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Venice Production Bridge Programme and Market Screenings Schedule 76 29.08 – 03.09.2019 LABIENNALE.ORG VENICEPRODUCTIONBRIDGE.ORG VENICE PRODUCTION BRIDGE PROGRAMME AND MARKET SCREENINGS SCHEDULE 76. Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica La Biennale di Venezia La Biennale di Venezia Director General and its collaborators for Andrea Del Mercato the VPB Programme and Market Screening Schedule Artistic Director Erika Giorgianni of the Cinema Department Lara Gonzàles Lobo Alberto Barbera Laura Kirlum Eugenia Leonardi Venice Production Bridge Mariachiara Manci Pascal Diot Chiara Marin Savina Neirotti Alessandro Mezzalira Nikolas Montaldi [email protected] www.labiennale.org veniceproductionbridge.org 30 LOGO TUCANO 2013 without a wrinkle Thanks to Db Logic S.r.l. Festival Scope The Venice Production Bridge programme for 2019 has been edited using the information assembled by August 18th, 2019. The Venice Production Bridge may not be held responsible for possible errors. 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MOSTRA INTERNAZIONALE D’ARTE CINEMATOGRAFICA 14. 1. Palazzo del Cinema 11. Bar al Leone d’Oro 19. IMG Cinemas Candiani, Mestre Lazzaretto Vecchio Sala Grande (1032 + 4 seats) (Venice VR) 12. Piccole Procuratie Sala Pasinetti (118 seats) Le ristrette del Banco Lotto n°10 T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Sala Zorzi (48 seats) Coop. Soc. Il Cerchio 18. Multisala Rossini President’s Office ARCA CinemaGiovani General Management Venezia 17. Teatro alle Tese, Arsenale Electashop riva di Corinto Offices Piazzale Gelateria La Dolce Vita S. Maria Elisabetta Festival Director’s Office Info Biennale 16. Cinema Astra via Selvo via Cinema Department riva di Corinto via Rodi FRED Film Radio Hospitality Office 15. Hotel des Bains via Marcello via Unicredit ATM 14. Venice VR Protocol Desk Baggage Checkroom 76. Mostra Internazionale d'Arte 2. Sala Darsena 13. PalaBiennale Cinematografica Lido di Venezia Screening Theatre (1768 seats) via Lamberti via Screening Theatre (1401 + 8 seats) via Buratti via Falier Vitale Box Office 3. Palazzo del Casinò via Salvore Bar Sala Perla (590 + 4 seats) Sala Volpi (147 + 2 seats) 14. Venice VR 13. via Corone Sala Casinò (147 + 2 seats) 29.08 – 7.09 16. Cinema Astra Sala Perla 2 (250 + 2 seats) Bar Piazzale S. Maria Venice Production Bridge Elisabetta Accreditation Desk 29.08 – 1.09 via Sandro Gallo Electa Bookshop via Sandro Gallo Spazio Incontri via Quattro Fontane Quattro via Registration Office Cocktail Area Darsena Casinò via Morosini via Press Material via Marcello via Kids Corner 15. Hotel des Bains Press Conference Room Lungomare via Candia via Press Office G. Marconi 17 – Lido di Venezia via Emo via 2. 4. Photocall Exhibition 3. via Dardanelli Armani beauty 26.08 – 15.09 Ritratti [Opere Uniche] Radio Call 300 Giant Polaroid raccontano i TV Call Per to protagonisti della Biennale Cinema Piazzale Press Room 1. dal 1996 al 2004 S. Maria the exhibition continues at Elisabetta 4. Area Giardino T Fondaco dei Tedeschi 12. 11. 6. 5. Food and beverage area Venice Production Bridge 5. Sala Giardino Lungomare Marconi Lungomare Marconi 29.08 – 3.09 Screening Theatre (568 + 4 seats) Visconti Lounge 9. 8. 7. 15. Hotel des Bains 6. Piazzale del Cinema Cocktail Area 10. 