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Quarterly 1 · 2007
German Films Quarterly 1 · 2007 AT BERLIN in Competition DIE FAELSCHER by Stefan Ruzowitzky YELLA by Christian Petzold PORTRAITS Sven Taddicken, Anne Wild, Roxy Film, Association of German Film Exporters SHOOTING STAR Maximilian Brueckner SPECIAL REPORT Costume Design in German Cinema: A Second Skin german films quarterly 1/2007 A SECOND SKIN 4 focus on COSTUME DESIGN IN GERMAN CINEMA directors’ portraits 14 THERAPY WITH METAPHORS A portrait of Sven Taddicken 16 DIVERSITY AND PERSISTENCE A portrait of Anne Wild producers’ portrait 18 CONCENTRATING ENERGIES FOR A WIDE AUDIENCE A portrait of Roxy Film actor’s portrait 20 A SHOOTING STAR KEEPING TO HIS ROOTS A portrait of Maximilian Brueckner 22 50 YEARS OF SERVICE A portrait of the Association of German Film Exporters 24 news in production 30 DIE DREI RAEUBER Hayo Freitag 31 FEUERHERZ Luigi Falorni 31 FRIEDENSSCHLAG – DAS JAHR DER ENTSCHEIDUNG Gerardo Milsztein 32 FRUEHER ODER SPAETER Ulrike von Ribbeck 33 GEBENEDEITES GEBEIN Dominik Wessely 34 GEGENUEBER Jan Bonny 34 HEINZ UND FRED Mario Schneider 35 HERZSCHLAG Ulrike Grote 36 HUNDELEBEN Jan Hinrik Drevs 37 TEUFELSBRATEN Hermine Huntgeburth 37 UP! UP! TO THE SKY Hardi Sturm new german films 40 AKTEUR Andreas Krein 41 AM LIMIT TO THE LIMIT Pepe Danquart 42 BLOEDE MUETZE! SILLY’S SWEET SUMMER Johannes Schmid 43 BRIGADE DES FRIEDENS – ALS UNBEWAFFNETE LEIBWAECHTER IN KOLUMBIEN UND MEXICO UNARMED BODYGUARDS – WITH PEACE BRIGADES INTERNATIONAL IN COLOMBIA & MEXICO Rasmus Gerlach 44 CHAMAMÉ: MUSIK UND POESIE – DIE KULTUR DER NORDOESTLICHEN PROVINZEN -
Quarterly 1 · 2006
German Films Quarterly 1 · 2006 AT BERLIN In Competition ELEMENTARTEILCHEN by Oskar Roehler DER FREIE WILLE by Matthias Glasner REQUIEM by Hans-Christian Schmid PORTRAITS Gregor Schnitzler, Isabelle Stever, TANGRAM Film, Henry Huebchen SHOOTING STAR Johanna Wokalek SPECIAL REPORT Germans in Hollywood german films quarterly 1/2006 focus on 4 GERMANS IN HOLLYWOOD directors’ portraits 12 PASTA LA VISTA, BABY! A portrait of Gregor Schnitzler 14 FILMING AT EYE LEVEL A portrait of Isabelle Stever producer’s portrait 16 BLENDING TRADITION WITH INNOVATION A portrait of TANGRAM Filmproduktion actors’ portraits 18 GO FOR HUEBCHEN! BETWEEN MASTROIANNI AND BRANDO A portrait of Henry Huebchen 20 AT HOME ON STAGE AND SCREEN A portrait of Johanna Wokalek 22 news in production 28 AM LIMIT Pepe Danquart 28 DAS BABY MIT DEM GOLDZAHN Daniel Acht 29 DAS DOPPELTE LOTTCHEN Michael Schaack, Tobias Genkel 30 FC VENUS Ute Wieland 31 FUER DEN UNBEKANNTEN HUND Dominik Reding, Benjamin Reding 31 HELDIN Volker Schloendorff 32 LEBEN MIT HANNAH Erica von Moeller 33 LIEBESLEBEN Maria Schrader 34 MARIA AM WASSER Thomas Wendrich 35 SPECIAL Anno Saul 36 TANZ AM UFER DER TRAEUME Cosima Lange 36 TRIP TO ASIA – DIE SUCHE NACH DEM EINKLANG Thomas Grube new german films 38 3° KAELTER 3° COLDER (NEW DIRECTOR’S CUT) Florian Hoffmeister 39 12 TANGOS – ADIOS BUENOS AIRES Arne Birkenstock 40 89 MILLIMETER 89 MILLIMETRES Sebastian Heinzel 41 AFTER EFFECT Stephan Geene 42 BLACKOUT Maximilian Erlenwein 43 BUONANOTTE TOPOLINO BYE BYE BERLUSCONI! Jan Henrik Stahlberg 44 CON GAME Wolf -
CHANGO SPASIUK /Argentina
CHANGO SPASIUK /Argentina/ THE MASTER OF CHAMAMÉ ON TOUR www.changospasiuk.com.ar www.facebook.com/elchangospasiuk www.youtube.com/user/changospasiuk soundcloud.com/chango-spasiuk/sets/playlist-01 FIESTA MUSIC CHANGO SPASIUK HIS MUSIC, HIS CULTURE, HIS LAND Horacio “Chango” Spasiuk was born in September 1968 in Apostoles, a small village in Misiones, a rural north-eastern province of Argentina. Set in the frontier region bordering southern Brazil and Paraguay, this exceptional melting-pot area offers a sub-tropical climate with its fertile dark red ground where mate grows. Until the 17th century, this region was inhabited by indigenous Guarani