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Impaginato Ok 6-11-2008 15:10 Pagina 2 impaginato ok 6-11-2008 15:10 Pagina 2 26° TORINO FILM FESTIVAL 21 / 29 Novembre 2008 Via Montebello 15 - 10124 Torino / tel. +39 011 8138811 / fax +39 011 8138890 / www.torinofilmfest.org / e-mail: [email protected] ASSOCIAZIONE CINEMA GIOVANI UFFICIO OSPITALITÀ AGENZIE VIAGGI UFFICI TEMPORANEI NEL PERIODO MODALITÀ DI INGRESSO Per le sezioni Torino 26, Lo Stato delle Cose, La Lorenzo Ventavoli (Presidente) Elisabetta Bassignana Amarganta Viaggi, Torino - ETLI, Torino - SIMA, DEL FESTIVAL (21 - 29/11) L’accesso alle proiezioni del Festival sarà possibile Zona, Italiana.Doc e Internazionale.Doc nel caso Marco Vallora (Vice Presidente) CON LA COLLABORAZIONE DI Torino - Protravel Inc., NYC agli spettatori muniti di biglietto per la proiezione di autori presenti al Festival, la proiezione ufficiale Alberto Barbera, Davide Bracco, Valerio Elisa Liani, Dario Cazzola, Dina Buzio IL FESTIVAL RINGRAZIA PER TUTTA LA COLLABORAZIONE: RAI - Museo della Radio e della Televisione specifica. L’accesso in sala per accreditati e abbo- del film sarà seguita da un incontro in sala con il Castronovo,Francesco De Bartolomeis, Stefano COORDINAMENTO AUTORI Associazione Amici del Torino Film Festival Via Verdi, 16 - Torino nati avverrà COMPATIBILMENTE CON I POSTI pubblico. Il calendario degli incontri sarà disponi- Della Casa, Ansano Giannarelli, Paolo Manera, Ricke Merighi Annamaria Cocchioni, Viviana Ballotta, Silvia DISPONIBILI dietro presentazione alle maschere bile a partire dal primo giorno di festival. Giuseppe Riconda, Baldo Vallero, Gianni Vattimo, CON LA COLLABORAZIONE DI Bonucci, Nadia Breccia, Stefano Lucernoni, ACCREDITI, CASELLARI STAMPA, della tessera personale, attraverso e previa rileva- Giovanni Zanetti Cristina Camarda, Davide De Forti, Kamiya Risa, Ermanno Nastri, Antonella Parigi, Silvia Lessona, DOCUMENTAZIONE MUSEO NAZIONALE DEL CINEMA Glenda Manzetto, Paola Ramello, Alina Rosini, Chiara Simonigh, Mariella Pocaterra, Antonella zione del codice a barre riportato su di essa. Si PRESIDENTE Laura Scolaro, Livia Siciliano, Benedetta Baldi, Marco Ciavaglia, Consorzio dei vini DOC di ricorda che il possesso di abbonamento o accre- Alessandro Casazza Vianello, Yokosawa Nana Caluso, Carema e Canavese, Bertolini e Borse - dito non garantisce l’accesso alla proiezione. CATALOGHI Torino CATALOGO GENERALE DIRETTORE SEGRETERIA GIURIE RAI - Palazzo della Radio Presso ogni cassa dei cinema del Festival a partire Alberto Barbera Silvia Fessia, Simona Ceppa La retrospettiva British Renaissance è stata rea- Via Verdi, 31 - Torino dal 21 novembre potranno essere acquistati i Italiano /English CON LA COLLABORAZIONE DI lizzata in collaborazione con: DIREZIONE: biglietti per qualsiasi proiezione. I biglietti per i - Euro 15 (anziché Euro 25) ASSISTENTE DI DIREZIONE E COORDINAMENTO DEI FESTIVAL Eugenia Gaglianone BFI – British Film Institute; Goldcrest Films; Angela Savoldi Handmade Films International Ltd; Hanway Films; +39 011 8104752 singoli spettacoli e gli abbonamenti (in entrambi i UFFICIO ACCREDITI Hollywood Classics; Kenith Trodd; MGM – Metro casi solo a tariffa intera) potranno essere acqui- Emanuela Martini COORDINATORE GENERALE Roberta Catania SEGRETERIA GENERALE: Daniele Tinti Goldwyn Mayer London; Moving Images Archive; stati anche on-line, a partire dal 10 novembre e BRITISH RENAISSANCE CON LA COLLABORAZIONE DI NBC Universal; Park Circus; Scottish Screen; +39 011 8104753 / Fax 011 8134248 Editrice Il Castoro CONSERVATORE Agata Czerner e Marco Petrilli Southern Star International. sino a 24 ore prima dell’inizio della proiezione, Donata Pesenti Compagnoni Si ringraziano: Aardman International (Hayley PROGRAMMAZIONE E RICERCA FILM: attraverso il sito www.torinofilmfest.org. All’atto - Euro 12 agli accreditati e abbonati, PROIEZIONE TEATRO REGIO Dean); BFI - British Film Institute (Amanda Nevill, +39 011 8127986 / Fax 011 8391573 dell’acquisto on-line sarà fornito un codice che Euro 16 al pubblico (anziché Euro 20 ) COMUNICAZIONE, PROMOZIONE E MARKETING Angelo D’Alessio, Bewegte Bilder Medien AG, Sue Jones, Andrew Youdell, Fleur Buckley, Bryony Maria Grazia Girotto Germania Dixon, Julie Perce, Waltraud Lodges); BBC Active CONCORSI ITALIANA.CORTI, ITALIANA.DOC, permetterà il ritiro del biglietto presso le casse dei cinema a partire dal 21 