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Sans Titre-1 JURY DE LA COMPÉTITION INTERNATIONALE JURY DE LA COMPÉTITION FRANÇAISE Président du Jury Président du Jury Apichatpong Weerasethakul Jean Echenoz JURYS Patricio Guzmán Nathalie Richard Angela Schanelec Dunja Bialas Tahani Rached Hala Alabdalla Yakoub Enrico Ghezzi Jérôme Beaujour JURY DU PRIX PREMIER ET DU PRIX SON JURY DU GNCR Président du Jury Président du Jury Manoushak Fashahi Marianne K. Roméo Ulrike Kasper Luigi Magri Michèle Sylvander Jean-Pierre Castagna Gilles Laurent Patrice Nezan JURY DU PRIX DES MÉDIATHÈQUES JURY PRIX MARSEILLE ESPÉRANCE Jean-Guy Arlabosse /BM de Suresnes Armand Zirekian Souad Abderrezak Sylvie Morata /BM de Martigues Laurent Garabedian Rania Allali Sandrine Sogne /BM de Nîmes Thi-Lan Cerf Marie Sinanoglou Anouk Paille /BM de Poitiers Christine Fillette James Woody Agnès Bougueliane /BM de la Haute-Marne Hélène Obadia GRAND PRIX DE LA COMPÉTITION INTERNATIONALE Attribué par le Jury de la Compétition Internationale. PRIX PRIX GEORGES DE BEAUREGARD INTERNATIONAL Attribué à un film de la Compétition Internationale GRAND PRIX DE LA COMPÉTITION FRANÇAISE Attribué par le jury de la Compétition Française. PRIX GEORGES DE BEAUREGARD NATIONAL Attribué à un film de la Compétition Française doté par la Fondation Ecureuil. PRIX PREMIER Attribué par le jury Premier et Son à un premier film présent dans la Compétition Internationale, la Compétition Française et les Écrans Parallèles, et doté par le Conseil Régional de Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur. PRIX SON Attribué par le jury Premier et Son, en association avec le Groupe de Recherche et d’Improvisation Musicales (GRIM), doté par la Société des Auteurs Compositeurs Editeurs de Musique (SACEM). PRIX DES MÉDIATHÈQUES Attribué par les bibliothécaires de l’image de cinq médiathèques de France, à un film issu d’une nouvelle sélection, au travers du prisme de la transversalité culturelle mise au service de toutes les formes de trans- mission. Le Prix est doté par la société CVS. PRIX DU GROUPEMENT NATIONAL DES CINÉMAS DE RECHERCHE (GNCR) Attribué à un film de la Compétition Française sous la forme d’un soutien pour sa distribution en France : édition d’un document et programmation dans les salles du Groupement. PRIX MARSEILLE ESPÉRANCE Attribué par le Jury Marseille Espérance à l’un des films de la Compétition Internationale, MERCREDI 4 JUILLET TNM LA CRIÉE / GRANDE SALLE 10:00 12:15 14:45 17:45 20:30 RÉTROSPECTIVE PRESTO ! RUE SANTA FÉ 163’ CARTE BLANCHE À CÉRÉMONIE OUVERTURE PEDRO COSTA PEDRO COSTA PRESTO, PERFECT SOUND 6’ Carmen Castillo LOVE CONQUERS ALL OÙ GÎT VOTRE SOURIRE Manon de Boer >> Carmen Castillo, célèbre THE NIGHT OF THE DEMON 90’ ENFOUI ? 104’ militante dans la lutte contre 95’ SUFFERING AND Pinochet, retourne au Chili Jacques Tourneur Tan Chui-Mui SMILING 65’ après son exil contraint, pour Première Française Dan Ollman tenter d’éclairer les choix >> Une jeune femme quitte d’une existence soumise à sa campagne malaise pour la cause. rejoindre la ville où elle fait la rencontre d’un jeune homme aux promesses troubles. TNM LA CRIÉE / PETITE SALLE 11:30 15:30 17:45 20:30 FILMER, DIT-ELLE PRESTO ! DE SON PRESTO ! KURZ DAVOR IS ES