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Festival Internacional De Cine De Huesca 2006 Huesca International Film Festival 2006 Patrocinadores Sponsors FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 PATROCINADORES SPONSORS EDITA FUNDACIÓN FESTIVAL DE CINE DE HUESCA IMPRIME ARPI, ZARAGOZA año 2006 DEPOSITO LEGAL ????????????? 2 FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 3 ENTIDADES DE COOPERACIÓN COOPERATING ORGANISATIONS PATROCINADORES SPONSORS Gobierno de Aragón Caja Inmaculada Ayuntamiento de Huesca Diputación Provincial de Huesca Programa MEDIA PLUS de la Unión Europea Ministerio de Cultura – ICAA INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS ALTOARAGONESES Fundación Anselmo Pié Sopena Diputación de Huesca RENFE Iberia ENTIDADES DE COOPERACIÓN COOPERATING ORGANISATIONS Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional. Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores Instituto de Estudios Altoaragoneses Heraldo de Aragón Diario del Altoaragón New York Film Academy EL FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA FORMA PARTE DE: COORDINADORA EUROPEA HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL IS A MEMBER OF: DE FESTIVALES DE CINE 4 FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 5 ENTIDADES COLABORADORAS DEPENDENCIAS SITES COLLABORATING ORGANISATIONS Academy of Motion Pictures Art and Sciences Alameda Films Altavista Films Asociación OFICINA PERMANENTE DEL FESTIVAL, SECRETARÍA Y DIRECCIÓN de Vecinos del barrio de San José Auto Cuatro, S. A. Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza PERMANENT OFFICE, SECRETARIAT AND ADDRESS Boutique Micaela Centro de Arte y Naturaleza (CDAN) Centro Cultural El Matadero Cineteca Nacional de México Cobega, S. A. Coca-Cola Elías Querejeta PC Escuela de Festival de Cine de Huesca. Arte de Huesca Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión de San Antonio de los Baños C/ del Parque, 1, 2o piso (Círculo Oscense). 22002 Huesca. (Cuba) Festival de Cine Español de Nantes (Francia) Festival de Nuevos Realizadores Huesca Film Festival. de Madrid Festival Documentamadrid Festival Cittadella del Corto de Trevignano C/ del Parque, 1, 2nd floor (in the Casino building). 22002 Huesca. Romano (Italia) Festival Internacional de Cine de Guadalajara (Jalisco-México) Festival Teléfono 974 212 582 Fax 974 210 065 E-mail: [email protected] Internacional de Cine de Morelia (Michoacán-México) Filmoteca de Andalucía Filmoteca El Festival de Cine de Huesca está presente en internet en la siguiente dirección: de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Filmoteca Española Fundación Beulas The Huesca Film Festival can be found on the internet at the following address: Fundación Círculo Oscense Institut Valencià de Cinematografia Ricardo Muñoz Suay http://www.huesca-filmfestival.com Instituto Goethe de Madrid Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía (IMCINE) J&B La Zaragozana Las Vegas Mediawave Internacional Film and Music Festival de Györ OFICINA DE INFORMACIÓN INFORMATION OFFICE Centro Cultural El Matadero. Avda. Martínez de Velasco, 4-6. Tel. 974 215 398 (Hungría) Muestra de Cine Mexicano de Guadalajara Museo de Huesca Nederlands Instituut voor Animatiefilm New