COmPETITIONS bEGIN AND THE JUrY IS COmING!
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COmPETITIONS bEGIN AND THE JUrY IS COmING!
NEWSLETTER #3 wHAT’S HAPPENING ON... WEDNESDAY, november 14 ? COMPETITIONS BEGIN AND THE JURY IS COMING! There we go for six days of festivities under the sign of the short! After Short’s Attack bright opening night yesterday, we will meet this Wednesday the first screenings of the European competition of our 27th festival. Competition means the arrival of the official jury... Actress, director, producer, artistic director and scriptwriter... This year, the five members of our jury represent as much diversity and European openness as their own profession within the cinematographic world. During the festival, you will be able to meet: Christophe Goret, aka «Kris», a local figure and scriptwriter (Estran award in 2003), who has been the object of a growing success for several years in the world of comic books. Nabiha Akkari, young FrenchTunisian actress and punk-rock singer. Simon Ellis, playwright from Nottingham, a modern Robin Hood of the short awarded many times (Soft, Jam Today, etc.). Mihai Mitrica, programmer of Anim’Est, the most important Romanian festival of animation. > European Competition 8 - 1:30pm - Small Theatre > European Competition 1 - 4pm - Big Theatre > European Competition 2 - 8pm - Big Theatre (Translation into French sign language / LSF) >European Competition 3 - 10pm - Big Theatre Ludovic Henry, uncanny traveller, founder and head of production society Les Films au Long Cours. YOUNG AUDIENCE made in breizh! Three programms especially set for our little viewers will be showed today: Pour les Pitchounes (starting from 3 years old), Des Contes et des Couleurs (from 8 years old), Mines de rien (from 13 years old). The Young Audience selection will take you to a true journey inside the realities of our world, but also inside of our imagination. Made in Breizh presents, this year again, a look upon regional production, with a selection of films produced and directed in Britanny thanks to the support of FACCA-BRETAGNE (audiovisual creation contributor). Two workshops will be present for our young cinema lovers for them to discover the backyard of animation. This morning with À la découverte de Pinchaque, animated by Caroline Attia-Larivière, director of Pinchaque le Tapir Colombien (the Colombian anteater). In the afternoon, the workshop Les Enfants de Dialogue will be animated by Géraldine Alibeu, director of Les Morceaux d’Amour. Finally, le prix famille (family award) will award one of Des Contes et des Couleurs’ films. The audience will be the jury, assisted by professionals of cinema. Concocted by the festival and the Cinémathèque de Bretagne, Made in Breizh is a varied program where humor and drama, fiction and animation meet. Here is to satisfy your curiosity and prove that Britanny is a talented and imaginative region. > Wednesday - 10:30am - Petit Théâtre > Samedi - 1:30pm - Petit Théâtre cocotte minute RADIO trayS This year, 13 films will be served in the Cocotte Minute; treat yourselves with hybrid silent short-films of about ten minutes each. The Cocotte Minute has been an inevitable moment of the festival for several years now, this time, there are thirteen daring and offbeat stories that will take you on a journey throughout Europe. Serve piping hot! At noon and late in the day, the Brest radios make their show! Radio U (101.1) and Fréquence Mutine (103.8) welcome the short-film world at their studio. From noon to 2pm (Fréquence Mutine), and from 7pm to 8pm (Radio U), commentators and many guests from both the organization and the Cinema world will speak live from the radio studio, set especially for the occasion at La Méridienne.. > Wednesday - 6pm - Grand Théâtre > Saturday - 10am - Grand Théâtre PICTURE OF THE DAY > From Wednesday to Friday, from 12pm to 2pm and from 7pm to 8pm at La Méridiennenne FILM MARKET The Film Market is the festival’s key place for all professionals. Its screening area provides each participant with a special reception facility and a selection of films. It puts the focus on those highly artistic short-films which unfortunately could not be included on the festival’s official program. It is such a useful tool for the buyers, distributors and other schedulers of different French and European festivals. > From Wednesday to Saturday, from 10am to 8pm – at the Quartz, Foyer 2 (2nd floor) AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE The Masterclass animation workshop which is supervised by Victor Haegelin the director and by Jérémy Lesquenner, the photographer and chief cameraman, being both former students of the Audiovisual Studies Master (Master Image et Son), has already started yesterday, at the Foyer 1 (first floor at the Quartz). figure of the day : 47 That’s the number of Laurence’s comings and goings, between the team’s office and the first floor just to pick up all the tee-shirts. Being in charge of all the volunteers is not an easy task ! The festival carries on the same initiative of making the films available for the deaf and visually-impaired public. Thanks to the support of the City of Brest, the General Council of the Finistère and to several collaborators, two screenings and an artistic workshop will be translated in French Sign Language. > Wednesday - 2pm - Grand Théâtre (Des Contes et des couleurs) > Wednesday - 8pm - Grand Théâtre (European competition 2) > Saturday - 10am - Le Quartz - (Children’s workshop) association côte ouest - tel 02 98 44 03 94 - www.filmcourt.fr suivez notre actualité jour par jour sur facebook & twitter