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Questo È Il Bif&St Questo è il Bif&st–Bari International Film Festival Il Bif&st-Bari International Film Festival conta ogni anno 75.000 spettatori e, in appena otto edizioni, è divenuto uno dei più importanti eventi cinematografici italiani grazie alla sua vastissima offerta di alto valore culturale (il programma del 2017 ha presentato 320 eventi in 8 giorni). Il Bif&st, posto sotto l’Alto Patronato del Presidente della Repubblica, è promosso dalla Regione Puglia, con la collaborazione del Comune di Bari, e prodotto dalla Fondazione Apulia Film Commission. Margarethe von Trotta è il presidente del festival. Il regista Ettore Scola, che per molti anni lo ha presieduto, è il presidente onorario. Il direttore è Felice Laudadio, presidente del Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, ex direttore della Mostra di Venezia e della Casa del Cinema di Roma, e presidente di Cinecittà Holding. Fabio Ferzetti, critico cinematografico de L’Espresso, è il consulente della direzione artistica. La sede principale del Bif&st è uno fra i teatri più belli del mondo, il Teatro Petruzzelli (nella foto durante una Lezione di cinema), cui si aggiungono altre 12 sale occupate dal festival. Tra gli ospiti ai quali nel corso degli anni è stato conferito il Federico Fellini Award for Cinematic Excellence, per aver illuminato il mondo del cinema con il loro contributo artistico, si segnalano: Jean- Jacques Annaud, Fanny Ardant, Luis Bacalov, Costa-Gavras, Stephen Frears, Abbas Kiarostami, Andrej Končalovskij, John Madden, Alan Parker, Jacques Perrin, Michael Radford, Edgar Reitz, Volker Schlöndorff, Barbara Sukowa, Bertrand Tavernier, Max von Sydow, Margarethe von Trotta, Andrzej Wajda; e fra gli italiani: Gianni Amelio, Antonio Albanese, Dario Argento, Pupi Avati, Marco Bellocchio, Bernardo Bertolucci, Andrea Camilleri, Claudia Cardinale, Sergio Castellitto, Liliana Cavani, Cristina Comencini, Pierfrancesco Favino, Sabrina Ferilli, Dante Ferretti e Francesca Lo Schiavo, Giancarlo Giannini, Tonino Guerra, Virna Lisi, Mario Martone, Giuliano Montaldo, Laura Morante, Nanni Moretti, Ennio Morricone, Ornella Muti, Nicola Piovani, Micaela Rammazzotti, Francesco Rosi, Sergio Rubini, Ettore Scola, Toni Servillo, Paolo Sorrentino, Vittorio Storaro, Paolo e Vittorio Taviani, Giuseppe Tornatore, Armando Trovajoli, Carlo Verdone, Paolo Virzì. Ognuno di questi grandi professionisti ha tenuto una Master Class per un pubblico composto ogni volta da circa 1.400 persone che hanno affollato quotidianamente il Teatro Petruzzelli. Le serate di gala del festival, nello storico Teatro Petruzzelli, presentano le Anteprime internazionali di film altamente spettacolari, tra i quali, nel 2010: Nine di Rob Marshall, Amabili resti di Peter Jackson, American Life di Sam Mendes; Bright Star di Jane Campion. Nel 2011: Il discorso del re di Tom Hooper, Il buongiorno del mattino di Roger Michell, London Boulevarddi William Monahan. Nel 2012: Molto forte, incredibilmente vicino di Stephen Daldry, Marigold Hotel di John Madden, Titanic 3D di James Cameron. Nel 2013: Come un tuono di Derek Cianfrance, Una fragile armonia di Yaron Zilberman, Uomini di parola di Fisher Stevens, Stoker di Chan-wook Park. Nel 2014: Noah di Darren Aronofsky, Grand Budapest Hotel di Wes Anderson, The Invisible Woman di Ralph Fiennes, Gigolò per caso di John Turturro. Nel 2015: L’ultimo lupo di Jean-Jacques Annaud, Ex Machina di Alex Garland, Ritorno al Marigold Hotel di John Madden, Miss Julie di Liv Ullmann. Nel 2016: Agnus Dei di Anne Fontaine, Zona d’ombra di Peter Landesman, L’uomo che vide l’infinito di Matt Brown. Nel 2017: La tenerezza di Gianni Amelio, Miss Sloane di John Madden, Get Out di Jordan Peele, Le divan de Staline di Fanny Ardant, Land of the Gods di Goran Paskaljevic, Insospettabili sospetti di Zach Braff, Return to Montauk di Volker Schlöndorff etc. Altri 12 film di tutto il mondo vengono selezionati ogni anno per la sezione competitiva Panorama internazionale, ospitata nel primo e secondo pomeriggio di ogni giorno al Teatro Petruzzelli, con premi al miglior regista, miglior attore protagonista e migliore attrice protagonista. Tra i registi dei film presentati in questa sezione: Lucas Belvaux, Paul Bettany, Marion Hansel, Annemarie Jacir, Lech Majewski, Goran Paskaljevic, Lone Scherfig, Brad Silberling, Liv Ullmann. Oltre a film fuori concorso, eventi speciali, laboratori e incontri con gli autori, il Bif&st presenta 2 concorsi riservati ai film italiani: il primo dedicato ai migliori film di lungometraggio distribuiti in sala o passati nei festival nell’ultimo anno, e un altro alle migliori Opere prime e seconde più recenti. Il Bif&st inoltre ricerca negli archivi filmici e televisivi numerosi documenti inediti e preziosi, relativi a grandi personaggi, molti dei quali sono stati ambasciatori del cinema italiano nel mondo: le Retrospettive su Carmelo Bene, Franco Cristaldi, Vittorio Gassman, Federico Fellini, Marco Ferreri, Fritz Lang, Marcello Mastroianni, Dino Risi, Francesco Rosi, Ettore Scola, Alberto Sordi, Giuseppe Tornatore, Gian Maria Volonté sono tra le più ampie mai dedicate a questi maestri. Il festival è accolto con entusiasmo non solo dal pubblico locale e nazionale, ma anche dalla stampa italiana e dall’International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI), che tiene la sua annuale Assemblea generale a Bari durante il Bif&st. La copertura stampa del festival include, infatti, giornalisti nazionali ed internazionali: 150 professionisti italiani e 50 dal resto del mondo. .
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