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Program Festiwalowy 2018.Cdr 2018 26th INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OF THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY, BYDGOSZCZ, 10 – 17 NOVEMBER last updated on Nov. 10th, 2018 OPERA NOVA Festival Centre - Main Screening Room Time: SATURDAY, 10.11 SUNDAY, 11.11 MONDAY, 12.11 TUESDAY, 13.11 WEDNESDAY, 14.11 THURSDAY, 15.11 FRIDAY, 16.11 SATURDAY, 17.11 9.00 9.30 9:30 - THICKER THAN WATER 10.00 10:00 10:00 - SISTER 10:00 10:00 10:00 INTRODUCED BY - IKAR - SKINNY - DARKNESS IS A COLOR - LAST CALL JEAN-JACQUES ANNAUD - THE WORD - IN HIS PLACE PHANTOM - SIMÓN 10.30 & JEAN-MARIE DREUJOU - DEAD BIRDS - THEM - SIRENE 22 JULY - TOUCH ME - TECHNO THREAD - RIEN NE VA PLUS 11.00 screening of episodes 1 & 2 - ALMOST EVERYTHING - PETIT Norway, Iceland, USA USA, UK - A CAKE FOR LIZZIE 143’ 130’ 11.30 Q A S SC SC C 12.00 SC C 12:30 12:30 12.30 12:45 12:45 BREAKING 13:00 13:00 13.00 FUGUE A CAT WITH A DOG THE LIMITS Poland BACK HOME Sweden, Poland, Poland THE BALLAD ETHER Poland 13.30 Czech Republic 100’ 107’ OF BUSTER Poland, Ukraine, 106’ 14.00 Q P 100’ Q P SCRUGGS Hungary, Lithuania, Italy Q P USA 117’ Q P 14.30 132’ Q P 15:00 15:00 Q C 15.00 15:15 15:15 15.30 PHOTOGRAPHED BY VILMOS ZSIGMOND 15:45 FIRST MAN ROMA A ROSE USA Q Hungary, 54’ 16:00 16.00 D Mexico, USA IN WINTER 141’ 135’ PARDON THE FORTRESS UK 16.30 Poland South Korea 135’ 17:00 17.00 17:00 Q C 95’ 139’ 17:00 Q C Q P Q C 17.30 OPENING NINA Q C CEREMONY 18:00 Poland 18.00 18:15 18:15 18:15 CLOSING 53 WARS 130’ SONY ARRI Poland PRESENTATION CEREMONY 18.30 THE LATEST VENICE UPDATES BIG SCREEN EVENT 18:45 82’ THE BUTLER Q 19.00 Q P P Poland 19:30 19:30 19:30 120’ 19.30 MUSIC VIDEOS AT ETERNITY’S A PRAYER 20:00 20:00 COMPETITION Q 20.00 GATE BEFORE DAWN P UK, France, USA France, UK, Cambodia, PETERLOO 20:30 20.30 THE FAVOURITE 111’ A STAR IS BORN USA, China UK Q Ireland, UK, USA 21.00 C USA 116’ 154’ 21:00 IF BEALE STREET 120’ 136’ Q C COLD WAR COULD TALK 21.30 Poland USA Q C Q C 21:45 22:00 84’ 117’ 22.00 Q C ALPHA THE OLD MAN 22:15 Q C S & THE GUN USA 22.30 22:45 22:45 USA COLETTE 95’ 23.00 23:00 UK, USA Q S 93’ 23:15 23:15 S LIZZIE 111’ THE CHILDREN ACT 23.30 THE HOURGLASS USA UK I THINK SANATORIUM 105’ W 105’ WE’RE ALONE NOW DESTROYER 23:50 0.00 Poland THE USA USA 124’ W A FIREMEN’S BALL 93’ 0.30 Czechoslovakia, Italy S 123’ Witold Sobociński Retrospective 71’ CZ 1.00 S All films are in both Polish and English unless specified otherwise A THE TRUTH ABOUT THE HARRY QUEBERT AFFAIR – EPISODE 1 & 2, USA S A – Advocate for Our Rights DF – Documentary Features Competition S – Special Screening C – Main Competition DS – Documentary Shorts Competition SC – Student Etudes Competition CZ – Czech Cinema Review P – Polish Films Competition W – Contemporary World Cinema D – Documentary Special Screening Q – Q&A with filmmaker(s) in