communities. Misiones was discovered in 1541 by Spanish people and Jesuit monks’ landing in 1609 disrupted the indigenous cultural environment. They were thrown out of the country following the king’s order. This event ended the provincial golden age: after lootings, the Portuguese and Brazilian invasions and the armed conflict with Paraguay. Although the area finally gained a form of autonomy in 1881, it was barely inhabited as a consequence of a century of nearly continuous conflicts. Argentina opened its borders and Misiones welcomed European settlers mainly Germans, Russians, Ukrainians, Poles, Scandinavians and Central Europeans who built up villages, mixing with the remaining natives. Those settlers brought with them accordions and polka. Chamamé was born from the reunion of the indigenous world and the old continent. It is a traditional and rural music played by bands of 2 to 5 musicians integrating the accordion or the bandoneon, the violin, the guitar, the cajon and sometimes the double bass. This cadenced and bouncing music involves soft and poetical hints and is suited to dance. -
The Ukrainian Weekly 2005, No.28
www.ukrweekly.com INSIDE:• Scholars, community leaders discuss diaspora’s experiences — page 3. •A former nationalist underground leader returns to Donetsk — page 4. • The unique musical mix of accordionist Chango Spasiuk — page 11. Published by the Ukrainian National Association Inc., a fraternal non-profit association Vol. LXXIII HE KRAINIANNo. 28 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, JULY 10, 2005 EEKLY$1/$2 in Ukraine International Association of Ukrainian Studies T U Verkhovna RadaW sessions in turmoil seeks reform in Ukraine’s higher education system as deputies debate WTO-related bills by Zenon Zawada Ministry of Culture and the deputy min- Kyiv Press Bureau ister for humanitarian affairs. Dr. von Hagen’s speech not only called DONETSK – A call for sweeping into question the health and relevancy of reform in Ukrainian higher education IAUS, but also exposed a rift that exists in marked the sixth congress of the the Ukrainian academic community International Association of Ukrainian between the conservative National Studies (IAUS) in Donetsk. Academy of Sciences stalwarts on one side Dr. Mark von Hagen, director of and reform-minded scholars on the other, Columbia University’s Ukrainian Studies namely Westerners and younger Ukrainians. program in New York, stirred the typical- He thanked the Ministry of Education ly placid congress in his opening remarks for providing the necessary funding for on June 29 by stating the nation’s educa- the congress, but then criticized its recent tional and cultural governing bodies need attempt to recentralize control of an Orange Revolution of their own. Ukraine’s higher education system, there- “Despite years of post-independence by “rolling back important gains in uni- reform programs and proposals, the versity autonomy and academic freedom organizations that are most critical to won since the end of Communist rule.” IAUS have failed to construct a meaning- Dr. -
The Ukrainian Weekly 2008, No.1
www.ukrweekly.com ïêàëíéë êéÑàÇëü! CHRIST IS BORN! HE KRAINIAN EEKLY T PublishedU by the Ukrainian National Association Inc., a fraternal non-profitW association Vol. LXXVI No. 1 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 2008 $1/$2 in Ukraine UPA photos, safely hidden Tymoshenko government’s first success: for decades, found in loft a revised version of the 2008 budget by Zenon Zawada would force the new government to work Kyiv Press Bureau with the 2007 budget. “If we don’t pass the law on the state KYIV – Within two weeks of coming budget by the fiscal year’s end, we will to power, the Yulia Tymoshenko govern- practically undermine the entire system of ment achieved its first success by passing social standards,” Mr. Yatsenyuk warned. a revised version