PROGRAM

Thursday, November 2nd 2023, musical accompaniment: Vitomir Ivanjek, piano

7 PM Opening of the festival with Gornjogradske coprnice 

           Snow White, d. James Searle Dawley, 1916

9 PM CONTESTING FILMS – animated film

  1. Any Instant Whatever, d. Michelle Brand, 2020, UK, 5’13”
  2. To Bird or Not to Bird, d. Martín Romero, 2023, Spain, 9’13”
  3. Deja-vu, d. Ines Valencia Lam, Jaime Romero, 2022, Spain, 4’45”
  4. Muscle Masqué dans: ferraille pagaille, d. Nicolas Gemoets, 2022, Belgium, 8’20”
  5. The Boogey & The Witch, d. Jorge Turell, 2023, Spain, 5’26”
  6. Sirenhead 2, d. Dale Zhou, 2023, USA, 4’02”
  7. Lullaby Aquarium, d. Ana María Mendicote Brañas, Queralt de Miguel Rosique, 2022, Spain, 3’40”
  8. Mooozart, d. Piero Tonin, 2021, Italy, 11’18”
  9. Lágrimas de dragón, d. Íñigo Álvarez Aguado, Antonio García Tardón, 2021, Spain, 4’49”
  10. Dennis, d. Carlos Beceiro, Guillermo Garzón, 2021, Spain, 3’27”

 

Friday, November 3rd 2023, musical accompaniment: Lela & Joe Kaplowitz

5 PM  Vampyr, d. Carl Th. Dreyer, 1932

7 PM Tomislav Pletenac: lecture

9 PM CONTESTING FILMS – movie

  1. Big, d. Olga Dymskaya, 2023, Russia, 17’35”
  2. In Corpus, d. Ignacio Rodó, 2023, Spain, 3’00”
  3. Reading Day, d. Marko Kalc, 2020, Slovenia, 4’28”
  4. Tvoj heroj, d. Jakov Benčić, 2023, Croatia, 5’51”
  5. Pool Party, d. Masha Mollenhauer, 2023, Germany, 5’52”
  6. Chokehold, d. Reza Mosadegh, 2023, Germany, 6’45”
  7. Hardflip, d. Katharina Sporrer, 2023, Germany, 6’23”
  8. Servírka v akci, díl 1.: Restaurace v ohrožení, mladá paní!, d. Palo Hronček, 2021, Czech Republic, 12’36”

 

Saturday, November 4th 2023, musical accompaniment: Šimun Matišić, Ivan Kapec, Hrvoje Galler

5 PM  Häxan, d. Benjamin Christensen, 1922

7 PM Films by foreign cinematographers in Croatia

  • Maneuvers of the Austro-Hungarian Navy in Pula and Šibenik – 7 short films (France, Alexandre Promio, 1898, 6 min)
  • The coronation of King Peter I and a journey through Serbia, Novi Pazar, Montenegro and Dalmatia – clip about Zadar and Šibenik (Great Britain, Frank S. Mothershaw, 1904, 4 min)
  • Rijeka and surroundings (Germany, 1912-1913, 2 min)
  • Split and Salona (France, 1926, color, 2 min)
  • Village scenes from Croatia (France, 1926, colored, 1 min)
  • Celebration of St. Vlaho in Dubrovnik (Germany, 1930, 7 min)
  • Our way around Dalmatia (Slovenia, Ivan Bolle, 1936, 8 min)
  • The Empire of the Doge (Great Britain, 1930s, 13 or 17 min)

The screening will be followed by the panel Search for Lost Space

Guests of the forum are researchers of Croatian film heritage: cinematographer Enes Midžić and film archivist Vjeran Pavlinić

8:45 PM  Announcement of the winner of the festival

                The Passion of Joan of Arc, d. Dreyer, 1928