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Zlín Film Festival International Film Festival for Children and Youth and Children for Film Festival International Th Zlín Film Festival International Film Festival for Children and Youth and Children for Film Festival International th FILMFEST, s. r. o. Filmová 174, 760 01 Zlín-Kudlov Czech Republic, Europe www.zlinfest.cz 60. mezinárodní 60th International #ZLINFEST festival filmů Film Festival for 4⁄9 — 10⁄9⁄2020 pro děti a mládež Children and Youth 60. mezinárodní festival filmů pro děti a mládež a mládež děti pro filmů festival mezinárodní 60. 60 Pořadatel Spolupořadatel Generální partner Generální mediální partner Organizer: Co-organizer: General Partner: General Media Partner: Finanční podpora/Financial Support: Spolufinancováno z programu Evropské unie Kreativní Evropa Hlavní partneři/Main Partners: Hlavní mediální partneři/Main Media Partners: Významní partneři/Notable Partners: Partneři/Partners: Mediální partneři/Media Partners: Oficiální vlakový dopravce Zlín Film Festivalu Hlavní partner ubytování Official Train Carrier of the Zlin Film Festival: Main Accommodation Partner: Záštitu převzali Held under the auspices of Předseda Vlády České republiky Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Andrej Babiš Hejtman Zlínského kraje Governor of the Zlín Region Jiří Čunek Ministr kultury Minister of Culture Lubomír Zaorálek Ministr školství, mládeže a tělovýchovy Minister of Education, Youth and Sports Robert Plaga Ministr zahraničních věcí Minister of Foreign Aff airs Tomáš Petříček Ministryně pro místní rozvoj Minister of Regional Development Klára Dostálová Primátor statutárního města Zlína Mayor of the Statutory City of Zlín Jiří Korec Pořadatelé a organizační štáb Organizers and Staff Pořadatel / Organizer Press Service FILMFEST, s.r.o. Eliška Káčerková Hana Bednářová Jednatelé pořádající společnosti FILMFEST, s.r.o. / Gert Hermans Managing directors of FILMFEST s.r.o. Tamara Janušková Hovorková Jarmila Záhorová, Milan Krupička Jana Sklenářová Spolupořadatel / Co-organizer Koordinátorka Guest servis / statutární město Zlín / S tatutory City of Zlín Guest Service Coordinator Petra Vajová Primátor statutárního města Zlína / Mayor of the Statutory City of Zlín International Guest Relations Jiří Korec Míla Řádová Guest Service Realizační tým / Festival Team Pavlína Záhorovská Zuzana Šeďová Prezident festivalu / President of the Festival Jana Ševelová Čestmír Vančura Veronika Hvízdalová Petra Nečasová Umělecká ředitelka / Artistic Director Markéta Pášmová Protocol Peter Hunák – Regioprotokol s.r.o. Výkonná ředitelka / E x ecutive Director Jarmila Záhorová Ekonomické oddělení / E conomics Department Zuzana Nováková Asistentky / Festival Assistant Hana Smejkalová Veronika Klementová Jana Skoupilová Koordinace doprovodného programu / Supporting Programme Coordinator Programové oddělení / Jakub Holcman Programme Department Jaroslava Hynštová Technická produkce a stavba / Technical Kateřina Fojtová Production and Construction Coordinator Lucie Mikelová Aleš Zábojník Zuzana Bahulová Zuzana Švancarová IT – AVD Technical Support Ondřej Moravec Michal Baránek Zuzana Štefunková Adam Kulička Film Industry Coordinator Koordinátor dobrovolníků / Volunteer Kristýna Koláčková Coordinator Jan Lerl Doprava kopií / Shipping Petra Ocelková Produkce/ Production Daniel Dočkal Public Relations Tomáš Flisník Kateřina Martykánová Iva Janálová Romana Janišková-Holubová Obchod a marketing / Sales & Marketing Martina Lerlová Kateřina Ročková Martina Svatošová Jakub Jindřich Schmid Klára Šišková Roman Skácel Nikola Ťopková Kocourková Jakub Špaňhel Radek Musil Pořadatelé a organizační štáb Organizers and Staff Produkce/ Production Filmové projekce / Screenings Anna Bělařová Magdaléna Sokolová, GOLDEN APPLE Denisa Juríčková CINEMA a.s. Jana Pastyříková Tomáš Sokol, Petr Sokol, KINOSERVIS s.r.o. Jakub Hrdina Veronika Sotáková Vizualizace v interiérech a exteriérech / Karel Studený Interior and Exterior Visualization Daniel Jaroš Petr Pinkava, Film real s.r.o. Natálie Škrabalová Linda Machová Informační systémy / Information Systems Přeprava hostů / Guest Transport Jiří Utěšený, Ateliéry DATAX s.r.o. Pavel Pinkava Pavel Kalenda, Kalenda Systems, s.r.o. Návrh vizuálního řešení festivalu / Ostraha / Security Festival Visual S G. 3 s.r.o. Zdeněk Macháček, STUDIO 6.15 Petr Nikl (ROBO-OPICE) Autoři festivalových cen / Authors of Festival Prizes DTP Radim Hanke – akademický sochař Eva Lišková, Pavel Novák Daniel Piršč – designér Valér Kováč – sochař, sklářský výtvarník Festivalová znělka / Festival Jingle Waller-Matějíček – Ateliér uměleckého Eliška Chytková – výtvarné řešení, animace lití kovu Prokop Holoubek – hudba Miroslava Ptáčková – designérka skla Michaela Trávničková – designérka skla 3Dees Industries, s.r.o. Katalog / Catalogue Lukáš Jabůrek – sklářský výtvarník, designér a brusič skla Editor Anna Hrabáčková Pořadatel projektu Salon fi lmových klapek / Organizer of the Salon Film Překlad / Translations Clapperboards Marcus Minton, Blanka Mintonová Nadační fond FILMTALENT ZLÍN Korektury / Proofreading Předseda správní rady / Lucie Uhlíková, Marcus Minton Chairman of the Board Čestmír Vančura TV.ZLINFEST František Horváth Salon fi lmových klapek / Jaromír Hasoň Film Clapperboards Salon Jana Skoupilová Dramaturgie a režie speciálních projektů / D r amaturgy and Directing of Special Projects Hana Kovaříková Matěj Randár Grafi ka a výtvarná předloha katalogu / Graphics and Creative Artwork: STUDIO 6.15 s. r. o. Grafi cká úprava katalogu a výroba / Design and Production: Pavel Novák Vydal / Published by: FILMFEST, s. r. o., Filmová 174, 760 01 Zlín Tento katalog nesmí být žádným způsobem rozmnožován bez souhlasu majitele autorských práv. This catalogue may not be copied or reproduced in any way without the expressed consent of the owner of the copyright. Partneři a podporovatelé Partners and Supporters Finanční podpora / Financial Support Ministerstvo kultury Zlínský kraj Státní fond kinematografi e Kreativní Evropa Ministerstvo pro místní rozvoj Spolupořadatel / Co-organizer statutární město Zlín Generální partner / General Partner Kovárna VIVA a.s. Generální mediální partner / General Media Partner Česká televize Hlavní partneři / Main Partners ŠKODA AUTO a.s. Zlaté jablko, a.s. GOLDEN APPLE CINEMA, a.s. KOMA MODULAR s.r.o. Hlavní mediální partneři / Main Media Partners Český rozhlas Total Film VLTAVA L ABE MEDIA a.s. (Deník) Významní partneři / Notable Partners Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně MONET+,a.s. SPUR a.s. PFNonwovens Czech s.r.o. ABB s.r.o. EUROVIA