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Lundi 14 Novembre ÉDITO Alain Rousset, Président du Festival 2015 et 2016 resteront deux années à part pour notre festival. En novembre dernier, suite aux attentats perpétrés avant la 26° édition, nous avons pris la décision de reporter notre manifestation. Ne pas céder sur nos principes : à savoir qu’un lieu de culture, de savoir et de dialogue comme le Festival ne saurait s’éteindre face à la peur. Ainsi, après « Un si Proche-Orient, » c’est le thème « Culture et liberté » qui s’impose comme une réponse fédératrice et constructive au climat anxiogène. Comme un lien emblématique entre les deux éditions de 2016, c’est Chahdortt Djavann, femme de conviction, écrivain française d’origine iranienne, qui nous parlera de culture au pluriel et de liberté à partir de son expérience singulière. Et nous sommes fiers de présenter le film posthume d’Andrezj Wajda qui dans « Afterimage » revient sur les persécutions subies par les artistes de l’autre côté du rideau de fer. De Khomeyni aux djihadistes, de Staline à Hitler, les régimes totalitaires n’ont eu de cesse d’anéantir la culture ou de l’instrumentaliser. Car l’expression artistique est une forme de liberté qui peut remettre en cause un pouvoir politique, religieux ou économique. Le premier enjeu de cette édition est de raconter et d’expliquer comment les artistes, les écrivains ont participé à l’Histoire. Comment, grâce à leur indépendance, à leur génie, ils ont pu éclairer, enchanter leur époque, briser les conformismes. Quelles ont été leurs géniales intuitions, leurs héroïques résistances ou leurs compromissions, leurs aveuglements. Le second enjeu est de montrer comment la culture peut rassembler, éveiller, émerveiller. Les ambassadeurs de prestige sont légion dans le programme : de Victor Hugo à Frida Kahlo, de Madame de Staël à Beaumarchais, de Mozart à Picasso, de Vaclav Havel à Soljenitsyne… Pour terminer, rappelons que la culture relève aussi du bien commun et des politiques publiques. Des personnalités telles que Jean Zay pendant le Front populaire ou Jean Vilar avec son Théâtre national populaire ont créé des heureux élans démocratiques pour la culture. Qu’ils continuent à nous servir de modèle ! Bon festival à tous. CINÉMA JEAN EUSTACHE TARIFS DU FESTIVAL LUNDI 14 NOVEMBRE Place de la Ve République - 33600 Pessac Centre TOUS LES DÉBATS SONT EN ACCÈS LIBRE e ème SALLE SALLE SALLE SALLE SALLE CARTE 20 FILMS : 62 DADA BAR 3 ÉTAGE e (Café & débats) FEDERICO FELLINI JACQUES TatI CH. CHAPLIN LAUREL & HARDY BUSTER KeatON soit 3,10 l’entrée 335 fauteuils 85 fauteuils 150 fauteuils 135 fauteuils 55 fauteuils Carte non nominative comprenant le Catalogue 10h30 12h 11h45 10h30 et pour les 200 premières cartes 1 numéro de Retransmission CHEZ FRIDA KAHLO DRIEU LAISSEZ-PASSER L’Histoire offert. Cours avec l’Université de Xavier Villetard LA ROCHELLE, de Bertrand Bordeaux Montaigne ARAGON, (0h54) MALRAUX. D’UNE Tavernier CARTE 5 FILMS : 25 e CULTURE ET LIBERTÉ (2h50) DANS L’ANTIQUITÉ GUERRE À L’AUTRE e de François Caillat soit 5 l’entrée GRECQUE (Carte non nominative) avec Patrice Brun (0h55) Attention : Les cartes Passe-Gazette