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Schedule Screening THIRUVANANTHAPURAM SCREENING SCHEDULE PARTNERS NISHAGANDHI | TAGORE | KALABHAVAN KAIRALI | SREE | NILA | DHANYA | REMYA NEW THEATRE SCREEN 1, SCREEN 2, SCREEN 3 SREE PADMANABHA | SPI KRIPA CINEMAS IN ASSOCIATION WITH KSBCDC KERALA STATE BACKWARD CLASSES DEVELOPMENT Directorate of CORPORATION Kerala State Lotteries KERALA STATE YOUTH COMMISSION Dec. 07 FRIDAY 2018 09:00 am 11:30 am 03:00 pm 09:45 am 12:15 pm 03:15 pm Jumpman / Podbrosy Foxtrot One Step Behind the Working Woman Ray & Liz Maya Dir: Ivan I. Tverdovskiy Dir: Samuel Maoz Seraphim / Un Pas în /Isha Ovedet Dir:Richard Billingham Dir:Mia Hansen-Løve Urma Serafimior (Russia, Lithuania, (Israel, Switzerland, Dir: Daniel Sandu Dir:Michal Aviad (UK/108/2018) (France, Germany/ Ireland, Germany, (Romania, Germany, (Israel/94/2018) 107/2018) France/95/2018) France/113/2017) REMYA KAIRALI Bulgaria, France, Czech Republic/150/2018) 07KA01 WC 07KA02 WC 07KA03 WC 07RE01 WC 07RE02 WC 07RE03 WC 09:15 am 12:00 pm 03:15 pm 09:15 am 11:45 am 02:45 pm August at Akiko's Black Peter/Cerný Petr The World is Yours / Suleiman Mountain/ The Heiresses/ Namme Dir:Christopher Dir: Miloš Forman Le Monde Est A Toi Sulayman Too Las herederas Dir: Zaza Khalvashi Makoto Yogi (Czechoslovakia/85/1964) Dir: Romain Gavras Dir:Elizaveta Stishova Dir:Marcelo Martinessi (Georgia/91/2017) SREE (USA/75/2018) (France/100/2018) (Russia, Kyrgyzstan (Paraguay, Germany, /101/2017) Uruguay, Brazil, Norway, France/98/2018 07SR01 07SR02 07SR03 07NA01 07NA02 07NA03 WC RMF WC SCREEN 1 NEW WC WC WC 09:30 am 11:45 am 03:30 pm 06:30 pm 09:00 pm 09:30 am 12:00 pm 03:00 pm Screwdriver / Mafak Girls Always Happy/ Apocalypto The Load/Teret Core of the World/ Cries and Whispers Dir:Bassam Jarbawi Rou Qing Shi Dir: Mel Gibson Dir:Ognien Glavonić Serdtse Mira / Viskningar Och Rop (Palestine, USA, Dir:Yang Mingming (USA/139/2006) (Serbia, France, Croatia, Dir: Natalya Dir: Ingmar Bergman NILA Qatar/108/2018) (China/117/2018) Iran, Qatar/98/2018 Meshchaninova (Sweden/91/1972) (Russia, Lithuania, Ireland, France/124/2018) 07NL01 WC 07NL02 WC 07NL03 THS 07NB01 WC 07NB02 WC 07NB03 CIB SCREEN 2 NEW 09:15 am 11:45 am 03:15 pm 09:45 am 12:15 pm 03:15 pm The Man Who Bought Genesis / Genèse In the Aisles / Die Tomorrow House of My Fathers Knife+ Heart / Un the Moon / L'uomo Dir: Philippe Lesage In den Gängen Dir: Nawapol Dir: Suba Sivakumaran Couteau dans le Coeur Che Comprò La Luna (Canada/130/2018) Dir: Thomas Stuber Thamrongrattanarit (Sri Lanka,UK/100/2018) Dir:Yann Conzalez Dir: Paolo Zucca (German/125/2018) (Thailand/75/2018) (France, Mexico, (Italy, Albania, Argentina Switzerland/110/2018) /103/2018) KALABHAVAN 07KB01 07KB02 07KB03 07NC01 07NC02 07NC03 WC WC WC SCREEN 3 NEW WC WC WC 09:00 am 11:30 am 02:15 pm 06:00 pm 08:30 pm 09:30 am 12:00 pm 03:00 pm A Family Tour The Announcement / Border/Gräns Pilgrimage/Peregrinação The Manslayer/ Midnight Runner Dir: Ying Liang Anons Dir: Ali Abbasi Dir: João Botelho The Virgin/ /Der Läufer (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Dir: Mahmut Fazil Coskun (Sweden, (Portugal/108/2017) The Shadow/ Dir: Hannes Baumgartner Singapore, (Turkey, Bulgaria/94/2018) Denmark/110/2018) Mehetapja/Süütu/Vari (France, Switzerland SREE TAGORE TAGORE Malaysia/107/2018) Dir: Sulev Keedus(Estonia, /92/2018) Lithuania/141/2018) 07TA01 WC 07TA02 WC 07TA03 WC 07SP01 WC 07SP02 WC 07SP03 WC PADMANABHA / OPENING FUNCTION 06:00 pm Followed by the Screening of Everybody Knows/Todos lo saben Dir: Asghar Farhadi KRIPA (Spain, France, Italy/132/2018) NISHAGANDHI OF Schedule is subject to change Persons below 18 years are not allowed 09:30 am 12:00 pm 03:00 pm IC International Competition ICN Indian Cinema Now PI Potpourri India MCT Malayalam Cinema Today WC World Cinema CIB Celebrating Ingmar Bergman RMF Remembering the Master: Milos Forman Lemonade Volcano/Vulkan High Life LR Lenin Rajendran: Chronicles of our Times THS The Human Spirit: Films on Hope and Rebuilding Dir: Ioana Uricaru Dir:Roman Bondarchuk Dir:Claire Denis JF Jury Films MS Midnight Screening OF OPENING FILM (Romania, Canada, (Germany, Ukraine/ (Germany, France, UK, Germany, 103/2018) Poland, USA/110/2018) Sweden/88/2018) DHANYA 07DH01 WC 07DH02 WC 07DH03 WC IN ASSOCIATION WITH KSBCDC KERALA STATE BACKWARD CLASSES DEVELOPMENT Directorate of CORPORATION Kerala State Lotteries KERALA STATE YOUTH COMMISSION Dec. 08 SATURDAY 2018 09:00 am 11:30 am 03:00 pm 06:00 pm 08:30 pm 09:45 am 12:15 pm 03:15 pm 06:15 pm 08:45 pm Manta Ray/Kraben Rahu Body Deep/Udalazham Dressage Ave Maria Rona, Azim’s Mother/ A Land Imagined Dogman Aga The Heiresses/ At War/En guerre Dir:Phuttiphong Aroonpheng Dir: Unnikrishnan Avala Dir:Pooya Badkoobeh Dir:Vipin Radhakrishnan Rona, Madar-e Azim Dir:Siew Hua Yeo Dir: Matteo Garrone Dir: Milko Lazarov Las herederas Dir:Stéphane Brizé (Thailand, France, (India/106/2018) (Iran/95/2018) (India/75/2018) Dir: Jamshid Mahmoudi (France, Netherlands, (Italy, France/103/2018) (Bulgaria, Dir:Marcelo Martinessi (France/113/2018) China/105/2018) (Afghanistan,Iran/89/2018) Singapore/95/2018) Germany, France/ 96/2018) (Paraguay, Germany, Uruguay, Brazil, Norway, REMYA KAIRALI France/98/2018) 08KA01 WC 08KA02 MCT 08KA03 WC 08KA04 MCT 08KA05 WC 08RE01 WC 08RE02 WC 08RE03 WC 08RE04 WC 08RE05 WC 09:15 am 12:00 pm 03:15 pm 06:15 pm 08:45 pm 09:15 am 11:45 am 02:45 pm 05:45 pm 08:15 pm I Do Not Care if Diane Border/Gräns One Flew Over the Suleiman Mountain/ A Tramway in Jerusalem Memories of My Tel Aviv on Fire The Interpreter Pity We Go Down in History as Dir: Kent Jones Dir: Ali Abbasi Cuckoo's Nest Sulayman too Dir: Amos Gitai Body/Kucumbu Dir: Sameh Zoabi Dir: Martin Sulík Dir:Babis Makridis Barbarians / Îmi este indiferent (United States/95/2018) (Sweden, Denmark/ Dir: Miloš Forman Dir:Elizaveta Stishova (Israel, France/94/2018) tubuh indahku ( Luxembourg, Belgium, (Slovakia, Czech Republic, (Greece, Poland daca în istorie vom intra ca barbari SREE 110/2018) (United States/133/1975) (Russia, Kyrgyzstan Dir:Garin Nugroho Israel, France/100/2018) Austria/113/2018) /97/2018) Dir: Radu Jude (Romania, /101/2017) (Indonesia/105/2018) Germany, Bulgaria, France, Czech Republic/140/2018) 08SR01 08SR02 08SR03 08SR04 08SR05 08NA01 08NA02 08NA03 08NA04 08NA05 WC WC RMF WC WC SCREEN 1 NEW WC WC WC WC WC 09:30 am 11:45 am 03:30 pm 06:30 pm 09:00 pm 09:30 am 12:00 pm 03:00 pm 06:00 pm 08:30 pm The Apparition/Mishing Mid Summer Sun/ Sew the Winter to My Skin