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'BALKAN SHORTS'
FREE screening this evening from 6- 7pm / Contemporary Music Centre, 19 Fishamble Street, Temple Bar. The first programme is a selection of animated and experimental shorts from Serbia and Croatia. More info here: http://deafireland.com/2009/?page_id=1550
Just a reminder that the DEAF Film screenings start this evening in the Contemporary Music Centre, 19 Fishamble Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 8. Admision Free. 6pm - 7pm
The first programme is a selection of animated and experimental shorts from
Serbia and Croatia. More info below.
DEAF FILM: http://deafireland.com/2009/?page_id=1550
BALKAN SHORTS
SELECTED BY VLADAN PETKOVIC:
Titles:
Fantasmagorie 2008, Rastko Ciric, Serbia 2008, 8 min, 35mm, animated
Tolerantia, Ivan Ramadan, BiH 2008, 6 min, 35 mm- animated
Situationist (Situacionista), Igor Bosnjak, BiH 2008, 11 min, DVCam,
experimental
Endemic Garden (Krajski vrt), Bojan Stevanic, BiH 2007, 4 min, 35 mm- animated
Mobile Phone Mania (Mobitel Mania), Darko Vidackovic, Croatia 2008, 5′,
Beta SP – animated
The Glacier, Kratkofil improvised film workshop, with Alan Lambert – 2008, 12min
THE REGION
The Balkans is a region of many contrasts, and such is the selection of short
animated and experimental films compiled for DEAF. From technical and
intellectual sophistication of much-lauded ‘Phantasmagorie 2008′, through simplicity and inventiveness of ‘Mobile Phone Mania’, to raw emotion of ‘Situationist’ and clear political statements of ‘Tolerantia’ and ‘Endemic
Garden, the Balkan shorts film-makers convey the character of this beautiful
and troubled part of Europe.
The films in selection have been chosen from three festivals: International
Festival of Short and Documentary Film in Belgrade (Serbia), International
Short Film Festival Kratkofil in Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and 25FPS Experimental Film Festival in Zagreb (Croatia).
Vladan Petkovic is a Belgrade-based independent journalist, film critic,
festival programmer and producer. Since 2001, he has been covering former
Yugoslavia for Screen International, and since 2007 Croatia and Slovenia for
Cineuropa. He is currently the programmer for International Short Film Festival Kratkofil in Banja Luka.
OVERALL FILM PROGRAMMER:
Alan Lambert
Alan Lambert is a Irish visual artist and musician working internationally as
Metal Dragon Films. He co-manages the 'Solus: Independent Film Collective' and
'The Experimental FIlm Club' in Ireland.
http://www.metaldragon.net
FREE screening this evening from 6- 7pm / Contemporary Music Centre, 19 Fishamble Street, Temple Bar. The first programme is a selection of animated and experimental shorts from Serbia and Croatia. More info here: http://deafireland.com/2009/?page_id=1550
Just a reminder that the DEAF Film screenings start this evening in the Contemporary Music Centre, 19 Fishamble Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 8. Admision Free. 6pm - 7pm
The first programme is a selection of animated and experimental shorts from
Serbia and Croatia. More info below.
DEAF FILM: http://deafireland.com/2009/?page_id=1550
BALKAN SHORTS
SELECTED BY VLADAN PETKOVIC:
Titles:
Fantasmagorie 2008, Rastko Ciric, Serbia 2008, 8 min, 35mm, animated
Tolerantia, Ivan Ramadan, BiH 2008, 6 min, 35 mm- animated
Situationist (Situacionista), Igor Bosnjak, BiH 2008, 11 min, DVCam,
experimental
Endemic Garden (Krajski vrt), Bojan Stevanic, BiH 2007, 4 min, 35 mm- animated
Mobile Phone Mania (Mobitel Mania), Darko Vidackovic, Croatia 2008, 5′,
Beta SP – animated
The Glacier, Kratkofil improvised film workshop, with Alan Lambert – 2008, 12min
THE REGION
The Balkans is a region of many contrasts, and such is the selection of short
animated and experimental films compiled for DEAF. From technical and
intellectual sophistication of much-lauded ‘Phantasmagorie 2008′, through simplicity and inventiveness of ‘Mobile Phone Mania’, to raw emotion of ‘Situationist’ and clear political statements of ‘Tolerantia’ and ‘Endemic
Garden, the Balkan shorts film-makers convey the character of this beautiful
and troubled part of Europe.
The films in selection have been chosen from three festivals: International
Festival of Short and Documentary Film in Belgrade (Serbia), International
Short Film Festival Kratkofil in Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and 25FPS Experimental Film Festival in Zagreb (Croatia).
Vladan Petkovic is a Belgrade-based independent journalist, film critic,
festival programmer and producer. Since 2001, he has been covering former
Yugoslavia for Screen International, and since 2007 Croatia and Slovenia for
Cineuropa. He is currently the programmer for International Short Film Festival Kratkofil in Banja Luka.
OVERALL FILM PROGRAMMER:
Alan Lambert
Alan Lambert is a Irish visual artist and musician working internationally as
Metal Dragon Films. He co-manages the 'Solus: Independent Film Collective' and
'The Experimental FIlm Club' in Ireland.
http://www.metaldragon.net
