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FILMS
IN SEPTEMBER, 2005 |
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Celebrating EU Cultural Week |
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1st September |
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PRIVATE (Italy/ 2004/ 93mins.) |
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| Dir: Saverio Costanzo |
The film takes a look at the life of a Palestinian family whose house is occupied by the Israeli military. Winner of the Golden Leopard for the best film at the Locarno Film Festival in 2004.
Courtesy: Italian Embassy Cultural Centre |
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6th September |
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Kalabush (Greek/ 2003/ 90 mins.) |
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| Dir: Theodore Nikolaides and Adonis Florides |
Story of an illegal immigrant Mustafa and his escapades.
Courtesy: Cyprus High Commission |
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7th September |
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Wings of Glass (Sweden/ 2002/ 105 mins.) |
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| Dir: Reza Bagher |
Nazil, daughter of Iranian parents, has grown up in Sweden. She wants to be Swedish and independent and this leads to a discord in the family.
Courtesy: Embassy of Sweden. |
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French Film
COURTESY : FRENCH CULTURAL CENTRE & FFSI |
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22nd September |
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THE BUTTERFLY CHASE (1992/115mins.) |
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| Dir: Ottar Iosseliani |
| A noble family of France maintains dignity despite the onslaught of modernism and non-white immigrants. |
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24th September |
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TANGUY (2001/108mins.) |
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| Dir: Etienne Chatilliez |
| An excellent comedy which balances an outrageous script of overly polite parents who just want their little 'poulet' to fly the coup. |
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27th September |
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EMOTIONAL DESTINIES (2000 / 180 mins) |
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| Dir: Olivier Assayas |
| Set in the attermath of the first World War, the story revolves around the heir to a devoutly Protestants porcelain dynasty in Charente and his life-changing encounter with a non - conformist niece of a family friend. |
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| OTHER FILMS |
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19th September |
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Film Club Discussion: Group meets to discuss Neil Jordan's 'THE CRYING GAME' (1992/112 mins) Winner of the Academy Award for the best original screenplay, Neil Jordan's psychological drama and political thriller develops in a fast paced narrative rhythm until its final startling and ironic twist. Film Scholar Ira Bhaskar will introduce the film and co-ordinate the discussion. |
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Film
schedules are subject to last minute changes For the habitat Film Club newsletter
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