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Programme 2016 Du 22 Au 29 Novembre PROGRAMME 2016 DU 22 AU 29 NOVEMBRE Cinémas d’Afrique, d’Amérique latine et d’Asie 22 AU 29 NOVEMBRE 2016 MARDI 22 > DIMANCHE 27 : 9H30 – 2H LUNDI 28 : 9H30 – 20H MARDI 29 : 9H30 – 15H SOIRÉES DJs DÈS 21H30 LES APÉROS RADIOPHONIQUES MERCREDI 23 Du jeudi 24 au dimanche 27 à 18h, les radios associatives MIRADOR locales vous livrent en direct les dernières informations Global bass, tropical, worlderground sur le festival avec la participation d’Alternantes FM, JEUDI 24 Jet FM, Prun’ et Sun. TOM SELECT Focus, interviews et chroniques, en compagnie Afro, funk, disco... des invités du Festival. VENDREDI 25 Avec la collaboration des étudiants du département Information CABLE# DJ CLUB : CLINCH & FRIENDS Communication de l’Université de Nantes. Reprises et remix tout-venant Suivez sur Jet FM les émissions en direct et retrouvez SAMEDI 26 sur Alternantes FM les Marches du festival mercredi CABLE# DJ CLUB : PPP & GUEST 23, jeudi 24, vendredi 25, lundi 28 et mardi 29 à 18h. Mix trans no border line LES REDIFFUSIONS DIMANCHE 27 DÈS 19H30 CABLE# DJ CLUB ONLY Alternantes FM - 98.1 FM Collages et travellings sonores vendredi 25, samedi 26, lundi 28 et mardi 29 à 13h10 Jet FM - 91.2 FM RESTAURATION / BAR du vendredi 25 au lundi 28 à 7h et à 12h Dans une ambiance festive, Les Tontons nageurs vous Prun’ - 92 FM préparent de bons petits plats,100% frais et faits maison ! vendredi 25 de 13h à 14h Ouvert tous les jours de 11h30 à 14h30, samedi 26 de 14h à 15h et du mercredi au dimanche de 18h30 à 21h30. lundi 28 de 12h à 14h 3 3 CONTINENTS CAFÉ Du petit-déjeuner à la fin de soirée, l’équipe bénévole SUN - 93 FM à Nantes et 87.7 FM à Cholet du bar vous accueille dans la bonne humeur. du vendredi 25 au lundi 28 de 13h à 14h MARDI 22 NOVEMBRE LUNDI 28 NOVEMBRE SOIRÉE D’OUVERTURE CÉRÉMONIE DE PALMARÈS 20H30 AU KATORZA 19H15 AU GRAND T OÙ EST LA MAISON DE MON AMI ? LE RUISSEAU, LE PRÉ VERT de Abbas Kiarostami ET LE DOUX VISAGE IRAN / 1987 / 87’ / VOSTF de Yousry Nasrallah SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE ÉGYPTE / 2016 / 115’ / VOSTF ENG SUB - SÉANCES SPÉCIALES SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE - SÉANCES SPÉCIALES LELES FESTIVAL LIEUX DU EN FESTIVAL PRATIQUE LE 3 CONTINENTS CAFÉ AUTRES LIEUX À NANTES Espace Cosmopolis - 18 rue Scribe LE GRAND T Horaires d’ouverture Cérémonie de palmarès SUIVEZ LES INFOS MARDI 22 > DIMANCHE 27 : 9H30 – 2H 84 rue du Général Buat / 02 51 88 25 25 LUNDI 28 : 9H30 – 20H 847 places DU FESTIVAL MARDI 29 : 9H30 – 15H Bus C1 (arrêt St Donatien) et C6 (arrêt Coudray) Parking MUSEUM D’HISTOIRE NATURELLE SUR PAPIER ET SUR LE NET : SALLES DE CINÉMA À NANTES Conférences et tables rondes Les films de la compétition sont projetés au Katorza. 12 rue Voltaire / 02 40 41 55 00 Retrouvez le reste de la programmation dans toutes VIEW ET PREVIEW les salles. 