Conference Room on 3rd floor of Opera Nova 2018 26th INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OF THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY, BYDGOSZCZ, 10 – 17 NOVEMBER OPERA NOVA Festival Centre - Documentary Screening Room Time: SATURDAY, 10.11 SUNDAY, 11.11 MONDAY, 12.11 TUESDAY, 13.11 WEDNESDAY, 14.11 THURSDAY, 15.11 FRIDAY, 16.11 SATURDAY, 17.11 9.00 9.30 10.00 10:00 10:00 10:00 10:00 10:00 10:00 VILLAGE OF THE THE NEXT GUARDIAN CERES BLUE SCALLIES G CONCERTO FOR TWO 10.30 Hungary, Netherlands Belgium, Netherlands SWIMMING COWS D Poland Poland Poland, UK 74’ 73’ 94’ 75’ 11.00 D D 78’ D D D 11.30 11:30 THE GREENAWAY 12.00 12:00 12:00 12:00 ALPHABET 12:00 12:15 OVER THE LIMIT Netherlands WELCOME WHEN THIRTY SOULS Poland, Germany, 70’ DF BERGMAN: 12.30 Spain TO SODOM THE BULL CRIED Austria Finland, Brazil A YEAR IN A LIFE 83’ Belgium, 66’ 74’ 13.00 90’ DF DF Q&A Sweden, Norway DF DF 117’ 13.30 Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A D 14.00 14:00 14.30 14:30 14:30 H 14:45 14:45 DS 14:45 15.00 D F WHO WILL WRITE B C DS DS Q&A OUR HISTORY 15.30 DS DS USA, Poland Q&A Q&A 95’ Q&A Q&A D 16.00 16:15 16.30 WHEN LAMBS 16:45 16:45 BECOME LIONS 17.00 17:00 17:00 THE PRINCE Kenya, USA 17:00 KARENINA & I 76’ DF I, DOLOURS VICTORY DAY AND THE DYBBUK Norway 17.30 Poland, Germany Ireland Germany 89’ Q&A 83’ 94’ 82’ I 18.00 DF DF DF DF Q&A D 18.30 18:45 19.00 19:00 EX-SHAMAN Q&A 19:15 19:15 Brazil 19.30 LIVING THE LIGHT THE BATTLE E 19:30 82’ – ROBBY MÜLLER OF HASTINGS MOVING PICTURES: D 20.00 Netherlands, Germany, 86’ UK D FILMMAKERS AND 20:00 80’ D THE ART OF 20.30 Remembering the Masters: PLATOON Robby Müller CINEMATOGRAPHY 20:45 Q&A Germany USA 21:00 21.00 Q&A 103’ D THE DEMINER 120’ PLAYING MEN Sweden 21.30 21:30 Slovenia, Croatia Q&A 83’ S THE RAFT 60’ D D 22.00 MEETING WITH MIKE FIGGIS 22.30 ON HIS INSTALLATION 23.00 23.30 All films are in both Polish and English unless specified otherwise DF – Documentary Features Competition DS – Documentary Shorts Competition D – Documentary Special Screening B UNEXPECTED, Poland, 9’; THE DAM, Poland, 22’; NORTHERNERS, Russia, 29’ DS C RADWAN, Poland, 15’; AZADI, Belgium, 40’ DS D TAILWHIP, USA, 13’; PAIN IS MINE, Australia, 13’; SARABANDE, Kosovo, 36’ DS E LOVE EXPRESS. THE DISAPPEARANCE OF WALERIAN BOROWCZYK, Poland, Estonia, 72’ D F CIRCLE, India, UK, Canada, 13’; HORSE RIDERS, Poland, 20’; OH BROTHER OCTOPUS, Germany, 27’ DS G THANKS JIMI, Poland, 27’; BORN IN GAMBIA, Spain, 27’ D H HOW TO BECOME A POPE?, Poland, 16’; SISTERS, Poland, 18’; GOD’S ACRE, Spain, 24’ DS I THE WOUNDED HEALER, Israel, 54’; I GREW UP AS YOU SLEPT, Poland, 49’ D 2018 26th INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OF THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY, BYDGOSZCZ, 10 – 17 NOVEMBER MULTIKINO Screening Room no. 6 Time: SATURDAY, 10.11 SUNDAY, 11.11 MONDAY, 12.11 