NÖMADAK TX 86’ APPARTEMENT 70’ DAS SEIN UND DAS NICHTS PASSIERT (PEU AVANT) 73’ Raùl de la Fuente Jean-Claude Rousseau 10’ Anja Salomonowitz Première Mondiale Bady Minck >> Jean-Claude Rousseau, chez lui, dit Bérénice de Jean SCARPIA Racine, tout en vaquant à 45’ ses affaires. Jean-Francois Jung LES VARIÉTÉS 10:30 12:30 14:30 17:45 FILMER, DIT-ELLE FILMER, DIT-ELLE RÉTROSPECTIVE PRESTO ! SANS TITRE, 11 LE CAMION 80’ PEDRO COSTA PIXINGUINHA E A VELHA MARS 2005 23’ Marguerite Duras NO QUARTO DA VANDA GUARDA DO SAMBA 10’ Latifa Echakch (DANS LA CHAMBRE DE Thomaz Farkas et IMAGO MUNIDI. DAS VANDA) 170’ Ricardo Dias GÜLTIGE, SAGBARE UND MACHBARE VERÄNDERN AU FIL DU SON, UN PORTRAIT 37’ DE YANN PARANTHOËN 52’ Lisl Ponger Pilar Arcilar ZIMMER, GESPRÄCHE 28’ Première Mondiale Dora Garcia BMVR ALCAZAR 14:30 LES SENTIERS PAUL 8‘ Cécile Rousset EN RÂCHÂCHANT 7’ Jean-Marie Straub et Danièle Huillet LE PAIN ET LA RUE 10’ Abbas Kiarostami LE GOÛT DES OLIVES 22’ Anne Lacour Première Mondiale LUX 3’ Carole Sionnet légende des symboles : compétition internationale compétition française écrans parallèles tables rondes CATALOGUE DE LA 18ÈME ÉDITION DU FIDMARSEILLE Retrouvez dans le catalogue : résumés de tous les films, biographies des jurys, entretien inédit avec Pedro Costa, textes d’Emmanuel Burdeau, Jacques Rancière, Gilles Grand. Offert avec le PASS FESTIVAL ou vendu à 10 euros. JEUDI 5 JUILLET TNM LA CRIÉE / GRANDE SALLE 10:00 11:45 14:15 16:15 19:30 22:00 TENTATIVE DE SON RÉTROSPECTIVE PEDRO HO 151’ PRESTO ! AUTOHYSTORIA 92’ D’ÉPUISEMENT APPARTEMENT 70’ COSTA Gaëlle Vu Binh Giang OPERA JAWA 120’ Raya Martin D’UN LIEU Jean-Claude Rousseau O SANGUE 98’ Première Mondiale Garin Nugroho Première Française PARISIEN 73’ Première Mondiale >> Quand la recherche >> Un morceau de l’his- de ses ascendances ren- toire philippine, hallucinée Jean-Christian Riff >> Jean-Claude Rousseau, Première Mondiale chez lui, dit Bérénice de contre les dimensions aujourd’hui – ou, com- >> Dialogue cinématogra- Jean Racine, tout en va- d’un pays inconnu, le ment un jeune cinéaste phique avec le livre épo- quant à ses affaires. Vietnam. philippin tente d’écrire nyme de George Perec. au présent l’épopée de son pays. TNM LA CRIÉE / PETITE SALLE 10:00 11:45 13:15 14:45 16:15 17:30 19:00 20:30 PRESTO ! TRABALHO HARUKI GAJOK MOSTRAME FILMER, DIT-ELLE PROFIT MOTIVE CNC / FRANCE MARC RIBOT, ESCRAVO 51’ YUKIMURA & CHOSANGHWA (MONTRE-MOI) BLACK SEA AND THE CULTURE CONCERT Nikola Chesnais NANA-CHAN 38’ (PORTRAIT DE 47’ FILES 34’ WHISPERING SABRINA SOLO 30’ Première Mondiale Xavier Brillat MA FAMILLE) Anneleen Ursula Biemann WIND 57’ Marie Dumora Anaïs Prosaïc >> Une enquête est Première Mondiale 67’ Hermans John Gianvito Lu par Sophie Quinton. menée dans une ex- >> Au Japon. Le bon- Kim Young-Jo Première Mondiale CONTAINED Première Internationale BUILDING ploitation au Brésil, dage, entre cérémonie Première Mondiale >> Une interrogation MOBILITY 21’ >> Visite guidée, A BROKEN qui emploie ces nou- et actualisation du rap- >> Le réalisateur, sur les traces dou- Ursula Biemann mais muette, des MOUSETRAP 63’ veaux serfs, les ‘tra- port amoureux. alerté par des pro- loureuses laissées lieux de mémoire de Jem Cohen vailleurs esclaves’. blèmes