Paris Square/Praça Paris The Reports on Summer Interlude / Rojo The Gentle Indifference Die Tomorrow Autumn Sonata Dir:Bobby Sarma Baruah Meenamasathile Sooryan Dir:Jahmil X.T. Qubeka Dir:Lúcia Murat Sarah and Saleem Sommarlek Dir: Benjamin Naishtat of the World/Laskovoe Dir: Nawapol /Höstsonaten (India/75/2018) Dir: Lenin Rajendran (South Africa, (Portugal, Argentina, /Al-Taqareer Hawl Dir:Ingmar Bergman (Argentina, Brazil, bezrazlichie mira Thamrongrattanarit Dir:Ingmar Bergman NILA (India/117/1986) Germany/118/2018) Brazil/110/2018) Sarah wa Saleem (Sweden/95/1951) France, Netherlands, Dir:Adilkhan Yerzhanov (Thailand/75/2018) (Sweden, Dir: Muayad Alayan Germany/109/2018) (Kazakhstan, France West Germany/99/1978) (Palestine/131/2018) /100/2018) 08NL01 PI 08NL02 LR 08NL03 WC 08NL04 WC 08NL05 WC 08NB01 CIB 08NB02 WC 08NB03 WC 08NB04 WC 08NB05 CIB SCREEN 2 NEW 09:15 am 11:45 am 03:15 pm 06:15 pm 08:45 pm 09:45 am 12:15 pm 03:15 pm 06:15 pm 08:45 pm Dovlatov Abraham Kottayam Manto Mary Magdalene Balangiga: All the Gods in Sorry Angel/Plaire, Transit Our Time/Nuestro Tiempo Dir:Aleksey German Jr. Dir: Konarak Mukherjee Dir: Binu Bhaskar Dir:Nandita Das Dir: Garth Davis Howling Wilderness the Sky/Tous aimer et courir vite Dir:Christian Petzold Dir:Carlos Reygadas (Russia, Poland, (India/127/2018) (India/101/2018) (India/112/2018) (UK, USA, Dir: Khavn les dieux du ciel Dir:Christophe Honoré (Germany, France (Mexico,France,Germany, Serbia/126/2018) Australia/120/2018) (Philippines/120/2017) Dir:Quarxx (France/132/2018) /101/2018) Denmark, (France/110/2018) Sweden/173/2018) KALABHAVAN 08KB01 08KB02 08KB03 08KB04 08KB05 08NC01 08NC02 08NC03 08NC04 08NC05 WC ICN MCT ICN WC SCREEN 3 NEW WC WC WC WC WC 09:00 am 11:30 am 02:15 pm 06:00 pm 08:30 pm 09:30 am 12:00 pm 03:00 pm 06:00 pm 08:30 pm Woman at War/ Debt/Borç The Bed/ La Cama Night Accident/ The House that Too Late to Die Young/ The Sweet Requiem/ Sunset/Napszállta BlacKkKlansman High Life Kona fer í stríð Dir:Vuslat Saracoglu Dir: Monica Lairana Tunku Kyrsyk Jack Built Tarde Para Morir Joven Kyoyang Ngarmo Dir:László Nemes Dir: Spike Lee Dir:Claire Denis Dir:Benedikt Erlingsson (Turkey/95/2018) (Argentina,Brazil, Dir: Temirbek Birnazarov Dir: Lars von Trier Dir:Doga Sotomayor Castillo Dir: Ritu Sarin, (Hungary/France/ (USA/135/2018) (Germany, France, (Iceland, France, Netherlands, (Kyrgyzstan/90/2018) (Denmark, France, (Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Tenzing Sonam 142/2018) UK, Poland, USA/110/2018) SREE TAGORE TAGORE Ukraine/101/2018) Germany/ 95/2018) Germany,Sweden/155/2018) Netherlands, Qatar/ (India, USA/91/2018) 110/2018) 08TA01 WC 08TA02 IC 08TA03 IC 08TA04 IC 08TA05 WC 08SP01 WC 08SP02 PI 08SP03 WC 08SP04 WC 08SP05 WC PADMANABHA / 06:00 pm 08:15 pm 10:30 pm 12:00 am 09:30 am 12:00 pm 03:00 pm 06:00 pm 08:30 pm Shoplifters/ Capernaum/ Cold War/Zimna Wojna Tumbbad Hotel by the River/ Mandela: Bhonsle The Image Book The Apparition/L'apparition Manbiki kazoku Capharnaüm Dir:Pawel Pawlikowski Dir: Rahi Anil Barve, Gangbyun Hotel Long Walk to Freedom Dir: Devashish Makhija /Le livre d'image Dir: Xavier Giannoli Dir: Hirokazu Koreeda Dir: Nadine Labaki (Poland, France, Adesh Prasad
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