120 places accès par l’entrée principale Place de la Monnaie Retrouvez gratuitement sur les lieux du Les cartes d’abonnement des différents cinémas Festival le journal View et sur le web le ne sont pas valables pour les séances du Festival. IEA – Institut d'Études Avancées blog Preview réalisés par les étudiants LE BONNE GARDE Atelier Produire au Sud du Master 2 Infocom de l’Université de 5 allée Jacques Berque 20 rue Frère Louis / 02 51 83 66 71 Nantes : actualité du Festival, photos, Salle : 350 places interviews des invités ou du public, SOIRÉE DJ programmes… LE CINÉMATOGRAPHE SALLES DE CINÉMA AU 3 CONTINENTS CAFÉ 12 bis rue des Carmélites / 02 40 47 94 80 RÉSEAU SCALA Sur le web : www.3continents2016.info 21h30 – 1h30 Salle : 146 places CINÉMA ATLANTIC – LA TURBALLE CONCORDE Place des Anciens Combattants - Trescalan LE FESTIVAL EN IMAGES : MIRADOR 79 bd de l'Égalité / 02 40 46 25 29 02 40 11 79 09 Salle 1 : 143 places Global bass, tropical, 146 places Salle 4 : 56 places LA BANDE-ANNONCE worlderground GAUMONT CINÉMA L’ÉDEN - ANCENIS Des images et des sons pour promouvoir 12 place du Commerce / 0892 696 696 67 rue Saint Fiacre / 02 40 83 06 02 le Festival dans les salles de cinéma, Salle 6 : 135 places 260 places réalisés par les étudiants du lycée Léonard de Vinci de Montaigu. LE KATORZA CINÉMA LUTETIA – SAINT HERBLAIN 3 rue Corneille / 0 892 702 131 puis #44 18 Rue des Calvaires / 02 51 80 03 54 Salle 1 : 170 places 182 places INTERVIEWS DES RÉALISATEURS Salle 2 : 325 places SALLE JACQUES TATI / LE THÉÂTRE Des entretiens avec les réalisateurs invités Salle 3 : 144 places du Festival, réalisés par les étudiants du Salle 6 : 93 places SCÈNE NATIONALE DE SAINT-NAZAIRE Adresse provisoire : lycée Léonard de Vinci de Montaigu, en c/o la Maison des associations - Agora 1901 collaboration avec le magazine Répliques. 2 bis avenue Albert de Mun 44 600 Saint-Nazaire 02 40 22 91 36 147 places tous les films du Festival sont sous-titrés en français séance prioritaire pour les scolaires / Q/A séance suivie d’un échange / P séance présentée / ! dernière séance / * english subtitles + VOSTF COMPÉTITION SÉANCES SPÉCIALES RITHY PANH INDE AFRIQUE PORTUGAL LI HANG-HSIANG DANSEZ ! CHANTEZ ! PREMIERS PAS MERCREDI 23 NOVEMBRE KATORZA 1 KATORZA 2 KATORZA 6 KATORZA 3 / GAUMONT LE CINÉMATOGRAPHE CONCORDE 9H KATORZA 3 9H30 10H 10H POMPOKO 10H15 P * Isao TAKAHATA / 119’ 10H30 P LE SALON IN THE LAST DAYS DE MUSIQUE 10H45 LES PETITS 11H SITE 2 OF THE CITY Rithy PANH / 86’ Satyajit RAY / 100’ CANARDS... Tamer EL SAID / 118’ YU Zheguang / 37’ 12H 13H 13H15 P * P SOLO, SOLITUDE 13H30 BOPHANA KATORZA 3 14H 14H P * Yosep ANGGI NOEN / 98’ Rithy PANH / 59’ 14H * CHANTE MON FRÈRE, 14H30 P DO THE RIGHT THING AIDE-MOI À CHANTER LA FORTERESSE Spike LEE / 121’ 15H José CARDOSO / 69’ 15H P Q/A * 15H P MY FATHER’S WINGS Avinash ARUN / 107’ L’IMAGE MANQUANTE Kivanç SEZER / 101’ Rithy PANH / 95’ 16H 16H P CHAR... Sourav SARANGI / 88’ 17H 17H P NON OU LA VAINE GLOIRE... 18H 18H P * Manoel DE OLIVEIRA THE BATTLE 18H30 P * 18H30 P 111’ FOR BANARAS OLD STONE GANGS OF 19H Kamal SWAROOP Johnny MA / 80’ WASSEYPUR 1 19H15 LA FRANCE 133’ GAUMONT Anurag KASHYAP EST NOTRE PATRIE P 20H 160’ 20H Rithy PANH / 75’ 20H30 P SILENCE… 20H45 P * Youssef CHAHINE 20H45 P 21H EXIL 21H P Q/A SHIP OF THESEUS Rithy PANH / 77’ 100’ TABOU Anand GANDHI / 139’ 21H30 THE MAGNIFI- ALBUM DE FAMILLE Miguel GOMES / 118’ P ! Mehmet Can 22H CENT CONCUBINE * LI Han-hsiang / 72’ MERTOGLU / 103’ 23H JEUDI 24 NOVEMBRE KATORZA 1 KATORZA 2 KATORZA 6 GAUMONT LE CINÉMATOGRAPHE CONCORDE 9H 10H 10H P * 10H15 UN SOIR BANGKOK NITES P APRÈS LA GUERRE Katsuya TOMITA / 183’ 10H45 11H Rithy PANH / 115’ 11H SILENCE… THE HOLE Youssef CHAHINE TSAI Ming-liang / 95’ 100’ 12H 13H 14H 14H P ! 