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2017 POSTER BOOK LIFF 2017 Is Presented By 2017 POSTER BOOK LIFF 2017 is presented by Leading Funders Leading Partners Major Partners Introduction Since the beginning of commercial cinema, posters have been an integral part of the film production process and one of the distributor’s most important marketing tools. Even in the current digital age, movie posters remain one of the key selling tools to attract an audience. Over the years several artists have become famous for their film posters including Saul Bass, Richard Amsel and Drew Struzan - the work of these artsts is immediately recognisable and can be found hanging on living room walls around the world. Other artists gained notoriety for their reinterpretation of Hollywood movie posters, such as Basha (Barbara Baranowska) from Poland for her psychedelic version of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. The current trend for graphic artists redesigning studio posters is led by artists such as Olly Moss. The humble film poster, once purely a promotional tool, has been elevated to fine art. This booklet brings together the posters of all 135 feature films screening in LIFF 2017. The collection includes many original language posters, as well as some artists’ reinterpretations, plus a few that have been created especially for LIFF, as official posters don’t yet exist for these films. Several of the posters for classic films are instantly recognisable, such as the iconic The Silence of the Lambs and James Bond posters, while Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lodger and Jean Cocteau’s Orphée hark back to an earlier time when posters were lovingly hand- drawn and painted. Enjoy browsing through the collection – maybe some of these posters will one day end up hanging on your walls at home. Dogwoof Film Poster Exhibition If you like this collection, why not check out the LIFF 2017 Film Poster Exhibiiton at North Bar, which showcases a number of recent film posters from Dogwoof, the leading documentary sales agent and UK theatrical distributor, including many that have screened at LIFF in the past. The exhibition is free and runs daily until December 13. ARCADIA Director – Paul Wright Producers – John Archer, Mark Atkin, Adrian Cooper UK 2017 78min Arcadia is a new film about our changing relationship with the land, crafted from footage in the British Film Institute National Archive. BEAST A Film by Michael Pearce Geraldine Connor Foundation presents An Ashley Karrell Film Carnival Messiah Film á Cinq. ARTE France and Magnum Photos present CINEMA A film by THROUGH THE EYE OF Sophie Baxter MAGNUM DARK RIVERA film by Clio Bernard A DISTANT ECHO A film by George Clarke ElA film by Joshua Mar Bonnetta and J.P.Sniadecki la Mar THE ENDLESS A FILM BY JUSTIN BENSON AND AARON MOORHEAD A FILM BY CHLOÉ ZHAO THE RIDER A SONG OF A Film by Pat Collins GRANITE JOAQUIN PHOENIX YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE A FILM BY LYNNE RAMSEY 5 October Fixed The Science/Fiction of Human Mutafukaz 69 Minutes of 86 days Enhancement My Friend Dahmer Amélie The Flight Nikita Animals The Florida Project Normal Autistic Film Aparajito Gabriel and the Mountain The Nothing Factory Arcadia Game of Death Oh Lucy! Atelier de Conversation Gaza Surf Club Orphée Attack of the Adult Babies The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo The Party and the Guests Bad Genius Glory Perfect Blue The Ballad of Shirley Collins Gods Own Country A Prayer Before Dawn The Bar Goldeneye Red Riding 1974 Battle of the Sexes Good Time The Rider Beast The Gospel According to St Rift Matthew Beuys A River Below Habit The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales Sami Blood Happy End Big Fish & Begonia Scary Mother Headhunters Blade of the Immortal Seven Days in January The Headless Woman The Breadwinner The Silence of the Lambs If I Think of Germany at Night Brimstone and Glory Song of Granite In the Cut The Cakemaker The Sower Investigation of a Citizen Above Call Me By Your Name The Square Suspicion A Cambodian Spring Stalker It's Not Yet Dark Canaries State of Siege Jane Carnival Messiah: The Film A Story of Sahel Sounds JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Casino Royale Is Unbreakable - Chapter 1 The Stuff of Dreams Cinema Through the Eye of Journeyman Such is Life Magnum Kasia's Enchanted Forest Summer Time Machine Blues Claire's Camera The Killing of a Sacred Deer Tabu: A Story of the South Seas Cold Skin Let There Be Light Taste of Cherry Conny Plank: The Potential of Noise A Life in Waves: Suzanne Ciani The Teacher Dark River The Line Thelma Dave Made a Maze The Lives of Others Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, The Day of the Jackal Missouri The Lodger The Deputy Tokyo Ghoul The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum Diamonds of the Night Tracking Edith Loveless A Distant Echo Under the Tree Lover for a Day Diva Untitled Lu Over the Wall Djam The Vanishing Mademoiselle Paradis Don't Torture a Duckling Veronica The Man on the Roof Downrange Volver The Mansion DRIB The Wages of Fear The Mattei Affair El Mar la Mar Western The Mimic Endless The Wolf from Royal Vineyard Street The Mole Song: Hong Kong Ex Libris - The New York Public Capriccio Wonderstruck Library Mon Mon Mon Monsters You Were Never Really Here Fashionista Mother Z Félicité Mountain Zabriskie Point Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool The world’s first films were made in Leeds in 1888. Today the city is a leading centre for film culture. Find out more at leedsfilmcity.com @leedsfilmcity.
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