novembre. È consigliabile Mauro Gervasini, Emanuela Martini UFFICIO STAMPA SUPERVISIONE PROIEZIONI (Carolina Fernadez); British Council (Satwant Gill, SPAZIO TORINO - INTERNAZIONALE.DOC Veronica Geraci Ivano Bellino Amaka Ugwunkwo, Simona Marchegiani); DDA presentarsi comunque con un anticipo di circa 15 JEAN-PIERRE MELVILLE International Publicity (Martin McNamara, Anna +39 011 8158843 / Fax 011 8391573 Editrice Il Castoro AMMINISTRAZIONE Bohlin); Film4 (Sue Bruce-Smith, Clothilde minuti rispetto l’inizio della proiezione, non SUPERVISIONE CINEMA DIGITALE UFFICIO OSPITALITÀ: Erika Pichler Angelo D’Alessio Redfern, Kate Robinson); Fondazione Alasca; essendo previste casse privilegiate per il ritiro dei - Euro 12 agli accreditati e abbonati, Goldcrest Films (Laura Murphy, Hannah Smith); +39 011 8124722 / 011 8146177 biglietti prevenduti. Euro 16 al pubblico (anziché Euro 20 ) 26° TORINO FILM FESTIVAL SUPERVISIONE VIDEOPROIEZIONI Handmade Films International Ltd (Alexei Slater); DIRETTORE Pierluigi Patriarca Hanway Films (Jeremy Thomas, Jonathan Lynch- Fax 011 8802273 I biglietti e gli abbonamenti a tariffa ridotta potranno essere acquistati esclusivamente presso Stefano Francia di Celle Nanni Moretti CATALOGO GENERALE Staunton, Leslie Vuchot, Karin Padgham); UFFICIO STAMPA E COMUNICAZIONE: Hollywood Classics (Melanie Tebb, Geraldine le casse dei cinema, previa presentazione del ROMAN POLANSKI COORDINATORE DEL FESTIVAL Stefano Milano (coord. editoriale); Progedit & Higgins); Irish Film Board (Simon Perry); MOMA - +39 011 8128973 / Fax 011 8159255 TORINO 26, FUORI CONCORSO E LO STATO DELLE COSE Consulting/Sergio Maranini (coord. produttivo); Museum of Modern Art (Jytte Jensen); Park documenti richiesti (carta d’identità attestante Editrice Il Castoro Emanuela Martini Maicol Casale (grafica e impaginazione); Circus (Nicholas Varley); Chris Paton; Protagonist STAMPA E PR INTERNAZIONALE: l’età o tessere di enti convenzionati). - Euro 15 agli accreditati e abbonati, Guglielmo Maggioni (curatela); Mara Dompè Pictures (Nada Cirjanic); Erich Sargeant; Scottish +39 011 835510 L’orario di apertura delle casse coincide con Euro 20 al pubblico (anziché Euro 26) SEGRETARIO GENERALE Screen (Jennifer Armitage); Shout Factory (Andy Bruna Ponti (redazione); Patrizia Lo Cigno, Stefano Trinchero quello di inizio della prima e dell’ultima proie- (schede catalogo); Susanna Bourlot, Olivia Jung, Barrett); Southern Star International (Nina ASSISTENTE ALLA DIREZIONE Richardson); UCLA (Mimi Brody). zione. I prezzi speciali sono praticati solo nel TFF Store, Gail McDowell (traduzioni); Cristina Gallotti (sta- situato nell’area pedonale di via Montebello, Mara Signori giaire) Abbonamenti e biglietti non potranno essere in La retrospettiva Jean-Pierre Melville è stata rea- alcun modo sostituiti. Potrà essere chiesto il rim- aperto dalle 9:00 alle 23:00 dal 21 al 30 novem- PROGRAMMAZIONE E RICERCA FILM UFFICIO DOCUMENTAZIONE lizzata in collaborazione con: Luca Andreotti Patrizia Lo Cigno, Maddalena De Gregorio, BFI – British Film Institute; CNC - Centre National borso solamente dei biglietti per la singola proie- bre compreso. CON LA COLLABORAZIONE DI Guglielmo Maggioni, Cristina Gallotti (stagiaire) de la Cinématographie; Cinexport; Les Films du zione, nel caso in cui la proiezione sia stata annul- Caterina Renzi Jeudi; Gaumont; Ministère des Affaires PROIEZIONI lata dall’organizzazione del Festival. ASSISTENZA LOGISTICA Etrangères et Européennes; Pathè; Tamasa SEGRETERIA Thomas De Forti Distribution. AMBROSIO CINECAFÈ Flavio Armone Si ringraziano: Artificial Eye (Daniel Graham); BFI corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 52 L’accesso alla serata inaugurale presso il Teatro Domenica 23 novembre presso la Mole Antonel- LOGO E IMMAGINE - British Film Institute (Sue Jones, Fleur Buckley); Regio di Torino sarà possibile al pubblico munito COORDINAMENTO COMUNICAZIONE E MARKETING Internozero srl, Roma Olivier Bohler; Cahiers du cinéma (Catherine +39 011 540068 liana (piano terra), con orario 10-13/13,30-17,30 Maria Grazia Girotto Fröchen); CNC - Centre National de la (sala 3 non accessibile ai disabili) di biglietto con indicazione del posto. ANNULLO FILATELICO per la 26° edizione del CON LA COLLABORAZIONE DI GRAFICA Cinématographie (Véronique Cayla, Eric Le Roy); Torino Film Festival. 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