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Sept / oct 2010 Cinematheque PROGRAM canadian & international Feature FilMs | neW World docuMentaries canadian shorts, artist talks & live FilM PerForMances | chronograM oF ineXistent tiMe nuit blanche: outdoor cineMa | WndX | giMMe soMe truth | get aniMated | dave’s birthday bash InteRnAtIOnAl FeAtuRe FIlMs THE SECRET IN THEIR EYES DIR. JUAN JoSe CAMPANELLA | ARGENTINA /SPAIN | 2009 | 127 MIN - SpaniSh with engliSh SubtitleS ››FRI›OCT›15›–›9:30›PM ››SAT›OCT›16›–›9:30›PM ››SUN›OCT›17›–›7:30›PM ››WED›OCT›20›–›7:30›PM›&›9:30›PM› With the Academy Award winning Best Foreign Language Film for 2009, The Secret in Their Eyes Argentinean writer-director- editor Juan Jose Campanella has created a multi-layered and poignant thriller interweaving the personal lives of a state prosecution investigator and a judge, with a manhunt spanning 25 years. Recently retired criminal court investigator Benjamin, decides to write a novel based on a 25 year old unresolved rape and murder case, which still haunts him. Sharing his plans with Irene, the beautiful judge and former colleague he has secretly been in love with for years, Benjamin’s initial involvement with the case is shown through flashbacks, as he sets out to identify the murderer. But Benjamin’s search for the truth will put him at the center of a judicial nightmare, as the mystery of the heinous crime continues to unfold in the present, testing the limits of a man seeking justice and personal fulfillment at last. $8 general | $7 StudentS & SeniorS | $6 Film group & cinematheque memberS $1 of each admission goes toward our capital MeMbers Pay only $6.00 improvements, aimed at making your experience adMission buy a memberShip! See page 8 For more inFormation... at the cinematheque even more satisfying. Publications Mail agreeMent nuMber 40045468 inFoline: 204-925-3457 return to : WinniPeg FilM grouP 304-100 arthur street 100 arthur street, in the exchange WinniPeg, Mb r3b 1h3 www.winnipegcinematheque.com 8½ dracula: Pages FroM a virgin’s DIARY TMIB E MARKET SLICK BW:Layout 1 11/06/10 2:41 PM Page 1 “This Movie isn’t broken. IT ROCKS!” - Jennie Punter, The Globe and Mail “This Movie isn’t broken. IT ROCKS!” LOVE IS - Jennie Punter, The Globe and Mail CAnAdIAn+ INSTRUMENTAL. “Captures the warmth and vitality InteRnAtIOnAl of a percolating musical performance... topped by the champagne buzz of an affair FeAtuRe FIlMs reaching a turning point... romantic and lovely.” - Peter Martin, Twitch Film FROM BRUCE MCDONALD DIRECTOR OF LOVE IS “HARD CORE LOGO” INSTRUMENTAL. facebook.com/alliancefilmsinc youtube.com/alliancefilmsinc THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN CAMP E MARKET 10COL 3X39=117L DRACULA: PAGES FROM “This Movie isn’t broken. IT ROCKS!” - Jennie Punter, The Globe and Mail a VIRGIN’s DIARY “Captures the warmth and vitality DIR. GUY MADDIN | 2002 | CANADA | 75 MIN - of a percolating musical performance... Silent with engliSh intertitleS topped by the champagne buzz of an affair reaching a turning point... romantic and lovely.” Starring Tara Birtwhistle, David Moroni, - Peter Martin, Twitch Film Wei-Qiang Zhang, Johnny Wright ››THU›SEPT›16›–›7:30›PM› LOVE IS INSTRUMENTAL. *Pre show talk with Tara FROM BRUCE MCDONALD DIRECTOR OF “HARD CORE LOGO” PASSENGER SIDE Birtwhistle and special guest THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN DIR. MATT BISSONNETTE | 2009 | CANADA | DIR. BRUCE MCDONALD | 2010 | CANADA | 85 MIN Advance tickets are available online 87 MIN ››WED›SEPT›15›–›7:30›&›9:30›PM› at winnipegcinematheque.com ››WED›OCT›6›TO›SAT›OCT›9›–›9:30›PM› ››THU›SEPT›16›–›9:30›PM› Beautifully transposing the Royal ››WED›OCT›13›–›9:30›PM› Broken Social Scene Forgiveness Rock Record Winnipeg Ballet’s interpretation of Bram Available online and in stores now! Selected as one of Canada’s Top Ten Canadian independent director Bruce Stoker’s classic