et 36 Chandelles ne 14h 15h45 15h30 14h sont pas valables pendant le Festival. Café Contre‐Culture avec NOUS FILMONS avec ARTE BON VOYAGE JUNK PAGE LE PEUPLE ! VACLAV HAVEL, de Jean-Paul 7 e LE CINÉMA TCHÈQUE De Ania Szczepanska DU THÉÂTRE AU Rappeneau* TARIF NORMAL : CAtaloGUE : DES 60’ S: UN 12 e (0h58) POUVOIR (1h15) (1h54) PRINTEMPS ARTISTIQUE AFTERIMAGE + LA FAUTE (0h15) TARIF RÉDUIT Avec J-Gaspard Palenicek (ÉTUDIANT, - DE 18 ANS) : 5 e animé par Joël Raffier ✍ de Karel Prokop* sur présentation de la carte 17h45 OUVERTURE SUIVIE DE LA CONFÉRENCE INAUGURALE : Culture et par Chahdortt Djavann ✍ liberté Préventes sur webeustache.com à partir du 20h15 AFTERIMAGE d’Andrzej Wajda (1h38) jeudi 3 novembre et à partir du mercredi 9 novembre au cinéma Jean Eustache DÉBATS COMPÉTITION FICTION SÉANCE SPÉCIALE FILMS SUR LE THÈME CULTURE ET LIBERTÉ * Personnalité présente CINÉMA JEAN EUSTACHE MARDI 15 NOVEMBRE Tramway terminus ligne B SALLE SALLE SALLE SALLE SALLE DADA BAR 3ème ÉTAGE MÉDIatHÈQUE (Café & débats) FEDERICO FELLINI JACQUES TatI CH. CHAPLIN LAUREL & HARDY BUSTER KeatON Auditorium 150 fauteuils 335 fauteuils 85 fauteuils 150 fauteuils 135 fauteuils 55 fauteuils 10h Café Cinéma 11h15 11h30 11h15 10h15 11h20 CANNES 1939, LE FESTIVAL NERUDA LA GUERRE DU ROI SAYAT NOVA, LE REGARD D’ULYSSE BOKO HARAM : QUI N’A PAS EU LIEU LES ORIGINES DU MAL de Pablo Larraín de Trevor Poots LA COULEUR de Theo Angelopoulos avec Olivier Loubes ✍ de Xavier Muntz (0h52) (1h48) (1h) DE LA GRENADE (2h56) 11h30 Café Scientifique de Sergueï Paradjanov 13h30 Vernissage DE L’ENCYCLOPEDIE À LA (1h19) de l’exposition VILLETTE, L’EMERGENCE DE NERUDA LES MANUSCRITS LA CULTURE SCIENTIFIQUE ET 15h45 15h 14h20 15h 14h30 DE TOMBOUCTOU TECHNIQUE BEAT GENERATION PASOLINI, LE FIL DU RASOIR BEAUMARCHAIS LE ROI DANSE avec Abdel Kader Haidara avec Allain Glykos de Xavier Villetard MORT D’UN POÈTE de Bahman Maghsoudiou* L’INSOLENT de Gérard Corbiau 14h VICHY, LA MÉ- 14h Café contre-culture (0h55) de Marco Tullio Giordana et Sanaz Asadisanjani * de Edouard Molinaro (1h55) MOIRE EMPOISONNÉE avec JUNK PAGE (1h40) (2h10) (1h40) de Michaël Prazan* (1h30) LA PRESSE UNDERGROUND : (avec Vincent Gazaigne* LE MAGAZINE ACTUEL prod) avec Patrice Van Eersel 17h avec 17h 17h10 17h 17h 16h15 animé par Jeanne Quéheillard LE MÉCÉNAT. LA ROBE BLEUE BRUEGEL, LE MOULIN MONTPARNASSE 19 - LE THÈME JUPPÉ ET LES GRANDES DE FRANCOIS 1ER 15h30 de Igor Minaiev* ET LA CROIX LES AMANTS DE de Gleb Panfilov GRÈVES DE 1995 À FRANCOIS PINAULT Café historique (1h25) de Lech Majewski MONTPARNASSE (1h39) de Cédric Tourbe (1h02) LA RESISTANCE PAR LA Avec Pascal Brioist, Mélanie Traversier (1h32) de Jacques Becker CULTURE DERRIERE LE RIDEAU 17h45 ✍ animé par Ariane Mathieu (1h48) DE FER avec Beata de Robien INDEPENDÊNCIA 18h40 Entretien-dégustation 19h20 18h50 19h 19h30 19h de Mario Bastos (1h50) avec les vignobles SEUL DANS BERLIN LES SŒURS BRONTË TADMOR CAMILLE CLAUDEL BALZAC ET LA PETITE Michel Gonet de Vincent Perez * de André Téchiné de Lokman Slim et de Bruno Nuytten TAILLEUSE CHINOISE avec IGOR MINAIEV (1h43) (1h55) Monika Borgmann* (2h50) de Dai Sijie animé par Patrick Richet (1h43) (1h56) 