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Cineclube Fevereiro Cineclube Fevereiro Confira a programação dos cineclubes no mês de fevereiro. Sessões acontecem sempre às 19h na Fundação Cultural Badesc. Dia 1, Mostra Tati por Inteiro Carrossel da esperança (Jour de Fête) De Jacques Tati, França, 1949. 77 min. Comédia. Livre. Com Jacques Tati, Guy Decomble e Paul Frankeur. Uma vez por ano, um vilarejo do interior da França recebe atrações como um cinema ambulante. Em uma das sessões, o carteiro local François assiste ao documentário sobre o serviço postal norte-americano e decide colocar o método em prática. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0040497/ Dia 4, Mostra Tati por Inteiro As férias do Sr. Hulot (Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot) De Jacques Tati, França, 1953. 74 min. Comédia. Livre. Com Jacques Tati, Luis Perrault e André Dubois. O atrapalhado Sr. Hulot vai passar férias em um hotel de veraneio e provoca uma série de situações desastrosas e irresistivelmente cômicas. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046487/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_92Cm8gl7Ls Dia 5, Mostra Tati por Inteiro Meu tio (Mon oncle) De Jacques Tati, França, 1954. 110min. Comédia. Livre. Com Jacques Tati, Adrienne Servantie e Alain Becourt. Em companhia de seu sobrinho, Hulot vive uma série de peripécias que ridicularizam com a febre modernista do final dos anos 50, em especial a automação. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050706/ Dia 6, Mostra Tati por Inteiro Tempo de diversão (Playtime) Jacques Tati, França, 1967. 114 min. Comédia. Livre. Com Jacques Tati, Bárbara Dennek, Jacques Gauthier e Leon Doyen. Um grupo de turistas norte-americanas chega a Paris, nos anos 60. Ali está também o hilário Sr. Hulot. Seu jeito inocente de observar as coisas acaba criando deliciosas confusões com as turistas que visitam a capital francesa. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062136/ Dia 7, Mostra Tati por Inteiro As aventuras do sr. Hulot no trânsito louco (Trafic) De Jacques Tati, França, 1971. 93 min. Comédia. Livre. Com Jacques Tati, Maria Kimberley, Tony Kneppers e Marcel Fraval. Sr. Hulot cria um caminhão com várias inovações e decide levá-lo à Exposição Internacional do Automóvel de Amsterdã. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069400/ Dia 8, Mostra Tati por Inteiro Parada (Parade) De Jacques Tati, França, 1974. 85 min. Comédia. Livre. Com Jacques Tati, Karl Kossmayer. Narrativa sobre as aventuras de duas crianças em um circo provinciano entre saltimbancos, mágicos e espectadores encantados. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071968/ Dia 13, Cine Animação As aventuras de Azur e Asmar (Azur et Asmar) De Michael Ocelot, França, Bélgica, Espanha e Itália, 2006. 99 min. Animação. Livre. Azur e Asmar foram criados como irmãos pela mesma mulher, Jenane. Asmar é filho de Jenane, que é ama-de-leite de Azur. Os dois meninos cresceram juntos, mas são separados e se reencontram anos depois como rivais. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0439123/ Dia 14, Cine Animação Um gato em Paris (Une vie de chat) De Jean-Loup Felicioli e Alain Gagnol, França, 2010. 70 min. Animação. Livre. Dino é um gato que divide a vida entre duas casas. Durante o dia ele fica ao lado de Zoé, a filha de Jeanne, que é delegada de polícia. À noite, ele acompanha um ladrão de grande habilidade. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1673702/ Dia 15, Cine Animação As bicicletas de Belleville (Les Triplettes de Belleville) De Sylvain Chomet, França, Bélgica, Canada, Latvia, 2003. 80 min. Animação. Livre. Champion é um menino solitário, que só sente alegria quando está em cima de uma bicicleta. Percebendo a aptidão do garoto, sua avó começa a incentivar seu treinamento para fazê-lo participar da competição Volta da França. