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De Cinéma Sur ARTE ! Plus de cinéma sur ARTE ! Sean Penn, président du Jury, inaugure avec 21 Grammes une programmation cinéma exceptionnelle www.arte.tv/cannes2008 Du 7 au 25 mai, encore plus de cinéma sur ARTE ! des films primés, des portraits de stars, desL’enfant émissions © Christine Plenus spéciales en DIRECT de Cannes et, pour la première fois, 24h de cinéma non stop. Ciné lundi > 21.00 NUS E PL 12 mai E L’enfant IN T IS R (116’, 2004 - France, Belgique) de Luc et Jean-Pierre Dardenne © CH Palme d’or Cannes 2005 19 mai The barber : l’homme qui n’était pas là de Joel et Ethan Coen (106’, 2001 - États-Unis) Prix de la mise en scène Cannes 2001 Ciné mercredi > 22.40 7 mai Whisky de Juan Pablo Rebella, Pablo Stoll Z (94’, 2004 - Uruguay, Argentine, Allemagne) ARE ALV Prix du Regard original, Un certain regard Cannes 2004 ARBARA © B 14 mai Bataille dans le ciel de Carlos Reygadas (94’, 2005 - Allemagne, France, Mexique) En compétition Cannes 2005 21 mai Manderlay de Lars von Trier (133’, 2004 - Danemark, France, Suède) En compétition Cannes 2005 Ciné jeudi > 21.00 8 mai 21 Grammes de Alejandro González Iñárritu (116’, 2003 - États-Unis) avec Sean Penn, Président du jury 15 mai Exils de Tony Gatlif (99’, 2004 – France) Prix de la mise en scène Cannes 2004 ION ECT 22 mai Don’t come knocking ÉL S (118’, 2003 - France, Allemagne, États-Unis) de Wim Wenders © ARP T L En compétition Cannes 2005 WE © KINO Thema Dimanche > 20.40 11 mai Hommage à Anthony Minghella Le patient anglais de Anthony Minghella (160’, 1996 - États-Unis) Du 7 au 25 mai, encore plus de cinéma sur ARTE ! Les 24h de cinéma des films primés, des portraits de stars, des émissions spéciales en DIRECT de Cannes Du mercredi 14 mai à 22.45 au lendemain à minuit et, pour la première fois, 24h de cinéma non stop. 22.45 Bataille dans le ciel de Carlos Reygadas 0.20 Court-Circuit 379, le magazine du court métrage 1.00 À tout de suite de Benoit Jacquot 3.00 La montagne sacrée de Alejandro Jodorowsky 5.00 Hier encore de Rima Samman 6.00 L’application des peines de Cyprien Vial 6.25 L’enfant de Luc et Jean-Pierre Dardenne 8.00 Gas oil de Gilles Grangier 9.30 La nuit parisienne - en tournage avec Claude Lelouch 10.05 Chacun son cinéma, le film du 60e Festival de Cannes 12.00 Ma vie : Volker Schlöndorff, documentaire 13.00 Howard Hawks, un artiste américain, documentaire 14.00 La classe de cinéma : Israël, documentaire 14.55 Just a kiss de Ken Loach 16.45 Papa est en voyage d’affaires de Emir Kusturica 20.00 ARTE Culture en direct de Cannes 21.00 Exils de Tony Gatlif 22.40 Un écran nommé désir, documentaire Du mercredi 21 mai à 22.35 au lendemain à minuit 22.35 Manderlay de Lars von Trier M 0.45 Court-Circuit 380, le magazine du court métrage S FIL CE IN R 1.35 Un écran nommé désir, documentaire © P 2.25 L’application des peines de Cyprien Vial 3.00 El topo de Alejandro Jodorowsky 5.00 Howard Hawks, un artiste américain, documentaire 6.15 Federico Fellini, je suis un grand menteur, documentaire 8.00 Sakamoto joue de la musique de film , documentaire 8.45 La nuit parisienne - en tournage avec Claude Lelouch 9.45 Papa est en voyage d’affaires de Emir Kusturica 14.00 Un écran nommé désir, documentaire 14.55 Gas oil de Gilles Grangier 16.25 La dépanneuse de Dominique Aru 17.15 Exils de Tony Gatlif 20.00 ARTE Culture en direct de Cannes 21.00 Don’t come knocking de Wim Wenders 23.00 Dressing the cinema : Sartoria Tirelli, documentaire Sur la TNT, le câble et le satellite de 9.00 à 19.00 Les magazines en direct de Cannes ARTE Culture Présenté en direct de la plage du Majestic © FRÉDÉRIC MAIGROT par Annette Gerlach et Elise Chassaing tous les jours à 20.00 E BALTEL PP © JEAN-PHILI Metropolis Présenté sur le bateau d’ARTE par Rebecca Manzoni samedis 17 et 24 mai à 20.15 dimanche 25 mai à 20.15 (annonce du palmarès en direct) arte.tv Tout Cannes en direct sur arte.tv/cannes2008 critiques de films, interviews, vidéos, podcast et blogs sur la Croisette. fête ses 15 ans à Cannes La belle noiseuse Méliès Paris, Texas Lady Chatterley Gadjo Dilo « Cinéma, de notre temps » : « Le grand Melies » + Le CD de la BO et l’homme des bois Version longue inédite Jacques Rivette par Claire Denis + Le documentaire inédit du film par Ry Cooder Version TV inédite + Vertiges, spectale musical + Les photos de tournage de Georges Franju + Le making of du film de Tony Gatliff + Le scénario original 5 éditions prestige www.arteboutique.com Contacts Presse Agnès Buiche Moreno / Cécile Braun 01 55 00 70 47 / 73 43 [email protected] [email protected].
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