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Berlinale Shorts Cinemaxx 3 INHALT Kinoadressen ____________________ 3 Berlinale Festival-Plan ______________ 4 Die offiziellen Partner der 58. Internationalen Filmfestspiele Berlin ______________ 6 Karteninformation und Kartenpreise ____________________ 7 WETTBEWERB ____________________ 8 PANORAMA ______________________ 12 FORUM ________________________ 18 BERLINALE SPECIAL ________________ 22 BERLINALE SHORTS ________________ 22 PERSPEKTIVE DEUTSCHES KINO ________ 24 GENERATION Kplus ________________ 24 LET’S ROCK GENERATION 14plus __________________ 26 Ein Festival wie die Berlinale zu gestalten, hat viel mit dem Kochen gemeinsam: Man will die Sinne anregen, ein köstliches Gericht zaubern, und man will, dass die Gäste satt werden. CUBIX (WIEDERHOLUNGEN) __________ 28 Die wichtigsten Zutaten der Berlinale 2008 sind Filme, die Musik oder Musiker zum COLOSSEUM (WIEDERHOLUNGEN) ______ 30 Thema haben. Zum Auftakt begrüßen wir Martin Scorsese und die Rolling Stones auf RETROSPEKTIVE __________________ 32 dem Roten Teppich. Auffallend ist auch, dass viele Filme in diesem Jahr aus dem besonderen Blickwinkel von Forum expanded __________________ 36 Kindern erzählt werden. Für die Sektion Generation ist das selbstverständlich, aber auch im Berlinale Talent Campus ____________ 37 Forum und in der Reihe Perspektive Deutsches Kino ist die Sichtweise von Jugendlichen und Kindern ein wiederkehrendes Sujet. Sonderveranstaltungen ____________ 38 Kulinarisches Kino – Im Panorama lassen sich die Rückkehr klassischer Erzählweisen und eine Vielfalt von Genre- Eat, Drink, See Movies ______________ 38 Filmen beobachten. In der Retrospektive und der Hommage ehren wir mit Luis Buñuel und Francesco Rosi zwei große europäische Filmkünstler und außergewöhnliche Persönlichkei- Veranstaltungen __________________ 40 ten des Weltkinos. Information & Service ______________ 40 Das Salz in der Suppe ist, dass die Berlinale ihre Gäste, das Publikum und die Fachleute Berlinale Shop __________________ 41 gleichermaßen über aktuelle wie über zukunftsweisende Tendenzen des Filmgeschehens informieren will. Auf dem Menüplan stehen innovative und ungewöhnliche Filmprojekte Index __________________________ 42 mit einem hohen künstlerischen und gesellschaftspolitischen Anspruch. Ästhetisch und intellektuell anregend sollen diese Filme sein und gleichzeitig unterhaltsam. Naheliegend KINOADRESSEN ist es, dass das zeitgenössische Medium Film sich kritisch mit politischen und sozialen ARSENAL Potsdamer Straße 2 Entwicklungen auseinandersetzt und Ansätze für deren Lösung sucht. BABYLON Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 30, Mitte Besonders dem filmschaffenden Nachwuchs bieten wir die wertvolle Gelegenheit, sich zu BERLINALE PALAST Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 1 orientieren. Junge Filmemacher aus aller Welt sind eingeladen, ihr filmisches Repertoire zu CINEMAXX Potsdamer Straße 5/Eingang Voxstraße erweitern und ihre professionellen Kompetenzen zu vertiefen. CINESTAR Potsdamer Straße 4 Wichtig ist dabei, dass die auf den Filmfestspielen gezeigten Werke im In- und Ausland eine COLOSSEUM Schönhauser Allee 123 breite Öffentlichkeit erreichen. Damit trägt die Berlinale zu einer besseren Verständigung