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Fanny Och Alexander Och Matinéer Hela Julhelgen! STOCKHOLM PROGRAMTIDNING DECEMBER 2010 – JANUARI 2011 Fanny och Alexander och matinéer hela julhelgen! ELLIOTT GOULD TILL ”ACTORS STUDIO” PÅ CINEMATEKET – STJÄRNAN FRÅN MASH, VÄNNER OCH OCEAN'S ELEVEN GÄSTAR FILMHUSET! I FOKUS: Ny och komplett Metropolis, Claude Chabrol, Jacques Tati, Filmcensurens död… …och alla tiders bästa filmer på stor duk i Filmhuset och på biografen Victoria En man. En röst. En legend. en film av Amir Chamdin Hans-Erik Dyvik Husby Malin Crépin Helena af Sandeberg David Dencik Johan Glans en Chamdin & Stöhr film MANUS ANTONIA PYK FOTOGRAF CRILLE FORSBERG, FSF FILMMUSIK JACK VREESWIJK ORIGINALMUSIK CORNELIS VREESWIJK ROLLSÄTTARE ANNA ZACKRISSON SCENOGRAF LINA NORDQVIST KOSTYMÖR KERSTI VITALI MASKÖR TUIJA VALÉN KLIPPNING GREGERS DOHN / NOSTROMO LJUDTEKNIKER ANDERS BILLING, FSS LJUDDESIGN THOMAS HUHN LJUDSTUDIO EGG & BACON / LJUDLIGAN POSTPRODUKTION STORYLINE STUDIOS AS / THE CHIMNEY POT LINJEPRODUCENT FRIDA JONASON EXEKUTIV PRODUCENT DANIEL SACHS PRODUCENT MARTINA STÖHR REGI AMIR CHAMDIN FILMMUSIKEN FINNS UTGIVEN AV WARNER MUSIC SWEDEN PRODUCERAD AV CHAMDIN & STÖHR FILM I SAMPRODUKTION MED SONET FILM AB, SVERIGES TELEVISION, FILM I VÄST, WARNER MUSIC GROUP, SF NORGE MED STÖD FRÅN SVENSKA FILMINSTITUTET, NORDISK FILM & TV FOND, NORSK FILMINSTITUTT DISTRIBUERAD AV AB SVENSK FILMINDUSTRI BIOAKTUELL! DECEMBER 2010 – januari 2011 INNEHÅLL 3 10 14 MISSA INTE VÅR HELKVÄLL OM JACQUES TATI! 28 LÄS MER PÅ SIDA 18–19 INNEHÅLL 4 Inledning 18–19 Jacques Tati – och hans förvirrade ängel 6–7 Det här är Cinemateket! Vi visar alla Tatis sex filmer och inleder serien med Om Cinematekets verksamhet, biografer och biljetter. ett samtal och en ny dokumentär om den egensin- nige regissören. 8–9 Torsdagskvällar i Filmhuset Vår stående kväll för samtal och evenemang. Här Visningsschema december 2010 – januari 2011 hittar du kvällar ägnade komikern Jacques Tati och historiens första kvinnliga regissör, Alice Guy Bla- ché. Och du kan uppleva en oförutsägbar filmkväll 21–23 Claude Chabrol – det är serverat! med Plattform produktion. Vi minns den franska nya vågen-mästaren som gick bort tidigare i höstas och visar åtta av hans filmer. 10–11 ”Actors Studio” på Cinemateket: Elliott Gould! 25 Xavier Beauvois Johanna Koljonen möter den legendariske ameri- Vi inleder vår Beauvois-retrospektiv med en kanske skådespelaren Elliott Gould och vi visar ett förhandsvisning av Cannes-vinnaren Människor urval av hans filmer. och gudar. 12–13 Den svenska censurens död 27 100 svenska filmer du måste se! Emma Gray Munthe guidar dig genom filmer Vi har låtit filmtidskriften FLM välja fyra svenska som genom åren har drabbats av den svenska filmer. De valde fyra titlar från 1970. censuren. 28–29 Specialevenemang 14–15 Jul på Cinemateket! Den nya, kompletta versionen av Metropolis, nya guldbaggenominerade filmer, Filmhuset fyller 40 Säsongsavslutning i Filmhuset år m.m.! och matinéer på Victoria Fem timmar Fanny Alexander med julfika och 30 Publikens val klassiska matinéer på biografen Victoria. Fem filmer som vår publik har önskat! 