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286244/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOMF0G6-h18 Dia 18, Cine Mundi O ciúme mora ao lado (Haarautuvan rakkauden talo) De Mika Kaurismäki, Finlândia, 2009. 102 min. Comédia. 12 anos. Com Elina Knihtilä, Hannu-Pekka Björkaman e Antti Reini. É verão na Finlândia e a consultora de negócios Tuula e o terapeuta familiar Juhani estão em pé de guerra. Por mais que tenham concordado em se divorciar, os dois fazem de tudo para provocar ciúmes um no outro. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1188992/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Dia 19, Cine Mundi O garoto da bicicleta (Lê gamin au vélo) De Jean-Pierre Dardenne e Luc Dardenne, Bélgica, 2011. 87 min. Drama. 12 anos. Com Thomas Doret, Cécile De France e Jérémie Reiner. Cyril Catoul tem 11 anos de idade e um objetivo: encontrar o pai, que o deixou em um orfanato. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1827512/ Dia 20, Cine Mundi O banheiro do papa (El baño del Papa) De César Charlone e Enrique Fernández, Uruguai, 2007. 90 min. Drama. 12 anos. Com César Troncoso, Virginia Méndez e Mario Silva. 1998, na cidade de Melo, na fronteira entre o Brasil e o Uruguai, um homem pretender ganhar muito dinheiro construindo um banheiro para atender os fiéis que foram ver o Papa. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0482901/ Dia 21, Cine Mundi Minhas tardes com Margueritte (La tête en friche) Jean Becker, França, 2010. 82 min. Comédia. Livre. Com Gerard Depardieu, Gisele Casadesus e Patrick Bouchitey. A trama se passa em torno de Germain, um cinquentão quase analfabeto, e Margueritte, uma senhora apaixonada por livros prestes a perder a visão. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1455151/ Dia 22 , Cine Mundi A fita branca (Kindergeschichte) De Michael Haneke, Alemanha, 2009. 144min. Drama. 14 anos. Com Christian Friedel, Leonie Benesh, Rainer Bock, Ulrich Tukur e Ursina Lardi. 1913, vilarejo no norte da Alemanha. História sobre as crianças de um coral e suas famílias. Estranhos acidentes acontecem e tomam aos poucos o caráter de um ritual punitivo. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1149362/ Dia 25, Cine Brasil Tapete vermelho De Luís Alberto Pereira, Brasil, 2005. 100 min. Comédia. Livre. Com Matheus Nachtergaele, Jackson Antunes, Paulo Betti, Rosi Campos e Débora Duboc. Quinzinho mora em uma roça bem distante de qualquer cidade grande. Decidido a cumprir uma promessa, ele leva seu filho Neco para assistir a um filme estrelado por Mazzaropi em uma sala de cinema. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0810096/ Dia 26 , Cine Brasil A ostra e o vento De Walter Lima Jr., Brasil, 1997. 112 min. Drama. 12 anos. Com Lima Duarte, Fernando Torres e Leandra Leal. A jovem Marcela vive com seu pai, o faroleiro José e o velho Daniel numa ilha. O único contato da menina com o mundo exterior se dá através de uma embarcação com 4 marinheiros que regularmente vão levar-lhes provisões. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117264/ Dia 27, Cine Brasil O príncipe De Ugo Giorgetti, Brasil, 2002. 102 min. Drama. 12 anos. Com Eduardo Tornaghi, Bruna Lombardi e Ricardo Blat. Gustavo é um homem de meia idade, que vive em Paris há mais de 20 anos. Ele leva uma vida pacata de intelectual sul-americano no exílio. Quando decide retornar ao Brasil, sofre para se readaptar ao país. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0330790/ Dia 28, Cine Brasil Nunca fomos tão felizes De Murilo Salles, Brasil, 1984. 91 min. Drama. 12 anos. Com Cláudio Marzo, Roberto Bataglin e Susana Vieira. Um rapaz é retirado de um internato por seu pai, um militante político perseguido pela política do regime militar. O jovem pouco sabe sobre a vida do pai e começa a investigar essa história. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133131/ .
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