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Très Bien, Merci Pas Douce 17.30 Prinzessinnenbad 19.30 Coming V07_Pocketguide_Spielplan 26.09.2007 21:51 Uhr Seite 2 SAMSTAG 20. 10. SONNTAG 21. 10. MONTAG 22. 10. DIENSTAG 23. 10. MITTWOCH 24. 10. DONNERSTAG 25. 10. FREITAG 26. 10. SAMSTAG 27. 10. SONNTAG 28. 10. MONTAG 29. 10. DIENSTAG 30. 10. MITTWOCH 31. 10. They Shoot Horses, Très bien, merci Actrices Je pense à vous L’Avocat de la terreur La Fille coupée en deux Brando The Monastery Heimatklänge La France Tout est pardonné Don't They? Emanuelle Cuau•F 2007 Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi Pascal Bonitzer•F 2006 Barbet Schroeder•F 2007 Claude Chabrol•F/D 2007 Leslie Greif, Mimi Freedman Pernille Rose Grønkjær Stefan Schwietert Serge Bozon•F 2007 Mia Hansen-Løve•F 2007 13.00 Sydney Pollack•USA 1969 OmdU•100 Min F 2007•OmdU•110 Min OmdU•82 Min OmeU•135 Min OmdU•115 Min USA 2007•OmdU•165Min•V DK 2006•OmeU•84 Min CH/D 2007•OmdU•81 Min OmeU•102 Min OmeU•105 Min OF•120 Min The Anthem Apichatpong Weerase- Crin Blanc VIENNALE- Hermes Phettberg, thakul • Thailand 2006 • OmeU • 5 Min Roma wa la n'touma 16.00 Lynch Pas douce Wolfsbergen Albert Lamorisse • F 1953 Retour en Normandie Capitaine Achab Eröffnungsgala Elender Tariq Teguia blackANDwhite OmdU • 40 Min 15.30 Jeanne Waltz•F/CH 2007 The Cats of Mirikitani Nanouk Leopold•B/NL 2007 Überraschungsfilm Nicolas Philibert•F 2006 Philippe Ramos•F 2007 Kurt Palm•A 2007 Algerien/F/D 2006 La Question humaine USA/DK 2007 Ballon rouge 19. 10. OmeU •85 Min Linda Hattendorf•USA 2006 OmdU•93 Min OmdU•113 Min OmeU•100 Min Gartenbaukino OF•80 Min OmeU•111 Min Nicolas Klotz•F 2007 eOF•84 Min•V Albert Lamorisse • F 1956 OmdU•74 Min OmdU•144 Min OmdU • 36 Min I Have Never Forgotten 19.30 17.30 Am Ende 17.30 Persepolis Le Voyage (Nur mit Einladung) Michael Clayton You – The Life and Elle s’appelle Sabine Hotel Very Welcome Tuya de hun shi Prinzessinnenbad kommen Touristen Ne touchez pas la hache Marjane Satrapi, du ballon rouge VIENNALE-Abschlussgala Tony Gilroy•USA 2007 Legacy of Simon Sandrine Bonnaire•F 2007 Sonja Heiss•D 2007 Wang Quan An•China 2006 18.00 Bettina Blümner•D 2007 Robert Thalheim•D 2007 Jacques Rivette•F/I 2007 Vincent Paronnaud•F 2007 Hou Hsiao-hsien•F 2007 Der Viennale-07-Trailer: OF•115 Min Wiesenthal Richard Trank OmeU•85 Min OmdU•90 Min OmdU•92 Min A Tale of Two Cities OF•90 Min OF•85 Min OmdU•137 Min OmdU•96 Min OmdU•113 Min 19.30 USA 2006•OmdU•105 Min Jem Cohen • USA 2007 19.30 (Nur mit Einladung) kD • 1 Min 19.30 Se, jie 21.00 I'm Not There 4 luni, 3 s˘apt˘amâni 20.00 Free Rainer – 20.00 The Walker Import Export No Country for Old Men Joshua Yella Klute