CS, a.s. POZIMOS, a.s. Česká centrála cestovního ruchu – Czech Tourism IS Produkce s.r.o. Navláčil stavební fi rma, s.r.o. PRIA SYSTEM s.r.o. Pražská mincovna a.s. DHL Express (Czech Republic) s.r.o. Mediální partneři / Media Partners REFRESHER Media CZ, s.r.o. Sluníčko Mateřídouška Lidé a Země ČSFD.cz Červený koberec Partneři a podporovatelé Partners and Supporters Zvláštní poděkování / Special Thanks Nadační fond Kovárny VIVA Nadační fond FILMTALENT ZLÍN Český výbor pro UNICEF Benefi ční partner / Charity Partner Nadační fond Kapka naděje Zvláštní poděkování partnerům a dodavatelům / S p ecial Thanks to Partners of the Festival Advanced Telecom Services, s.r.o. AP Solutions s.r.o. Aqualand Moravia AV MEDIA EVENTS, a.s. AVONET, s.r.o. AXIOM TECH s.r.o. B A L T A C I a.s. Barrandov Studio a.s. Běhy Zlín, z.s. Brainz VR s. r. o. 14 | 15 Baťův institut, příspěvková organizace C4P s.r.o. Centrála cestovního ruchu Východní Moravy, o.p.s. Continental Barum s.r.o. ČD Cargo, a.s. České dráhy, a.s. Český národní podnik s.r.o. Daniel Vecko DataKal StarBase DECASPORT s.r.o. Dermacol, a.s. DISK Systems, s.r.o. Dopravní společnost Zlín-Otrokovice, s.r.o. ENAPO OBCHODNÍ a.s. English in Zlin s.r.o. Fatra, a.s. Filmexport Home Video s.r.o. Filmové laboratoře Zlín, a.s. Film real s.r.o. Filmový uzel Zlín FLY UNITED s.r.o. Paketo group s.r.o. H E R U S, s.r.o. HEXXA.CZ s.r.o. HOTEL Garni Zlín HOTEL ONDRÁŠ s.r.o. Hotel Tomášov**** Hrbáček Servis s.r.o. HTC,s.r.o. Partneři a podporovatelé Partners and Supporters IMPROMAT-COMPUTER s.r.o. Ing. Jiří Klement (DRESSME.CZ) Interhotel Moskva a.s. Josef Manner s.r.o. KINOSERVIS s.r.o. KLIMATEX a.s. KODIAK print s.r.o. Koliba U Černého medvěda Krajská galerie výtvarného umění ve Zlíně, příspěvková organizace Lázně Luhačovice, a.s. Léčebné lázně Jáchymov a.s. LED MULTIMEDIA s.r.o. Město Otrokovice MOBILBOARD s.r.o. Muzeum jihovýchodní Moravy ve Zlíně, příspěvková organizace Národní fi lmový archiv NAVI CZ, s.r.o. NFCtron a.s. NUTREND D.S., a.s. NWT a.s. PRATO, spol. s r.o. PURLIVE, spol. s r.o. Rada pro rozhlasové a televizní vysílání RAILREKLAM, spol. s r.o. regionální fi lmová kancelář ZLÍN FILM OFFICE Regioprotokol s.r.o. RIM CZ s.r.o. RUDOLF JELÍNEK a.s. SAMOHÝL MOTOR a.s. SIKO KOUPELNY a.s. Simona Pánková s.r.o. (Benetton) Statutární město Mladá Boleslav STOMACENTRUM AVE, s.r.o. Studio reklamy s.r.o. STUDIO 6.15 s.r.o. TAJMAC-ZPS, a.s. TAŠ-STAPPA beton, spol. s r.o. Technologická agentura ČR TEKOO spol. s r.o. Technické služby Zlín, s.r.o. TKF, spol. s r.o. Tomáš Janouš TOPNATUR s.r.o. TRADIX UH,a.s. Univerzita sv. Cyrila a metoda v Trnave – Fakulta masmediálnej komunikácie Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně – Fakulta aplikované informatiky Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně – Fakulta humanitních studií Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně – Fakulta multimediálních komunikací Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně – Fakulta technologická Partneři a podporovatelé Partners and Supporters Urania s.r.o. VAVRYS CZ s.r.o. VEST spol. s r.o. VITAR, s.r.o. VIVA CV s.r.o. VR Land Zlín s.r.o. Z STUDIO, spol. s r.o. Zábavní centrum Galaxie Zlín a Hotel Galaxie Základní umělecká škola Zlín Zlínský klub 204 Zlínský zámek
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