vampire yarn from stage films of 2009, and described by LA McDonald’s (Hard Core Logo, Pontypool) Weekly as “a thinking man’s Judd to screen, Guy Maddin has created latest film, This Movie is Broken, is a facebook.com/alliancefilmsinc youtube.com/alliancefilmsinc a ravishing treatment of this gothic Apatow flick … literate, amusing and rock-show romance. On a hot summer’s horror. In conjunction with the return unexpectedly moving”, Passenger Side night in Toronto, a Broken Social FROM BRUCE MCDONALD DIRECTOR OF presentation of the RWB presentation of “HARD CORE LOGO” is about two brothers who spend the Scene show tops all expectations and the ballet, the RWB and Cinematheque day driving around Los Angeles county resonates deep into the morning, into present this sumptuous, erotically THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN CAMP E MARKET 10COL 4X120=481L looking for the meaning of their lives, or the lives of two close friends….closer cheap street drugs, depending on who charged feast of dance, drama and than they knew. Unbelievable: Bruno Broken Social Scene shadow. The black-and-white, blood-red- Forgiveness Rock Record you happen to believe. Montreal-born wakes up in bed next to Caroline, his Available online and in stores now! punctured Dracula: Pages from a Virgin’s “This Movie isn’t broken. IT ROCKS!” director Matt Bissonnette has created long time crush. But tomorrow she’s off - Jennie Punter, The Globe and Mail Diary is a gothic grand guignol of the facebook.com/alliancefilmsinc youtube.com/alliancefilmsinc an intimate feature film, that drives to for school in France. So tonight -- tonight LOVE IS notorious Count and his bodice-ripped INSTRUMENTAL. unexpected places. is Bruno’s last chance. And tonight, as victims, fringed with the expressionistic it happens, Broken Social Scene, her strains of Gustav Mahler. favourite band, is throwing a big outdoor THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN CAMP E MARKET 10COL 3X105=315L “Maddin has discovered a new kind bash. Maybe if Bruno, with the help of of cinema, the welding of silent-film his best pal Blake, can score tickets and st “This Movie isn’t broken. IT ROCKS!” technique, avant-garde imagery, and 21 - Jennie Punter, The Globe and Mail give Caroline a night to remember, he century technology....Victorian sexuality LOVE IS and melodrama are brought together in a can keep this miracle alive. INSTRUMENTAL. shadowy world of expressionistic images and “Veteran filmmaker Bruce McDonald FROM BRUCE MCDONALD DIRECTOR OF an athletic, almost rabid, choreography.” - “HARD CORE LOGO” perfectly captures this show in its bruce diones, new yorker incantatory splendour, with multiple about tara birtWhistle: cameras (run by John Price and others) FROM BRUCE MCDONALD DIRECTOR OF and great sound conveying the oceanic Broken Social Scene A principal dancer in the RWB, Tara “HARD CORE LOGO” Forgiveness Rock Record ebb and flow of many BSS tunes, Available online and in stores now! Birtwhistle dazzles her audiences in which are built on group dynamics, not facebook.com/alliancefilmsinc youtube.com/alliancefilmsinc roles that emphasize her dramatic talent, harmonic complexity.” - georgia straight versatility, and chameleon like qualities. Broken Social Scene Forgiveness Rock Record Available online and in stores now! Our presentation of Dracula: Pages from a Virgin’s Diary has THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN CAMP E MARKET 10COL facebook.com/alliancefilmsinc youtube.com/alliancefilmsinc been generously sponsored by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. 