14H P * 14H TABLE RONDE 14H L’ARBRE SANS FRUITS LIFE AFTER LIFE RITHY PANH LA QUATRIÈME VOIE Aïcha MACKY / 52’ ZHANG Hanyi / 80’ Gurvinder SINGH / 115’ 15H 15H30 * 16H VIEJO CALAVERA 16H P * Kiro RUSSO / 78’ DESTRUCTION 16H30 DUCH, BABIES LE MAÎTRE DES 17H Tetsuya MARIKO / 108’ 17H15 MUEDA, FORGES DE L’ENFER P MEMÓRIA... * Rithy PANH / 103’ 18H Ruy GUERRA / 75’ 18H P * 18H30 P * THITHI 18H45 / 62’ * Raam REDDY / 123’ 18H45 P 19H EL LIMONERO REAL MÉMOIRE-FRAGMENT Gustavo FONTÁN / 73’ CASA DE LAVA Programme de courts-métrages Pedro COSTA / 110’ 20H 20H P 20H15 P ! * P LES GENS THE LOVE ETERNE 20H30 * 20H30 GRIGRIS BITTER MONEY DE LA RIZIÈRE 20H45 21H LI Han-hsiang / 122’ Mahamat-Saleh Rithy PANH / 125’ COURT (EN INSTANCE) WANG Bing / 156’ HAROUN / 101’ 21H30 Chaitanya TAMHANE 116’ 22H UN ADIEU PORTUGAIS João BOTELHO / 85’ 23H tous les films du Festival sont sous-titrés en français séance prioritaire pour les scolaires / Q/A séance suivie d’un échange / P séance présentée / ! dernière séance / * english subtitles + VOSTF SALLES DU RÉSEAU SCALA COMPÉTITION SÉANCES SPÉCIALES RITHY PANH INDE AFRIQUE PORTUGAL LI HANG-HSIANG DANSEZ ! CHANTEZ ! PREMIERS PAS L’ÉDEN JOURNÉE PARCOURS ACCESSIBILITÉ ANCENIS PROFESSIONNELLE Film sous-titré pour les publics sourds 8H30 DEVDAS et malentendants. Sanjay Leela BHANSALI / Inde / 180’ En partenariat avec la Plateforme. En partenariat avec Groupama Loire Bretagne À 14H30 et le Conseil départemental de Loire Atlantique. 14H LA QUATRIÈME VOIE Gurvinder SINGH / Inde / 115’ CINÉMA KATORZA AU KATORZA L’Arbre sans fruit de Aïcha Macky 20H30 GRIGRIS VSM CINÉMA ATLANTIC (Niger/France / 2016 / 52‘) Mahamat-Saleh HAROUN / 101’ LA TURBALLE En présence de la réalisatrice. TABLE RONDE 20H45 COURT (EN INSTANCE) À 16H15 Chaitanya TAMHANE / Inde / 116’ MUSEUM D’HISTOIRE NATURELLE, DE 14H À 16H AMPHITHÉÂTRE LE CINÉMATOGRAPHE RÔLES DES FESTIVALS, LES THÉÂTRES DE MÉMOIRE STRATÉGIES DES DIFFUSEURS DE RITHY PANH Table ronde avec Jérôme Baron SOIRÉE DJ (directeur artistique F3C), Aurélie Godet 3 CONTINENTS CAFÉ (programmatrice au Festival de Locarno, 21H30 – 1H30 conseillère de programmation au Festival de la Roche s/Yon) et Thomas Pibarot TOM SELECT (responsable des acquisitions chez Afro, funk, disco... Le Pacte) Gibier d'élevage de Rithy Panh Table ronde avec Christian Delage APÉRO RADIO et Anne Kerlan de l'IHTP 18H – 19H AU 3 CONTINENTS CAFÉ En partenariat avec l’IHTP/CNRS (Institut d’histoire du temps présent) AVEC ALTERNANTES FM, JET FM, PRUN’ ET SUN VENDREDI 25 NOVEMBRE KATORZA 1 KATORZA 2 KATORZA 6 GAUMONT LE CINÉMATOGRAPHE CONCORDE 9H 10H 10H P * 10H30 / 107’ P MY FATHER’S WINGS 10H30 Kivanç SEZER / 101’ 11H FONCTION PREMIÈRE : SPARROW 11H (IN)FORMER Johnnie TO / 87’ Programme de courts-métrages CHICO ET RITA Collectif / 93’ 12H 13H 13H P * OLD STONE Johnny MA / 80’ 14H 14H P 14H 14H ! ADIEU MANDALAY PITCHS GRIGRIS Midi Z / 108’ PRODUIRE AU SUD Mahamat-Saleh 15H 15H P Q/A * HAROUN / 101’ SOLO, SOLITUDE Yosep ANGGI NOEN 16H 98’ 16H15 P P 16H30 QUAND UNE FEMME 17H GIBIER D’ÉLEVAGE MONTE L’ESCALIER Rithy PANH / 90’ Mikio NARUSE / 110’ 17H30 P * 18H IN THE LAST DAYS OF THE CITY Tamer EL SAID / 118’ 18H30 P 18H30 P 19H 19H P Q/A * S21, LA MACHINE DE LE PLUS DIGNEMENT AUTUMN MORT..
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