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13th May @ 5.30pm
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DAS FINSTERE TAL (The Dark Valley)
Western –
2014 –115 minutes
Director:
Andreas Prochaska
Starring: Sam Riley, Tobias
Moretti, HelmuthHäusler
A
lone horseman rides into an Austrian village just as winter is approaching.
Returning to his maternal homeland from America, the stranger finds
lodging with Luzi and her widowed mother. He introduces himself as a
photographer but nobody suspects that the foreigner is here to take revenge.
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19th May @ 7pm-Ciné-Café
31st May @ 3pm
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WE COME
AS FRIENDS
Documentary/Drama
– 2013 - 110 min
Director:
Hubert Sauper
South
Sudan may have declared its
independence in 2011 but that hasn’t kept outside forces from staking their
claims in the world’s newest country. A Chinese oil company is exploiting the
natural resources and contaminating precious drinking water in the process.
American missionaries are exerting their religious influence, offering
education in exchange for compliance with their notions of propriety. Having
liberated themselves from North Sudan and
its President Omar al-Bashir, the people now find themselves confronted by a
new breed of predatory adversary.
Winner of
the Special Jury Award for Cinematic Bravery
at the 2014
Sundance Film Festival.
Winner of
the Peace Film Award at the 2014 Berlin
International Film Festival.
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13th May @ 7.30pm
29th May @ 5.30pm
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the BROKEN CIRCLE breakdown
Romance/Drama
– 2012 –112 minutes
Director:
Felix van Groeningen
Starring:
VeerleBaetens, Johan Heldenbergh, Nell Cattrysse
Elise
and Didier fall in love at first sight. She has her own tattoo shop and he
plays the banjo in a bluegrass band. They bond over their shared enthusiasm
for American music and culture until an unexpected tragedy hits their new
family, everything they know and love is tested. An intense melodrama, full
of passion and music.
Winner of
2014 César for the Best Foreign Film.
Winner of
the Best Actress Award at the 2013 European Film Awards.
Winner of
Label Europa Cinemas at the 2013 Berlin
International Film Festival.
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21th May @ 7.30pm
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Le goût des myrtilles (The taste of blueberries)
Drama – 2014
– 86 minutes
Director :
Thomas de Thier
Starring :
Michel Piccoli, Natasha Parry
In
old age, every day seems the same. But for Jeanne and Michel who are in their
eighties, 3rd August is unlike any other day. They embark on a
journey of no return, a road movie, a love story, A film about mourning, and
an ode to nature.
Parental Guidance
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14th May @ 5.30pm
23rdMay @ 7.30pm
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VRatnÉ lahve(Empties)
Comedy/Drama
– 2007 – 104 minutes
Director: Jan
Sverák
Starring: ZdenekSverák,
Daniela Kolárová, Pavel Landovský
A middle-aged teacher grows tired
of his demanding and occasionally obnoxious students and opts to take early
retirement. He quickly realizes that he needs to be occupied and undertakes
random jobs, discovering a new community in the process. Once more his life
has meaning but his marriage is being threatened. Empties is a funny and
touching story of love in old age. It broke Czech box office records within
six weeks of its release.
Winner of
three Czech Lions for Best Director,Best Screenplay and Audience Award in
2008.
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14th May @ 7.30pm – Ciné-Café
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THE KEEPER OF LOST CAUSES
Thriller –
2013 – 97 minutes
Director:
MikkelNorgaard
Starring:
Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Per ScheelKrüger, TroelsLyby
Following a shootout that left his
two partners respectively dead and paralyzed, chief detective Carl is
assigned to the newly established Department Q to close cold cases from the
past. Together with his partner Assad, the two are expected to push paperwork
to close cases. When they being work on the disappearance of a female
politician, a case ruled as suicide, Carl and Assad venture on a journey to
unravel the shocking truth behind the mystery.
Above 16(+16)
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23rd May @ 3pm
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ant boy
Action/Adventure
– 2014 – 77 minutes
Director: Ask
Hasselbalch
Starring: Oscar Dietz, Amalie Kruse Jensen, Samuel Ting Graf
12-year-old
Pelle, while running from some bullies, is bitten by an ant. The next
morning, he discovers he has a new craving for sugar, sticky hands, and super
strength. Following the advice of a local comic book geek Wilhelm, he becomes
a costumed superhero named Antboy. When the dreaded villain, The Flea, enters
the scene, Antboy must step up to the challenge.