3X70=210L THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN CAMP E MARKET 10COL 3X56=168L facebook.com/alliancefilmsinc youtube.com/alliancefilmsinc 2 | Cinematheque sept/oCt 2010 CAMP E MARKET 10COL 2X14=28L (Daily Observer) la belle visite (Journey’s end) new wORld dOCuMentARIes LA BELLE VISITE (JOURNEY’s END) DIR. JEAN FRANCOIS CAISSy | 2010 | CANADA | 80 MIN - French with engliSh SubtitleS ››FRI›SEPT›17›TO›SUN›SEPT›19›–›7:30›PM ››WED›SEPT›22›TO›THU›SEPT›23›–›7:30›PM› La Belle Visite is one of the most LA DANSE: LE BALLET beautiful documentaries in recent THE SOCALLED MOVIE WILCO LIVE: ASHES oF memory to convey the quiet grace and DIR. GERRY BEITEL | 2010 | CANADA | 90 MIN DE l’oPERA DE PARIS dignity of growing older. Focusing on a aMERICAN FLAGS DIR. FREDERICK WISEMAN | 2009 | uSa/ ››FRI›SEPT›17›TO›SAT›SEPT›18›–›9:30›PM› group of seniors in a small town Quebec DIRS. BRENDAN CANTY, CHRISTOF GREEN | FRANCE | 158 MIN - engliSh & French with 2009 | uSa | 87 MIN engliSh SubtitleS retirement home, the viewer is drawn The Socalled Movie is about Montreal- ››WED›SEPT›22›TO›THU›SEPT›23›–›9:30›PM› ››SAT›SEPT›18›–›2:30›PM› into the pace of old age by sharing the based musical wizard Josh Dolgin lives of two dozen seniors over five (aka Socalled). Josh “Socalled” Dolgin ››FRI›SEPT›24›–›7:30›&›9:30›PM The Paris Opera Ballet is one of seasons. Deeply poignant and quietly is a musician, magician, filmmaker, *Wed Sept 22 screening features the world’s great ballet companies. humorous, the film reveals the small photographer and visual artist based in opening performance by The The film follows the rehearsals and daily rituals which the residents engage Montreal. Known for his genre-bending Liptonians performances of seven ballets: Genus by in to pass the time. Acclaimed at film approach and his collaborations with Wayne McGregor, Le Songe de Medée festivals from Berlin to Hot Docs this musical giants of funk, klezmer, hip hop, Opening night draw for original by Angelin Preljocaj, La Maison de subtle documentary is not to be missed. lounge and classical music, Socalled has Winnipeg Wilco Poster Bernarda by Mats Ek, Paquita by Pierre performed all over the world. Director Our presentation of La Belle Visite has been generously Lacotte, Casse Noisette by Rudolph supported by Radio Canada Gerry Beitel follows Dolgin around the Ashes of American Flags is a dynamic Nureyev, Orphée and Eurydice by world, from New york to Paris and the award-winning film presenting Wilco Pina Bausch, and Romeo and Juliette Ukraine.
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    1 DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE Malcolm Turner Greetings to fans, first-timers and the animatedly curious. DIRECTOR Despite the crazed improbability of it all, MIAF is still here doing its thing. It certainly suffers from the so-called ‘bumble bee’ syndrome. That is to say, on paper there’s no way Melbourne International you can prove it will fly. Somehow though, Air MIAF has found a way to bump down the Animation Festival runway, limp into the air (barely missing the trees) and splutter up into the clouds. Dunno how we do it, to be honest. It certainly wouldn’t happen without the support of ACMI, Screen Australia and each and every one of the sponsors. Nor would it happen without the core crew who give up a great deal of their time and varying slivers of their sanity to make this thing work. And it definitely wouldn’t happen without the filmmakers. It surprises alot of people (including me sometimes) just how many short animated films are being made. We get over 2,000 entries every year and the vast majority of them are made for the simple reason that somebody has felt compelled to create them – in much the same way that a painter feels compelled to paint a picture or a playwright feels compelled to create an imaginary universe, populated with a fictional tribe who have something on their mind they want to share. Animation, as a technological achievement, surrounds us and is woven into so many elements of our daily lives. It is a workhorse technology that is pressed into service by any number of plump jockeys who vie for our scarce and shattered attentions as we go through our day.