CUBIX Rathausstraße 1 zwischen verschiedenen Kulturen und Gesellschaften bei und leistet einen wichtigen DELPHI FILMPALAST Kantstraße 12a Beitrag zum immer bedeutsamer werdenden kulturellen Aspekt der Globalisierung. FILMPALAST BERLIN Kurfürstendamm 225 Lust auf Kino wecken und den Filmhunger unseres Publikums stillen: Das wollen wir. INTERNATIONAL Karl-Marx-Allee 33 Und natürlich den großartigen Sound der Stones. Let’s rock. URANIA An der Urania 17 Ihr Dieter Kosslick ZEUGHAUSKINO Unter den Linden 2 Festivaldirektor ZOO PALAST Hardenbergstraße 29a 3 BERLINALE FESTIVAL PLAN r. Ministergärten 17 Pankstraße Lennéstr. Ebertstr. Voßstr. Volkspark Musikinstrumenten- Ben-Gurion-Str. Bellevuestr. 16 Humboldthain Museum Tiergartenstr. 15 Rügen 43 Kunstgewerbe- Philharmonie 3 14 museum Leipziger Str. 4 Gustav-Meyer-Allee Kammer- Leipziger musiksaal PotsdamerVarian-Fry-Str. Str. Platz Ludwig-Beck-Str. 8 Gemäldegalerie 5 10 Voxstr. 9 6 Abgeordnetenhaus Kulturforum von Berlin Ackerstraße Usedomer Straße 11 12 Alte Potsdamer13 Str. Liesenstraße 7 J.-v.-Eichendorff-Gasse Gartenstraße 2 20 1 Marlene- Rudolf-von-Gneist-Str. Dietrich- Arkarden Platz Neue 21 Niederkirchnerstr. Nationalgalerie Staats- Berlinale Stresemannstr.Martin- bibliothek Gropius-Bau Palast Grimm-Gasse A Potsdamer Str. Haus 2 18 22 Eichhornstr. 19 lid Köthener Str. Inva Gartenstraße Schöneberger U Lan Chausseestraße fer dw eh 34 rk Dessauer Str. an al 35 Re 24 ic Linkstr. hp HAU - Hebbel am Ufer 36 ie ca. 800 m Invalidenstraße 25 ts Gabriele-Tergit-Promenade ch u Askanischer Torstraße fe r Platz Anha Oranienburger . Am Karlsbad S Hafenplatz Anhalter tsdamer Str Bahnhof hener Str. Moltkestraße Luisenstraße Paulstraße Reichstags- Friedrichstraße gebäude John-Foster-Dulles-Allee Altonaer Straße Unter den Pariser Brandenburger Tor Platz Spreeweg Wilhelmstraße Straße des 17. Juni Franz Siegessäule Denkmal für Marchstraße Hofjägerallee die ermordeten Gendarm Juden Europas mark Straße des 17. Juni Großer Tiergarten e 17 straß Lenné Voßstraße Klingelhöferstraße Leipziger Straße Hardenbergstraße Tiergartenstraße Philhar- Leipziger 3 Platz monie 9 10 ße ra Zoologischer Garten t 13 19 S chpiets r Niederkirchnerstraße vigny- ei ch e 1 33 R uf berge er m 18 platz 41 ne r U a 22 39 hö fe d 38 Budapester Straße c r s S t o Kurfürstenstraße Lützowplatz P Stresemannstraße Lützowstraße Stauffenbergstraße Kurfürsten-40 damm Kurfürstenstraße Tauentzienstraße37 J M rger Stra Schöneberger Straße Lietzenbu ße Hallesches Ufer ap Sch erstr 35 34 Mehringpla 42 aß e 36 4 Festival_Plan_bearbeitet.indd+ + + + Online Tickets unter 1 www.berlinale.de + + + + Ticketinfos unter: radioeins Ticket-Info-Hotline 01802-709911 + + + + Online Tickets unter www.berlinale.de + + + + 22.01.2008 14:04:48 Uhr 1 Berlinale Palast, Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 1 19 Gropius Mirror Restaurant • Bärenclub* •European Film Market • Presseservice • Kulinarisches Kino – Eat, Drink, See Movies · Pressefächer/Press Boxes (11.