Coming Home Ang Lee Paranoid Park Todd Haynes•USA 2007 ¸si 2 zile Dein Fernseher lügt Lady Chatterley Alan J. Pakula Paul Schrader•USA/GB 2007 Ulrich Seidl•A 2007 Joel Coen, Ethan Coen George Ratliff•USA 2007 Christian Petzold•D 2007 20.30 Hal Ashby•USA 1978 USA/China/Taiwan 2007 Gus Van Sant•F/USA 2007 OF•135 Min Cristian Mungiu•RO 2007 Hans Weingartner•A/D 2007 Pascale Ferran•B/F 2006 USA 1971•OF•114 Min OmdU•108 Min OmdU•135 Min USA 2007•OF•122 Min OF•106 Min OF•89 Min OF•128 Min OmdU•156 Min OmdU•85 Min OmdU•113 Min OF•129 Min OmdU•161 Min GARTENBAUKINO 23.00 The U.S. vs. 23.30 El otro 23.30 23.30 Control Fay Grim Killer of Sheep Lou Reed’s Berlin Savage Grace Sügisball Medium Cool Yella (Freier Ticketverkauf) John Lennon Barbarella Ariel Rotter The Velvet Vampire Anton Corbijn 23.00 Hal Hartley•D/USA 2006 Charles Burnett•USA 1977 Julian Schnabel•USA 2007 Tom Kalin•E/USA 2007 Veiko Õunpuu•Estland 2007 Haskell Wexler•USA 1969 Christian Petzold•D 2007 Der Viennale-07-Trailer: David Leaf, John Scheinfeld Roger Vadim•I/USA 1968 Argentinien/F/D 2007 Stephanie Rothman GB/Australien 2007 OmdU•118 Min OF•80 Min OF•85 Min OmeU•97 Min OmeU•123 Min OF•110 Min OF•89 Min A Tale of Two Cities USA 2006•OF•99 Min OF•98 Min OmeU•83 Min USA 1971•OF•80 Min OF•119 Min Jem Cohen • USA 2007 kD • 1 Min Blade Runner: George A. Romero’s Klute Suspiria The Final Cut Diary of the Dead Alan J. Pakula Dario Argento•I 1977 01.00 Ridley Scott•USA 1982/2007 GeorgeA.Romero•USA 2007 USA 1971•OF•114 Min eF•98 Min OF•118 Min•V OF•97 Min I Have Never Forgotten The Magical Life Zapiski putevogo Zapiski putevogo 23. 10. Rubljovka – Straße The Walker Yokohama Mary You – The Life and of Long Tack Sam obkhodchika/ Import Export obkhodchika/ Savage Grace The Unforeseen Künstlerhaus zur Glückseligkeit Paul Schrader•USA/GB 2007 Nakamura Takayuki Legacy of Simon Ann Marie Fleming Duniezharyk Zhanabek Ulrich Seidl•A 2007 Duniezharyk Zhanabek Tom Kalin•E/USA 2007 Laura Dunn•USA 2007 6.30 (Ö1 Frühstücksfilm) 11.00 Irene Langemann•D 2007 OmdU•108 Min Japan 2005•OmeU•92 Min Wiesenthal Richard Trank Kanada/China 2003 Zhetiruov•Kasachstan 2006 OmeU•135 Min Zhetiruov•Kasachstan 2006 OmeU•97 Min OF•94 Min Paranoid Park russOmeU•93 Min State Legislature Gus Van Sant USA 2006•OmdU•105 Min eOF•85 Min OmeU•64 Min OmeU•64 Min Frederick Wiseman Detektive oder Die glücklosen Engel USA 2006 F/USA 2007 Roma wa la n'touma 13.00 George A. Romero’s Or (Mon trésor) Prinzessinnenbad Mange ta soupe L’Avocat de la terreur der inneren Sicherheit Andreas Barefoot in the Park Julia Group Marriage OmdU•217 Min OmdU•85 Min Tariq Teguia La Question humaine Goldstein • D 2007 • OmeU • 20 Min Diary of the Dead Keren Yedaya•Israel/F 2004 Bettina Blümner•D 2007 Mathieu Amalric•F 1997 Barbet Schroeder•F 2007 Gene Saks•USA 1967 Fred Zinnemann•USA 1977 Stephanie Rothman 13.30 Algerien/F/D 2006 Nicolas Klotz•F 2007 GeorgeA.Romero•USA 2007 30. 