York Film Academy Restaurante Las Torres Restaurante La Taberna de Lillas Pastia Semana de Cine e Imagen de Fuentes de Ebro Story Films DEPARTAMENTO DE INVITADOS GUEST DEPARTMENT Centro Cultural El Matadero. Avda. Martínez de Velasco, 4-6. Tel. 974 215 399 Televisa, S. A. Tertulia Cinematográfica Perdiguer TVE TVE Centro Regional de Aragón Unifrance Films Universidad de Guadalajara (Jalisco-México) Urban Prospecting Vilas del Turbón Villa Vicio, S. R. L. OFICINA DE MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN PRESS OFFICE Departamento de Comunicación Press Department Centro Cultural El Matadero. Avda. Martínez de Velasco, 4-6. Teléfonos 974 215 390 - 974 215 391 Fax 974 215 392 PERSONAS COLABORADORAS E-mail: prensa@ huesca-filmfestival. com COLLABORATING PEOPLE Hermanos Abadía Aguilar, José Antonio Alcalde, Pilar Alfonso, Juan Ignacio Alvira PUNTO DE ENCUENTRO MEETING POINT Banzo, Fernando Angulo, Antonio Angulo, Jesús Arensburg, Guadalupe Azzella, William Centro Cultural El Matadero. Avda. Martínez de Velasco, 4-6. Baldellou, Vicente Barba, Angélica Bardají, Rafael Bernáldez, Cristina Borraz, Rosa Bosque, Carmelo Brun, Javier Calviño, Lola Calvo, Aína Calvo, Luis Carta, Marie-José PROYECCIONES SCREENINGS Casado, Ignacio Castillo, Marcos Castro, Antón Castro Cardús, Fernando Cortina, Mayte Cine Avenida. Avenida Cinema. Avda. Martínez de Velasco, 8. Tel. 974 211612 Crespo, Rebeca Cruz, Ana Díaz Güell, Luis Durst, György Escudero, Isabel Fernández, Salón de actos de la Diputación Provincial Auditorium of the Provincial Council of Huesca. Mariano Chino Figueroa, Gabriel Gaitán, Francisco García, José Manuel García Antón, Porches de Galicia, 4. Tel. - Fax 974 227 311 Javier García Barquero, María García Espinosa, Julio Garza, Carlos Gendre, Christine Gilar Salón de actos de la Caja Inmaculada Auditorium of Caja Inmaculada. Coso Alto, 11. Martínez, José Gómez Manso, Pilar Gómez, Luis González, María Guevara, Alejandra Hartyándi, Jeno Hebrero, Mariví Hernández, Jesús Jiménez, Francisco Llamas, Manuel EXPOSICIONES EXHIBITIONS Lles, Luis Lobo, Marga López, Susana Luesma, Teresa Magallanes, Alejandro Magaña, NOTA: El Comité Ejecutivo se reserva el Alejandro Magallanes, ilustrador Jorge Mairal, Juan Ángel Martínez-Vasseur, Pilar Mena, Yesika Millás, Lola Monasterio, derecho de efectuar cualquier variación, Sala de Exposiciones de la Diputación de Huesca. Exhibition Hall in the Huesca José Enrique Morlán, Víctor Moreno Castro, José María Nacarino, Pablo Noguera, Jaime tanto en la programación de las sesiones Provincial Council. Porches de Galicia, 4. Tel. 974 227 311 Núñez, Pablo Otero, José María Pesqué, José Miguel Perdiguer, Ramón Pérez Estremera, como en los diferentes actos que configuran Werner Herzog: Muss Physisch Sein (La fuerza de la película). Fotografías de Beat Presser Manuel Peters, Mette Pomeroy, Bruto Prado, José María Querejeta, Elías Rodríguez la semana del Festival. Salón del Trono del Museo de Huesca. Huesca Museum. Plaza Universidad. García, Ximena Ruiz, Jesús Sánchez, Jorge Sánchez, María de los Ángeles Sanemeterio, NOTE: The Executive Committee reserves Tel. 974 220 586 Francisco Sanz, Tomás Sarrat, José Miguel Sempere, Manuel Sordo, Avelino Toledo, the right to make any variation, both