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Sydney Film Festival 8 - 19 June 2011.
Charcoal Burners (Smolarze)
A multi-award-winning documentary that follows a couple who spend their summer making charcoal in the remote Bieszczady mountains, where the rhythm of their lives is closely attuned to nature.
The Mill and the Cross
The rich and fertile imagination of Polish artist and filmmaker Lech Majewski (Glass Lips, SFF 2008) finds its perfect subject in Flemish master Pieter Bruegel's 1564 painting The Procession to Calvary. Using a combination of green-screen techniques, location shooting, and a vast matte backdrop painted by Majewski himself, this may be the closest a feature film has ever come to being a painting. The effect is just as awe-inspiring as the original work which depicts the crucifixion of Christ transposed into the artist's own era, a time when Flemish territory was occupied by Spanish mercenaries. Majewski restages the painting, magnifying each cluster of characters and elaborating on their stories (Charlotte Rampling plays the painting's lamenting Mary). An analysis of the work (based on the book by Michael Francis Gibson, who also wrote the screenplay) is delivered by Bruegel (Rutger Hauer) in conversations with a banker and collector (Michael York).
Australian Premiere.
Paths of Hate
A visually dramatic animation that explores the darkness deep within the human soul.Screens with Tyrannosaur.
Awards Best Animation, European Independent Film Festival
A Screening at the tatry Cinema (Seans w kinie Tatry)
The only person working at a small rundown cinema in Lodz is Darek, a grumbling misanthrope, who seems reluctant to sell tickets or project the films. Screens with A Letter to Elia. Awards Best Documentary, Krakow Film Festival.
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