-15.02.08) · W-LAN Presse-Lounge 20 Abgeordnetenhaus von Berlin 2 Tageskasse/box-office same day sales • Berlinale Co-Production Market 23 Berlinale Palast, Seiteneingang/side entrance Spielbank • Parliament Video Studio/EFM Gleimstraße 3 CineStar, Potsdamer Str. 4 21 HomeBase Independent Lounge Vanity Fair Press Lounge (1. OG/first floor)* Max 22 Berlinale Service Center (debis Atrium) ner Straße Schmeling Halle 4 Filmhaus/Museum für Film und Fernsehen/ • Akkreditierungscounter (Deutsche Film industrie, SPIO, Friedrich- Ludwig- Arsenal, Potsdamer Str. 2 Filmschaffende)/Accredit ation Counter (German Film Jahn-Sportpark Schönhauser Allee • Deutsche Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen Industry, SPIO, Filmmakers) Mauerpark • Freunde der Deutschen Kinemathek • Ticket Counter (Festival Badges only) Pappelallee • dffb (Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie) • Berlinale Talent Campus Info Counter •Forum expanded • Generation (Gruppenkarten/Group tickets) Oderberger Str. (UG, 1. OG, 4. OG/basement, first floor, 4th floor) 23 Colosseum, Schönhauser Allee 123 Kultur- •Volkswagen startklar Lounge (EG/ground floor) Brauerei • Bernauer Straße Pressekonferenz Talent Campus/ 24 Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart, Press Conference Talent Campus Invalidenstr. 50 • Generation Lounge (4.OG/4th floor) * Schwedter •Forum expanded Kastanienallee 5 Berlinale Guest Reception, Potsdamer Platz 11 25 Wilde Gallery, Chausseestr. 7 e Zionskirch- • Protokollarische Gäste/Protocol Guests • traß platz Forum expanded er S Fehrbelliner Straße Straße • Gäste der Programmsektionen/ klam An B Kollwitz- Guests of Programme Sections 26 AB project Galerie, Torstr. 96 r u Allee Schönhauser platz n • Hotelbüro/Hotel Office • Ausstellung/exhibition Francesco Rosi n raße e EFM Exhibitor Offices (5. OG/5th floor) denst n s 27 t Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz r a ß 6 L‘ORÉAL PARIS Make-up studio, e Berlinale Info Point, Potsdamer Platz 28 Babylon, Rosa-Luxemburg-Str. 30, Mitte Weinbergsweg Prenzlauer Allee Torstraße 29 Instituto Cervantes ße 26 7 Grand Hyatt Berlin Torstraße • Pressezentrum/Press Center •Ausstellung/exhibition exhibition ¡Viva Buñuel! · Pressekonferenzen/Press Conferences, Photo Call Berlinale: Retrospectiva Luis Buñuel, Universum aße Figueroa Gr. Hamburger 27 · Presse-Akkreditierungen/Press Accreditation Auguststr rg- 28 · Pressebüros/Press Offices 30 Zeughauskino, Unter den Linden 2 · Journalisten schreibzimmer/Writing Room Straße M • Berlinale VIP-Club * 31 Cubix, Rathausstr. 1 Prenzlauer Allee ol Straße ls tra • Volkswagen Golden Bear Lounge * Hackescher ße 32 • Canon Clean & Check Service International, Karl-Marx-Allee 33 Monbijou- Markt Rosa-Luxembu • Zentraler Kartenvorverkauf/Public Box Office park Otto-Braun-Straße Karl-Marx-Allee 8 Headquarters Internationale 33 29 aße Filmfestspiele Berlin, Potsdamer Str. 5 Galerie Spesshardt & Klein GmbH, Kochstr. 55 Museumsinsel • Fundbüro/Lost & Found • Ausstellung/exhibition 29 palms 32 31 34 Alexanderplatz A 9 CinemaxX, Potsdamer Str. 5/Eingang Voxstraße HAU 1, Hebbel am Ufer, Stresemannstr. 29 le x •Berlinale Talent Campus Karl-Liebknecht-Str a •radioeins Lounge n d 30 m e 35 HAU 2, Hebbel am Ufer, Hallesches Ufer 32 r 10 Berlinale Kindergarten Schloss- m s Linden a t •Berlinale Talent Campus r platz d a n ß le 11 Berlinale Filmverwaltung/Print logistics, h 36 HAU 3, Hebbel am Ufer, Tempelhofer Ufer 10 ü Voxstraße 3 zösische Straße M •Berlinale Talent Campus e ß 12 Haus
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