10. OmeU•100 Min OmeU•90 Min OmeU•70 Min OmeU•135 Min Shotgun Stories OF•106 Min OF•118 Min USA 1973•OF•90 Min Künstlerhaus OmeU•111 Min OmdU•144 Min Jeff Nichols • USA 2007 • OF • 90 Min OF•97 Min 6.30(Ö1 Frühstücksfilm) Magdalena Viraga. Tout va bien 4 luni, 3 s˘apt˘amâni Kubrador 15.30 The U.S. vs. John Staub Mogari no mori Guda Ai no yokan The Working Girls Vozvrashcheniye Tejút The Story of a Red Sea Jean-Luc Godard, ¸si 2 zile Jeffrey Jeturian La Sentinelle Lennon David Leaf, 16.00 Hartmut Bitomsky Kawase Naomi K.J. Baby•Indien 2003 Kobayashi Masahiro Stephanie Rothman Andrej Zvyaginzew Benedek Fliegauf•H 2007 Crossing Nina Menkes Jean-Pierre Gorin •I/F 1972 Cristian Mungiu•RO 2007 Philippinen 2006 Arnaud Desplechin•F 1992 John Scheinfeld D/CH 2007•OmeU•90 Min Japan/F 2007•OmeU•97 Min OmeU•85 Min Japan 2007•OmeU•102 Min USA 1974•OF•81 Min RUSS 2003•OmdU•115 Min kD•82 Min USA 2006•OF•99 Min USA 1986•OF•90 Min fOmeU•95 Min OmeU•113 Min OmeU•98 Min OmeU•144 Min Bonus Track 18.30 Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Bonus Track Wiederholungs- KÜNSTLERHAUS Das Sichtbare Control Monkey Warfare Medium Cool Wolfsbergen The Bloody Child Phantom Love Söhne Schindlers Häuser Capitaine Achab L’Âge des possibles Mi shi Beijing vorstellungen und das Unsichtbare Photographie und Jenseits 12 Anton Corbijn Reginald Harkema Haskell Wexler•USA 1969 Nanouk Leopold•B/NL 2007 Nina Menkes•USA 1996 Nina Menkes•USA 2006 Volker Koepp•D/PL 2007 Philippe Ramos•F 2007 Pascale Ferran•F 1995 Li Yu•China/Hongkong 2007 und neue Filme 21.00 Rudolf Thome•D 2006 Heinz Emigholz GB/Australien 2007 Kanada 2006•eOF•80 Min OF•110 Min OmdU•93 Min OF•86 Min OF•87 Min OmeU•107 Min OmeU•100 Min OmeU•100 Min OmdU•112 Min im VIENNALE- OmeU•118 Min A/D/USA 2007•eF•99 Min OF•119 Min Programm Das vollständige Halbe Stunden Nicolas Wackerbarth Plaza 8. 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USA 2006 • OF • 9 Min • V Libanon 2007 • OmeU • 28 Min • V Free Rainer – Juízo Carte ghermez 1 Min • V/ Europa 2005, 27 Octobre Gibellina – Il terremoto Barbarella Mo Shi Mo Wang Straub/Huillet • F 2006 • kD • 11 Min Dein Fernseher lügt Präsentiert von 11.00 Maria Ramos•Brasilien 2007 Mahnaz Afzali•Iran 2006 Shimotsuma mono- Joerg Burger• A/I 2007 Un juif à la mer Roger Vadim•I/USA 1968 Tan Chui Mui•Malaysia 2006 Profit Motive and the Hans Weingartner•A/D 2007 Nokia Nseries.
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