16. Cinema Astra Box Office Bar Piazzale S. Maria Elisabetta Railway Tickets Bookshop Bar 16. Cinema Astra Infopoint Sala 2 (136 seats) Spazio Rai via Corfù 12 – Lido di Venezia (only Venice Production Bridge) 7. Terrazza Access Points Box Office Food and beverage area Terrazza Biennale – 17. Teatro alle Tese, Arsenale Bar and Restaurant Castello, 2169/f – Venezia Access to the building Infopoint Bookshop 8. Club 76 Press Meetings Esterno Notte 18. Multisala Rossini Toilets Bike Sharing 9. Campari Lounge San Marco, 3997/a – Venezia Actv Stops 10. Hotel Excelsior Venice Production Bridge 19. IMG Cinemas Candiani Free Wi-Fi Area First Aid Access to the venues Regione del Veneto Piazza Candiani, 7/a – Mestre of the Venice Film Festival Venice VR Shuttle Jaeger-LeCoultre Lounge Access to the venues From 29.08 to 7.09 Baggage Checkroom Istituto Luce – Cinecittà of the Festival are barrier-free. Fondazione Ente dello Spettacolo 12 Venice Production Bridge 2019 13 Programme and Market Screenings Schedule PALAZZO DEL CASINÒ HOTEL EXCELSIOR Venice Production Bridge Areas ground floor third floor 1 Accreditation Desk 8 Infopoint 9 Exhibition Area first floor Sala Poveglia 10 Venice Gap – Financing Market Terrazza dei Limoni 2 Sala Perla and Book Adaptation Rights 13 3 Registration Office Market (30.08 – 1.09) 4 Sala Volpi Spazio Incontri (2.09 – 7.09) 5 Sala Casinò 11 Venice Production Bridge 6 Press Material Office 12 second floor 12 Industry Business Centre 1 13 Industry Gold Club Main Entrance 7 Kids Corner Lungomare Marconi 11 1 10 9 Sala degli Stucchi 9 9 8 Terrazza dei Fiori CINEMA ASTRA 7 first floor 14 Sala 2 3 2 6 5 14 4 Main Entrance Lungomare Marconi 14 Venice Production Bridge 2019 15 Programme and Market Screenings Schedule VR ISLAND HOTEL DES BAINS Venice Production Bridge Areas Venice Production Bridge Areas 15 Entrance 20 Entrance 16 VPB - Info point 21 VPB - Info point 17 VPB - Spazio Incontri 22 VPB - Cocktail Area 18 VPB - Cocktail Area 23 Visconti Lounge 19 Relax Area 24 Exhibition Area 23 21 20 24 15 19 18 22 16 17 Lido 10' from Film Festival Area Riva di Corinto 16 Venice Production Bridge 2019 17 Programme and Market Screenings Schedule THURSDAY, TH AUGUST 29 11:00 – 13:00 HOTEL EXCELSIOR / SALA TROPICANA ANICA presents – FOCUS ON CHINA “Best shooting places in China” Organized by Xinhuanet Europe Hosted by ANICA 16:00 – 17:30 VR ISLAND / AREA RELAX VR Happy Hour With the kind support of UniFrance & Orange XR Grant By invitation only 18:30 – 20:30 HOTEL DES BAINS / VPB COCKTAIL AREA Venice Gap-Financing Market and Book Adaptation Rights Market Welcome Cocktail Hosted by La Biennale di Venezia By invitation only 18 Venice Production Bridge 2019 19 Programme and Market Screenings Schedule FRIDAY AUGUST 30TH 09:30 – 18:30 14:00 – 15:00 15:00 – 17:00 17:30 – 20:00 HOTEL EXCELSIOR / VGFM AREA HOTEL DES BAINS / HOTEL DES BAINS / HOTEL DES BAINS / VENICE GAP-FINANCING MARKET VISCONTI LOUNGE VISCONTI LOUNGE VISCONTI LOUNGE one-to-one meetings Roundtables: Italian funding for How the platforms will contribute & VPB COCKTAIL AREA co-productions and international to the financing of films: Q & A Media Aperitivo Edition 2. 09:30 – 18:30 distributors with Anna Herold (Head of Unit, Meet the European Industry HOTEL EXCELSIOR / BARM AREA
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