capillaires, par les disparitions EUROPLEX 20’ la lutte politique aux CÈNE 31’ part à la recherche orchestrées par la Ursula Biemann Etats-Unis. Andy Guerif d’un père inconnu. dictature en Argen- tine. JOURNAL N°1 21’ Première Mondiale Hito Steyerl >> Un tableau, ça se Première Internationale fabrique. Dont acte. Quand les personna- >> Interrogation sur ges sont les artisans l’Histoire, ses modes de leur image. de représentation et sa perception. LES VARIÉTÉS 10:30 12:30 15:00 18:45 20:30 22:30 PRESTO ! CARTE BLANCHE THE PERVERT’S GUIDE SEANCE SPÉCIALE RÉTROSPECTIVE FILMER, DIT-ELLE CASA VERDI – PEDRO COSTA TO CINEMA 150’ CONSEIL RÉGIONAL PEDRO COSTA ANA ALATI TAHMOL LE BAISER DE TOSCA 87’ BILLIE HOLIDAY CHANTE Sophie Fiennes PACA OÙ GÎT VOTRE SOURIRE AZOUHOUR ILA (JE SUIS Daniel Schmid «FINE AND MELLOW» 7’ Première Française work in progress ENFOUI ? 104’ CELLE QUI PORTE LES Programme CBS >> Le psychanalyste et phi- D’ARUSHA À ARUSHA FLEURS VERS SA «The sound of jazz» losophe Slavoj Zizek com- Christophe Gargot TOMBE)110’ mente, extraits à l’appui, Hala Alabdalla et DALLE NUBE ALLA Ammar AlBeik RESISTENZA 104’ de larges pans de l’histoire Jean-Marie Straub et du cinéma. Danièle Huillet CRDP 12H00 14:30 16:30 18:15 20:15 22:15 SÉANCE SPÉCIALE CMCA PRESTO ! LES SENTIERS TABLE RONDE FILMER, DIT-ELLE FILMER, DIT-ELLE GAMBIT 107’ DAVID, MOFETT AND LA ROUTE AVEC LES SENTIERS SANS TITRE, PASOLINI Sabine Gisiger ORNETTE 24’ ELLES 83’ 11 MARS 2005 23’ PA* PALESTINE 51’ Dick Fontaine Anne-Sophie Birot Latifa Echakch Ayreen Anastas IGOR STRAVINSKY, IMAGO MUNIDI. DAS COMPOSER 53’ GÜLTIGE, SAGBARE UND Janos Darvas MACHBARE VERÄNDERN 37’ Lisl Ponger ZIMMER, GESPRÄCHE 28’ Dora Garcia AGORA DES SCIENCES BMVR ALCAZAR 15:00 17:00 14:30 TABLE RONDE RENCONTRE LES SENTIERS PROFESSIONNELLE REVOLVER VUES DES JEUNES LUMIÈRES 60’ Collectif composé par Nathalie Bourgeois VENDREDI 6 JUILLET TNM LA CRIÉE / GRANDE SALLE 10:00 11:15 13:15 15:00 18:00 20:00 22:45 GAJOK MOSTRAME THE HALFMOON RÉTROSPECTIVE YVES - 1ERE PARTIE THE PERVERT’S CARTE BLANCHE À CHOSANGHWA (MONTRE-MOI) FILES 87’ PEDRO COSTA 82’ GUIDE TO CINEMA PEDRO COSTA (PORTRAIT DE 47’ Philip Scheffner NO QUARTO DA Olivier Zabat 150’ BEAUTY#2 66’ Anneleen Première VANDA Première Mondiale Sophie Fiennes Andy Warhol MA FAMILLE) (DANS LA CHAMBRE Hermans Internationale >> Portrait d’Yves, Première Française 67’ DE VANDA) 170’ Kim Young-Jo Première Mondiale >> Exhumée aujour- handicapé mental, >> Le psychanalyste Première Mondiale >> Une interrogation d’hui, la voix d’un sol- dans son quotidien. et philosophe Slavoj >> Le réalisateur, sur les traces dou- dat des Indes enrôlé Zizek commente, alerté par des pro- loureuses laissées par l’armée françai- extraits à l’appui, de blèmes capillaires, par les disparitions se, puis fait prison- larges pans de l’his- part à la recherche orchestrées par la nier par l’allemande, toire du cinéma. d’un père inconnu. dictature en Argen- et enregistrée en tine. 1916, nous mène à travers les méan- dres des représenta- tions coloniales. TNM LA CRIÉE / PETITE SALLE 10:00 11:15 13:30 15:00 17:30 20:00 22:00 1937 44’ FILMER, DIT-ELLE DES INDES À LA FILMER, DIT-ELLE FILMER, DIT-ELLE PRESTO
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