20h30 avec la Semaine de 21h30 21h 21h15 21h10 la Solidarité Internationale : GOOD NIGHT LES FANTÔMES DE GOYA NO LAND’S SONG NATALIA LES MANUSCRITS AND GOOD LUCK de Milos Forman en présence de Bernard Cohn* DE TOMBOUCTOU de George Clooney (1h54) de la productrice (1h46) avec Abdel Kader Haidara (1h33) Anne Grange animé par Christian Bouquet (1h31) NO LAND’S SONG BALZAC… DÉBATS COMPÉTITION DOCUMENTAIRES COMPÉTITION FICTION SÉANCE SPÉCIALE COMPÉTITION PANORAMA FILMS SUR LE THÈME ✍ SIGNATURE INEDITS DU DOCUMENTAIRE CULTURE ET LIBERTÉ * Personnalité présente NOUVEAUTÉ : MERCREDI 16 NOVEMBRE achat des billets sur www.webeustache.com SALLE SALLE SALLE SALLE SALLE DADA BAR 3ème ÉTAGE MÉDIatHÈQUE (Café & débats) FEDERICO FELLINI JACQUES TatI CH. CHAPLIN LAUREL & HARDY BUSTER KeatON Auditorium 150 fauteuils 335 fauteuils 85 fauteuils 150 fauteuils 135 fauteuils 55 fauteuils ABLUKA-SUSPICIONS 11h 11h30 10h30 MEPHISTO 11h15 Café historique L’OCCUPATION SANS de István Szabó* (2h18) DIX JOURS DANS LA avec RELÂCHE, LES ARTISTES GUERRE D’Espagne PENDANT LA GUERRE 14h15 LES NAUFRAGÉS de Patrick Jeudy* de Yves Riou* avec la DMPA et l’ECPAD DE LA MÉDUSE et Philippe Pouchain* AH ! L’ARMÉE FAIT AUSSI (0h52) avec Jacques-Olivier Boudon ✍ DU CINÉMA ? (1h26) MEPHISTO (1h08) 14h30 14h20 15h 14h30 14h15 14h 15h45 ABLUKA-SUSPICIONS a Café contre-culture KLIMT LA PASSEUSE avec la DMPA et l’ECPAD LE MAÎTRE DE MUSIQUE LE SIÈGE QUAND LE STREET ART PARLE de Emin Alper de Raoul Ruiz DES AUBRAIS de Gérard Corbiau de Rémy Jourdan* (1h59) L’ESPIONNE AUX DE L’ETAT DU MONDE (2h09) de Michaël Prazan* TABLEAUX, ROSE (1h34) et Patrick Chauvel avec Yvan Tessier ✍ (1h22) VALLAND FACE (1h30) AU PILLAGE NAZI Brigitte Chevet* (0h52) 15h30 17h avec 16h50 17h 16h40 16h30 et l’APHG 17h10 Café historique PIROSMANI INDEPENDÊNCIA LE DESTIN LA CULTURE SOUS CAMILLE CLAUDEL 1915 LA GUERRE DU ROI CULTURE ET LIBERTÉ L’OCCUPATION de Gueorgui Chenguelaia de Mario Bastos de Youssef Chahine de Trevor Poots de Bruno Dumont PAÏENNES FACE avec K. Le Bail, J-P.Bertin- (1h26) (1h50) (2h15) (1h) Maghit, J-Y. Mollier ✍ (1h35) AU POUVOIR CHRÉTIEN animé par E. Bonhomme avec Claude Aziza ✍ et par A. 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LES CONFIDENCES ET LE PARTI. 1945-1968 de Dai Sijie de Bahman Maghsoudiou de Emmanuel Courcol* D’UN PRÉSIDENT «L’URGENCE culturelle» précédé de de Kenji Mizoguchi de Gabriel Le Bomin* et de Yves Riou* (1h26) et Sanaz Asadisanjani avec JÉROME CLÉMENT ✍ CESSEZ-LE-FEU : (1h35) Patrice Duhamel* (auteur) et Philippe Pouchain* (2h10) animé par Allain Glykos IMAGES DU RÉEL (8mn) (1h40) (0h52) 20h30 Regards croisés 21h30 20h30 21h30 20h40 20h50 avec la Ville de Pessac LES OUBLIÉS MISHIMA IRAN, RÉSISTANCE VAN GOGH MISSISSIPPI BLUES AVEC LE TEMPS, de Martin Zandvliet de Paul Schrader D’UN PEUPLE OPPRIMÉ de Maurice Pialat de Bertrand Tavernier et LA CHANSON VA… (1h41) (2h10) avec Bertrand Dicale et de Jamshid Golmakani (2h38) Richard Parrish Jean Fauque (0h55) (1h47) animé par Thierry Créteur ✍ VAN GOGH DÉBATS COMPÉTITION DOCUMENTAIRES COMPÉTITION FICTION SÉANCE SPÉCIALE COMPÉTITION PANORAMA FILMS
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