du Cinéma Ma 06 | 02 Séance spéciale : Film & Politique Séance spéciale « Journée de l’excision » : Leçon 5 : « Réel : Rossellini » ou comment le cinéma recherche la difficile rencontre du réel | p. 10 « L’anticommunisme dans le cinéma Moolaadé Sénégal 2004 | Ousmane ‘reaganien’ des années 1980 » Conférence Sembène | vostf+all | 124’ | p. 14 Ma 20 | 02 Gloria 20h45 ! Brazil ponctuée d’extraits de films | en langue USA 1980 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 121’ | p. 39 GB 1985 | Terry Gilliam | vostf+all | 142’ | p. 32 française | p. 12 Me 21 | 02 Monty Python and the Holy Grail GB 1975 | Love Streams Me 07 | 02 Brazil 21h00 ! The Killing of a Chinese Bookie Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones | vostf | 91’ | p. 28 USA 1984 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 141’ | GB 1985 | Terry Gilliam | vostf+all | 142’ | p. 32 USA 1976 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 102’ | p. 37 p. 39 Je 08 | 02 Love Streams 21h00 ! Monty Python and the Holy Grail Je 22 | 02 Opening Night 21h00 ! The Adventures of Baron USA 1984 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 141’ | p. 39 GB 1975 | Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones | vostf | USA 1977 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 144’ | p. 38 Munchausen GB-Italie 1988 | Terry Gilliam | 91’ | p. 28 vostf | 126’ | p. 33 Ve 09 | 02 Broadway Danny Rose Ciné-débat en présence du réalisateur : Ve 23 | 02 Luxembourg City Film Festival USA 1984 | Woody Allen | vostf | 84’ | p. 42 In the Last Days of the City programme détaillé : www.luxfilmfest.lu | p. 6 Egypte 2016 | Tamer El Said | vostang | 118’ | p. 18 Sa 24 | 02 Luxembourg City Film Festival Sa 10 | 02 19h00 The Portrait of a Lady 21h30 Notting Hill programme détaillé : www.luxfilmfest.lu | p. 6 GB-USA 1996 | Jane Campion | vostf | 144’ | p. 44 GB 1999 | Roger Michell | vostf | 123’ | p. 45 Di 25 | 02 Di 11 | 02 15h00 Ciné-concert 17h00 Cabaret 20h30 La Grande illusion Luxembourg City Film Festival « Alice Comedies » USA 1972 | Bob Fosse | vostf | France 1937 | Jean Renoir | programme détaillé : www.luxfilmfest.lu | p. 6 Programme de courts 121’ | p. 46 vo | 113’ | p. 47 Lu 26 | 02 Luxembourg City Film Festival métrages muets de Walt programme détaillé : www.luxfilmfest.lu | p. 6 Disney USA 1924-1927 | Ma 27 | 02 45’ | p. 51 Luxembourg City Film Festival programme détaillé : www.luxfilmfest.lu | p. 6 Lu 12 | 02 Jabberwocky Opening Night | GB 1977 | Terry Gilliam | vostf | 105’ | p. 29 USA 1977 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 144’ | p. 38 Me 28 02 Luxembourg City Film Festival programme détaillé : www.luxfilmfest.lu | p. 6 Ma 13 | 02 A Woman Under the Influence 21h00 ! Time Bandits USA 1974 | John Cassavetes | vostf | 147’ | p. 36 GB 1981 | Terry Gilliam | vostf+all | 116’ | p. 30 6 7 Le Luxembourg City Film Festival, événement cinématographique Du jeudi 22 février de référence au Luxembourg, retrouve son public pour sa au dimanche 4 mars 2018 à la e 8 édition du 22 février au 4 mars 2018 via une sélection pointue et Cinémathèque, conviviale de fictions et documentaires, de productions nationales au Ciné Utopia, à ainsi que d’un cycle jeune public (dès 3 ans). Attendez-vous à Kinepolis Kirch- berg, au Cercle 11 jours de festivités ponctuées de projections inédites en présence Cité et au Quartier de différents jurys internationaux, de professionnels, d’acteurs et de Général au Casino réalisateurs. Le festival conserve ses lieux traditionnels de projection Luxembourg – Forum d’art dont la Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg ; son Quartier contemporain. Général, cette année installé au Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain ; l’espace d’exposition au Cercle Cité ainsi que de nombreux évènements hors les murs. Partie prenante à tous les étages de l’organisation, la Cinémathèque s’apprête à renouer avec ces rencontres rares, ces émotions fortes, ces chocs esthétiques et narratifs que seul le cinéma est à même de produire. Tickets Programmation générale et billetterie disponible le 2 février 2018 Plein tarif : 7 € sur www.luxfilmfest.lu Tarif réduit : 5 € Pass Festival : 30 € Contact [email protected] Studio Michel Welfringer www.facebook.com/ & LuxFilmFestival www.twitter.com/ luxfilmfest www.instagram.com/ luxfilmfest © Charles Paulicevich Luxembourg City Film Festival 8 Luxembourg City Film Festival Luxembourg City Film Festival 9 Moments forts de la sélection jeune public du Luxembourg voir également Cinema Paradiso p. 52-53 City Film Festival 2018 à la Cinémathèque Sa 03 | 03 à 11h00 Masterclass « Croc-Blanc » : la musique Des trésors plein ma poche Di 25 | 02 à 11h00 FR-CH-GE-RU 2016-2017 | sans paroles | 40’ | c | Programme de courts métrages En partenariat de film pour les tout petits à partir de 3 ans avec l’Institut Avec Bruno Coulais et Stéphane Lerouge | 120’ environ | en langue française | français du A partir de 12 ans Luxembourg Mia schläft woanders Di 25 | 02 à 15h00 Bruno Coulais, compositeur renommé de musique de films Siv sover vilse Schweden-Niederlande 2016 | Schwedische Originalfassung, auf comme Le Chant de la mer (2014) et Coraline (2009), se rendra Luxemburgisch eingesprochen | 79’ | c | Von : Catti Edfeldt, Lena Hanno Clyne | au Luxembourg pour une masterclass à la Cinémathèque de la Ville Mit : Astrid Lövgren, Lilly Brown, Henrik Gustafsson, Sofia Ledarp | Ab 5 Jahren de Luxembourg, modérée par Stéphane Lerouge, dans le cadre du Hotspot Jazzoo Di 04 | 03 à 11h00 © Luxembourg City Film Festival.
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