Parental Guidance
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15th May @ 5.30pm
23rd May @ 5.30pm
28th May @ 5.30pm
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le havre
Drama
– 2011 – 93 minutes
Director:
Aki
Kaurismäki
Starring:
André
Wilms, Kati Outinen, Jean-Pierre Darroussin
Fate
throws the young African refugee Idrissa into the path of Marcel Marx, a
kindly old bohemian who shines shoes for a living in the French harbor city Le Havre. With inborn
optimism and the support of his tight-knit community, Marcel stands up to the
officials doggedly pursuing the boy for deportation. The film has been
inspired by the tragic fate of many illegal immigrants who seek to reach the
promised golden land of Europe.
Above
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15th May @ 7.30pm
21st May @ 5.30pm
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Guillaume et les garçons, À table!(Me Myself and Mum )
Comedy – 2013
– 87 minutes
Director:
Guillaume Gallienne
Starring:
Guillaume Gallienne, André Marcon, Françoise Fabian
Comedian-director Guillaume Gallienne’s adaptation of
his own one-man hit stage show revisits his sexually confused youth and his
complicated relationship with his mother. While his macho father bonds with
his siblings over rugby, she steers Guillaume towards more gentle pursuits.
Raised more as a daughter than a son, the young man is assumed by everyone,
including himself, to be gay, before he eventually finds his own identity.
Winner of the 2014 César Awards for Best
Actor, Best Film, Best Adapted Screen play.
Winner of the C.I.C.A.E (International
Confederation of Art Cinema) Award and the SACD Prize (Director’s
Fortnight) at the 2013 Cannes
Film Festival.
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16th May @ 3pm
22ndMay @ 5.30pm
28th May @ 7.30pm
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oh boy
Tragicomedy – 2014 – 90 minutes
Director: Jan Ole Gerster
Starring: Tom Schilling, Friederike, Marc
Hosemann
Niko is a college
dropout. He lives for the moment, drifting sleeplessly through the streets of
Berlin. With
a quiet curiosity, he observes how they cope with everyday life while failing
to notice how he himself is becoming an outsider. But, one day, everything
changes, and Niko is forced to confront the consequences of his inaction. His
girlfriend ends their relationship, his father cuts off his allowance and a
psychiatrist diagnoses him with an ‘emotional imbalance’.
Winner of European Discovery of the Year
Award and Nominated for the Audience Award at the 2013 European Film Awards.
Winner of the Film Award in Gold at the 2013
German Film Awards for Outstanding Feature Film, Best Performance by an Actor
in a Leading Role, Best Direction, Best Screenplay,
Best Film Score.
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16th May @ 5.30pm
30th May @ 7.30pm
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El greco
Biography/Drama – 2007 -119 Minutes
Director : YannisSmaragdis
Starring: Nick Ashdon, Juan Diego Botto,
LaiaMarull
A biographical film about the life of the Greek painter
and freedom fighter, DomenicosTheotokopoulos, known to the world as ’El
Greco’. Set in the 16th century, El Greco’s search
for freedom ranges from the courts of Crete and Venice
to Toledo in Spain. Here he is confronted by
his greatest adversary the Holy Inquisition. El Greco’s story is one of
unusual heroism, betrayal, love, and the power of one man and his creative
consciousness to stand out and overcome barbarity and ignorance.
Winner of the 2009 Goya Award for Best
Costume Design.
Winner of the
Greek Competition Award at the 2007 Thessaloniki
Film Festival for Best Film, Best Director, Best Music.
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16th May @ 7.30pm
22nd May @ 7.30pm
31st May @ 5.30pm
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ii capitale umano(Human Capital)
Drama – 2014–111 minutes
Director : Paolo Virzi
Starring: FabrizioGifuni, Luigi Lo Cascio,
Valeria Golino
The destinies of two
Italian families become intertwined after a hit-and-run accident in which the
victim is a waiter. One of the clans is spectacularly rich; the patriarch of
the other family hopes to be. The result is a nuanced account of desire, greed
and the value of human life in an age of rampant capitalism and financial
manipulation.
Winner of the Gold Plaque at the 2014 Chicago International
Film Festival for Best Art Dire
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