in the Greta VS. Ramón (coleccionando misterios) Teresa Torguet, Enrique Torre, Pilar Trujillo, Iván Vajda, Violetta Valdez, Blas Van Dijk, programming of screenings and in any other Sala de exposiciones de Caja Inmaculada. Exhibition Hall of Caja Inmaculada. Cilia Virgen, Lucy Yarza, Pilar Zarzuela, Michel events that constitute the Film Festival. Coso Alto, 11, 1o 6 FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 7 ORGANIZACIÓN ORGANISATION PATRONATO DE LA FUNDACIÓN FESTIVAL DE CINE DE HUESCA DEPARTAMENTO DE INVITADOS GUEST DEPARTMENT INFRAESTRUCTURA INFRASTRUCTURE BOARD OF THE HUESCA FILM FESTIVAL FOUNDATION Aimé Gavilondo José Antonio Sánchez Liliana Castro Misael Hernández COMITÉ EJECUTIVO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Kay Smith Jesús Carrasco Presidente Chairman José María Escriche Javier Beltrán Lázaro Alexis Venéreo Francisco Casasús DISEÑO E IMAGEN IMAGE AND DESIGN Ángel S. Garcés Montserrat Guiu Javier Castán Jesús Moreno Alberto Sánchez Millán Carmen Montori Mácula Estudio Creativo Silvia Penella COORDINADORA GENERAL GENERAL COORDINATOR TRADUCCIONES TRANSLATIONS Jara Bernués RELACIONES PÚBLICAS Y PROTOCOLO PUBLIC RELATIONS AND PROTOCOL Francisco Javier Turmo C&P, Comunicación y Protocolo ASESORES ADVISORS GALAS Y EVENTOS GALAS AND EVENTS Luis Alegre OFICINA DE INFORMACIÓN INFORMATION OFFICE Mª Cruz Alonso C&P, Comunicación y Protocolo Elena Giménez Medardo Amor Julio Luzán Stella Dalidou Josean Fernández Misael Hernández María Dueso Ricardo García Prats Rampa Huesca, S. L. Javier Gurpegui Marilena Papadaki Shannon Kelley Alberto Romeo PUBLICIDAD PUBLICITY Christian Meier Loher Publicidad Orlando Mora DEPARTAMENTO DE PELÍCULAS FILM DEPARTMENT Óscar Peyrou Fernando Gatón Gabinete de Prensa del Festival Hilario Rodríguez Joaquín Lanceta Antonio Pérez WEBMASTER DELEGACIÓN PARA UE Y CEFC EU AND ECFF DELEGATION Dosymedia Comunicación Montserrat Guiu OFICINA DE PRENSA PRESS OFFICE DELEGADOS INTERNACIONALES INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES Miren Gea CARTEL POSTER Francia: José Manuel Cano Francisco Fernández Alejandro Magallanes Estados Unidos: Spencer Parsons Norte y este de Europa: Olga Strusková SECRETARIA JURADOS INTERNACIONAL E IBEROAMERICANO FOTÓGRAFOS PHOTOGRAPHERS Sureste de Europa: Miroljub Vuckovic SECRETARY OF THE IBEROAMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL JURIES Guillermo Farina Argentina, Paraguay y Uruguay: Luciano Monteagudo Henriette Hoenisch Studio Tempo Brasil: Roberval Duarte de Araújo México: Daniela Michel SECRETARIA JURADO DE LA JUVENTUD SECRETARY OF THE YOUTH JURY Canadá francófono, Bélgica y Suiza: Hervé Le Phuez Irene Abad ADMINISTRACIÓN ADMINISTRATION José Bernués SECRETARIO JURADO DE CINE ARAGONÉS SECRETARY OF THE ARAGONESE CINEMA JURY José Antonio Aguilar SECRETARÍA SECRETARIAT Ana Bescós SECRETARIA JURADO DE DOCUMENTALES SECRETARY OF THE DOCUMENTARY JURY Lucila Moctezuma SECRETARÍA GENERAL GENERAL SECRETARIAT Adriana Scaglione SECRETARIA JURADO DE RELATOS SECRETARY OF THE SHORT STORY JURY Paula García Ana Bescós 8 FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE HUESCA 2006 HUESCA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
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