TUESDAY, 13.11 WEDNESDAY, 14.11 THURSDAY, 15.11 FRIDAY, 16.11 SATURDAY, 17.11 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00 VULTURES WHEN HEROES FLY DARK THE TERROR BREAKING 12.30 Iceland BECOMING ASTRID 1 4 7 THE WAVES Sweden, Denmark 13.00 95’ TV CACCIATORE PATRICK MELROSE Denmark 123’ B 158’ 5 8 13.30 Q&A TV TV B 14.00 14:15 Remembering the Masters: Robby Müller 14.30 BREATHING 14:30 14:30 14:30 INTO MARBLE 14:45 THE POSTCARDS FROM GATEWAY OF EUROPE 15.00 Lithuania, Latvia, Croatia MEETING WITH THE BEST OF AGRFT THE EDGE BIRDS OF PASSAGE ED LACHMAN AND Poland, 74’ - TRIESTE IS OURS USA, 101’ Colombia, 97’ CLAIRE PIJMAN - BENJAMIN 15.30 B AFTER THE SCREENING Witold Sobociński Retrospective Denmark, Mexico - THE SPRINGTIME SLEEP Remembering the Masters: 125’ MEETING WITH - LITTLE FISH Michael Ballhaus 16.00 GIEDRE BEINORIUTE - BORDERED MEETING WITH AFTER THE SCREENING JERZY WÓJCIK, PSC & W 16.30 WITOLD SOBOCIŃSKI, PSC 16:45 AFTER THE SCREENING 16:45 17.00 AGRFT SEMINAR 17:15 INCREDIBLES 2 FRAMING IN CINEMATOGRAPHY YELLOWSTONE 17:15 USA by prof. Igor Koršič THE MINIATURIST 17.30 17:45 6 PIRATES 118’ 9 18.00 France, Tunisia MYSTERY ROAD TV 124’ S 2 THE PLAGUE 18.30 MEETING WITH 18:45 10 MAHYAR ABOUSAEEDI & ERIK SMITT ROJST TV AFTER THE SCREENING THE 19:00 19.00 Witold Sobociński Retrospective 3 ETERNAL ROAD TV Q&A 19.30 Finland ETERNAL WINTER 19:45 Q&A Hungary 20:00 103’ 20.00 THE BEST OF AGRFT B 110’ WOMAN AT WAR - DUCK HUNTING MEETING WITH 20.30 Iceland, France, Ukraine - C.H.A.O.S. W - LJUBLJANA - MÜNCHEN 15:27 RAUNO RONKAINEN 20:45 AFTER THE SCREENING 101’ - BACK TO THE MEMORIES 21.00 THE LANGUAGE OF W - ANJA GANJA 21.30 CINEMA IS IMAGES 21:30 MEETING WITH 21:45 hosted by BERGSTEINN Chris Doyle 55 STEPS 22.00 BJÖRGÚLFSSON OPERATION and Ed Lachman AFTER THE SCREENING Germany, Belgium FINALE with the involvement 22.30 of emerging filmmakers 115’ USA – PART ONE 23.00 122’ W 23.30 W 0.00 All films are in both Polish and English unless specified otherwise A – Advocate for Our Rights AD – Audio Description 1 WHEN HEROES FLY, Israel, 80’ TV B – Baltic Cinema Review 2 MYSTERY ROAD: GONE, Australia, 52’ TV CD – Cinematographers' Debuts Competition 3 ROJST, Poland, 51’ TV D 4 DARK: SECRETS, Germany, 51’ TV – Documentary Special Screening 5 CACCIATORE – THE HUNTER, Italy, 55’ TV DD – Directors' Debuts Competition 6 YELLOWSTONE: DAYBREAK, USA, 93’ TV F – Freedom with no Borders 7 THE TERROR: GO FOR BROKE, USA, 46’ TV S – Special Screening 8 PATRICK MELROSE: BAD NEWS, UK, 60’ TV TV – First Look – TV Pilots Competition 9 THE MINIATURIST, USA, 52’ TV 10 THE PLAGUE: THE WORD, Spain, 50’ TV W – Contemporary World Cinema 2018 26th INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OF THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY, BYDGOSZCZ, 10 – 17 NOVEMBER MULTIKINO Screening Room no.
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