of the 2008 state budget The coalition’s leaders rolled up their well before the New Year’s Eve deadline. sleeves, consulted, debated, made amend- Coalition leaders touted their plan as ments and held a deciding vote drawing more generous in social spending than support from all 227 deputies of the what was offered by the preceding gov- Democratic Forces Coalition, as well as ernment of Viktor Yanukovych, including eight votes from the Communist Party of higher pensions, wages and scholarships, Ukraine. and the return of lost savings. The victory drew raucous cheers from “I believe that we took one more step the coalition deputies and shouts of so that the people again began believing “Shame” directed toward Volodymyr in the state,” Ms. Tymoshenko said after Lytvyn, leader of the eponymous bloc the budget was passed at about 9 p.m. -
International Association of Ukrainian Studies Seeks Reform in Ukraine's
INSIDE:• Scholars, community leaders discuss diaspora’s experiences — page 3. •A former nationalist underground leader returns to Donetsk — page 4. • The unique musical mix of accordionist Chango Spasiuk — page 11. Published by the Ukrainian National Association Inc., a fraternal non-profit association Vol. LXXIII HE KRAINIANNo. 28 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, JULY 10, 2005 EEKLY$1/$2 in Ukraine International Association of Ukrainian Studies T U Verkhovna RadaW sessions in turmoil seeks reform in Ukraine’s higher education system as deputies debate WTO-related bills by Zenon Zawada Ministry of Culture and the deputy min- Kyiv Press Bureau ister for humanitarian affairs. Dr. von Hagen’s speech not only called DONETSK – A call for sweeping into question the health and relevancy of reform in Ukrainian higher education IAUS, but also exposed a rift that exists in marked the sixth congress of the the Ukrainian academic community International Association of Ukrainian between the conservative National Studies (IAUS) in Donetsk. Academy of Sciences stalwarts on one side Dr. Mark von Hagen, director of and reform-minded scholars on the other, Columbia University’s Ukrainian Studies namely Westerners and younger Ukrainians. program in New York, stirred the typical- He thanked the Ministry of Education ly placid congress in his opening remarks for providing the necessary funding for on June 29 by stating the nation’s educa- the congress, but then criticized its recent tional and cultural governing bodies need attempt to recentralize control of an Orange Revolution of their own. Ukraine’s higher education system, there- “Despite years of post-independence by “rolling back important gains in uni- reform programs and proposals, the versity autonomy and academic freedom organizations that are most critical to won since the end of Communist rule.” IAUS have failed to construct a meaning- Dr. -
September 2016 to May 2017 WELCOME to to New York and Many More Places Along the Way
September 2016 to May 2017 WELCOME to to New York and many more places along the way. We’ll salute A Sheffield home the 2016–2017 our homegrown community concert season of music-makers in Forged for musical discovery, in Sheffield, and get busy in at the University learning and participation. the Sound Laboratory, where of Sheffield; a contemporary creations come to globe-trotting, life. And we celebrate all things lyrical, linguistic, sung and said in time-travelling, our first ever SongMakers Festival. boundary-crossing Throw some cracking programme we collaborations into the mix with are truly thrilled fellow Sheffield creatives like to share with you. Festival of the Mind, Human, Off the Shelf, Music in the Round, Classical Sheffield and the Year With scores of international of Making, and our programme and award-winning artists, a is fit to burst at the seams with kaleidoscope of choirs, collectives, musical magic. We’ve something to