16 Filmhögskolans och Dramatiska Unga Cinemateket opolis 32–33 R institutets avgångsstudenter visar Nya och gamla klassiker varje söndag kl 14.00, för ET M sina filmer! barn mellan 7 och 12 år. Se de senaste examensfilmerna från Sveriges stora filmskolor och möt regissörerna som gjort 34 Om Filmhuset och dem. Svenska Filminstitutet SJÖBERG BILD: : Välkommen till Filmhuset – mötesplatsen för ILD 17 Tony Gatlif filmälskare! Se film, häng i baren och utforska B S Vi visar tre filmer där regissören Tony Gatlif skild- Sveriges största och bästa filmbibliotek! AG rar sin romska kultur. OMSL 4 INLEDNING DECEMBER 2010 – januari 2011 det här programmet är vi minst sagt stolta Cinematekets redaktion över att få besök av den legendariske ame- Lova Hagerfors, programchef I rikanske skådespelaren Elliott Gould. Han Danial Brännström, programredaktör samtalar den 9 december med Johanna Koljonen Nina Widerberg, programredaktör i vår serie ”Actors Studio” på Cinemateket och in- Åsa Jacobsson, marknadsförare leder visningen av den nyrestaurerade versionen Pia Strandberg, assistent av Ingmar Bergmans Beröringen, där han har en Kim Fahlstedt, praktikant av huvudrollerna. Programråd Stig Björkman Efter höstens Buster Keaton-serie fortsätter vi Göran Everdahl med mer lysande komik full av skicklig slapstick. Emma Gray Munthe Franske Jacques Tati gjorde inte många filmer Jannike Åhlund men de han fick förverkliga blev oförglömliga mästerverk. Vi visar alla hans sex filmer och en Programtidningen ny dokumentär, och har ett samtal om den egensinnige regissören. Vi minns också den Cinemateket franska nya vågen-mästaren Claude Chabrol, som gick bort i september, och visar ett urval ur hans stora produktion. ANSVARIG UTGIVARE Lova Hagerfors Vid årsskiftet läggs Statens Biografbyrå, som har censurerat filmer för svenska biografer REDAKTÖR sedan 1911, ned. Vi låter filmjournalisten Emma Gray Munthe guida dig genom några Lova Hagerfors filmer som av olika skäl har drabbats av den svenska censuren. SKRIBENTER I DETTA NUMMER Det här programmet innehåller två totalt olika men omistliga torsdagskvällar. Den 2 de- Cinematekets redaktion cember har filmarnaR uben Östlund, Erik Hemmendorff och Kalle Boman fått fria händer Stig Björkman att arrangera en filmkväll hos oss – resultatet kommer att bli oförglömligt. Och den 27 FLM januari har vi en kväll om Alice Guy Blaché, historiens första kvinnliga regissör. Universi- Emma Gray Munthe tetslektorn Trond Lundemo berättar om hennes verk och liv och vi visar några av hennes Malena Janson många filmer. FORMGIVARE Från den 20 december till den 10 januari har vi inga visningar i Filmhuset, men istället Kicki Ajax, Fräulein Design visar vi film varje dag kl 15.00 på biografen Victoria. Kom dit och njut av matinéer och TRYCK underbara klassiker. På säsongsavslutningen i Filmhuset den 19 december bjuder vi på Norra Skåne Offset AB en visning av Ingmar Bergmans klassiker Fanny och Alexander. Vi visar den kompletta femtimmarsversionen och i pausen bjuder vi på julfika. En riktigt god jul och gott nytt år ANNONSER önskar vi på Cinemateket! Jonna Fischer Matz Fischer Matz Kommunikation Lova Hagerfors [email protected] Cinematekets programchef 073-154 63 00 BILDER Svenska Filminstitutets bildarkiv Kontakt [email protected] 08-665 12 56 www.cinemateket.se Postadress: GÄSTER I DECEMBER OCH JANUARI: Kalle Boman, Carl Cinemateket Johan De Geer, Richard Dyer, Elliott Gould, Erik Hemmendorff, Svenska Filminstitutet Box 27 126 Karl Haskel, Jette Kjaer Thorson, Trond Lundemo, Henning 102 52 Stockholm S Mankell, Ruben Östlund. Besöksadress: R FO Filmhuset, Borgvägen 1 R hage TaCK TILL: G unnel AR R BÄck, ARtedis, Atlantic, N I LS B E RG, MÅRten B LOM KVIST, B LU E Dolphin Films, Matti BYE, FRanska institutet, ova Gaumont, HollYwood Classics, KR istian Holmg R en, DRamatiska institutet, Abel FE RRARA, FilmhÖgskolan, FLM, Goetheinstitutet, L JAN HolmbeRG, Malena Janson, Kansallinen audiovisuaalinen ARkisto, Johanna Koljonen, K special/SVERiges television, John M hi R ipi R I, M PI M edia G Roup, MY N I LSSON, NORsk filmklubbfoR bund, NonStop E nte RTAI N M E NT, NORska ambassaden, Mattias Olsson, MK2, PARK CIRcus, SandREWS, SenioRuniveRsitetet, SonY PictuRES, Svensk filmindustRI, LEO Svensson, Tamasa, TelepictuRE MARketing, TRansit Film, Jon WengstRÖM, WHY not PRoductions, EdwaRD von Past MIA CARLSSON: 6 DET HÄR ÄR CINEMATEKET! DECEMBER 2010 – januari 2011 Det här är Cinemateket! Cinemateket visar inte bara film; hos oss ska även alla de viktiga samtalen om film äga rum – både om filmkonsten och filmpolitiken. Vi erbjuder våra besökare att umgås kring film, fördjupa sig i film och möta filmskapare, forskare och filmjournalister. De filmer vi visar sätter vi i ett aktuellt och angeläget sammanhang. Under 2009 genomgick Cinemateket ett stort förändrings- arbete och en nystart skedde i det nyrenoverade Filmhuset i Stockholm den 1 mars 2010. Vi satsar nu bland annat på fler samtal, gäster och debatter i programmet. Successivt genomför vi förändringar även i Göteborg och Malmö. Korta fakta: inemateket är den självklara mötesplatsen för CINEMATEKET STARTADE alla filmentusiaster – både cineaster och film- 1964 i S skapare – som vill se de bästa och mest intres- TOCKHOLM. C CINEMATEKET FINNS I S santa filmerna ur hela filmhistorien och från hela världen, TOCKHOLM, GÖTEBORG OCH M på stor duk. ALMÖ. I STOCKHOLm har vi upp till 18 Svenska Filminstitutet och Cinemateket har från regering- VISNINGAR PER VE CKA. en uppdraget att göra filmhistorien levande för allmänhe- I GÖTEBORG HAR VI FEM VISNINGAR ten genom visningar på biograf, framför allt av filmer som PER VE inte är tillgängliga på den ordinarie repertoaren. CKA. I MALMÖ HAR VI FYRA VISNINGAR PER VE Programmet ska innehålla något för alla filmentusiaster, CKA. både de som har sett det mesta och vill fördjupa sig och de som just upptäckt den rika filmhistorien. Cinematekets biografer Värtavägen Karlaplan Bio Victor i Filmhuset BUSS 1, 4, 72 I Filmhuset visar Cinemateket film tisdag till söndag. Filmhuset ligger Filmhuset Borgv. 1 vid Gärdet i Stockholm, centralt och samtidigt naturskönt! Du tar dig P Valhallavägen DI hit på nolltid med buss 76, 72, 56, 42, 1 eller 4. Det är även smidigt SIDA BUSS 56 BUSS 72, 76 att ta tunnelbanan till Karlaplan och promenera ca fem minuter till Gärdet Filmhuset. Välkommen till Stockholms mötesplats för filmälskare! Karlaplan 72 Adress: Borgvägen 1. Karlavägen 56 Narvavägen Kassan i Filmhuset, där du köper biljetter och medlemskort till SVT
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