composers, and ensembles of astonish and delight music lovers all shapes and sizes, we hope of all tastes and ages, and look you’ll agree it’s quite the lineup! forward to welcoming you to one of our concerts soon. Together we’ll travel the world All concerts take place in the University of Sheffield’s Firth Hall unless stated otherwise. with Global Soundtracks, from Stewart Campbell Ticket prices are detailed on page 46 unless stated otherwise. Scotland to Sardinia, Northumbria Producer Showcasing a city of music-makers A Sheffield destination for the best in world, roots and folk #forgedinsheffield -
The Ukrainian Weekly 2006, No.3
www.ukrweekly.com INSIDE: • “2005: THE YEAR IN REVIEW” – pages 5-45. Published by the Ukrainian National Association Inc., a fraternal non-profit association Vol. LXXIV HE KRAINIANNo. 3 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 2006 EEKLY$1/$2 in Ukraine CelebritiesT andU big names top Verkhovna RadaW votes to dismiss Cabinet; political parties’ election lists administration calls move unconstitutional by Zenon Zawada Tomenko is ranked third in the Yulia by Zenon Zawada January 1. Kyiv Press Bureau Tymoshenko Bloc. Kyiv Press Bureau Though the vote dismissed the govern- On the Party of the Regions list, pro- ment, the Verkhovna Rada also required KYIV – When Ukrainians choose their Russian businessman Viacheslav KYIV – Ukraine’s new year began that the government keep working until a Parliament this March, they will recog- Bohuslav is ranked fifth. with the government once again destabi- new Parliament is in place after the nize the name of pop singer Ruslana But next to the names of wealthy busi- lized as the Verkhovna Rada voted to dis- March 26 elections. under the Our Ukraine bloc. nessmen and professional politicians, miss Prime Minister Yurii Yekhanurov Addressing a special session of the The Reforms and Order-Pora bloc also some parties and blocs have mixed in a and his Cabinet of Ministers, charging Cabinet of Ministers on January 12, after scored a top celebrity when it placed for- celebrity or two – a trend that is much that they seriously mishandled the natural he returned from Kazakhstan, President mer heavyweight champion Vitalii more apparent in 2006 than in previous gas crisis with the Russian Federation. -
PAST EVENTS RELATED to ARGENTINA December 2005
Untitled Document http://www.argentine-embassy-uk.org/version%20ingles/even... PAST EVENTS RELATED TO ARGENTINA December 2005 Folklore: Argentina’s Other Music Date: 1 December, 6.30pm Venue: Instituto Cervantes (London), 102 Eaton Square, SW1 W9AN The independent investigator Nigel Gallop will give a conference on Argentine Folklore on December 1st at 6.30pm at the Instituto Cervantes. Empanadas and Argentine wine will be offered after the conference. ________________________________________________________________ Anglo-Argentine Society – Christmas Party Date: 7 December, 6.30pm Venue: Canning House, 2 Belgrave Square, Londres SW1 The Anglo-Argentine Society’s Christmas Party will take place on Wednesday 7 December at Canning House from 6.30pm. For more information on this event, visit www.angloarg.dircon.co.uk ________________________________________________________________ Jorge Damonte – Retrospective Date: 27 October – 15 December Venue: Argentine Embassy, 65 Brook Street, W1K 4AH The retrospective exhibition of the Argentine photographer Jorge Damonte will be open until 15 December. The exhibition includes a portrait series representing people from the cultural and political Argentine spheres, a section showing Damonte’s work with Yves Saint Laurent as well as a series of sea landscapes. Visits are by appointment only. To make an appointment, please contact [email protected] or 020 7318 1300. ________________________________________________________________ Leandro Erlich Date: 20 October - 22 December Venue: Albion Gallery, 8