Und hier erzählt zunächst Festival-Chefin Diana Iljine, worauf sie sich beim diesjährigen Festival ganz besonders freut!
Weitere Highlights und Film-Tipps der Programmer werden dann auch in den nächsten Tagen bei der Filmauswahl helfen – schließlich dürfte die bei 186 tollen Filmen aus 47 Ländern nicht ganz leicht fallen!
Particularly looking forward to “Introduction to General Linguistics” and “London Transfer”, went to the screening of the last program. Left the cinema highly impressed by “The Death of One”.
Want to watch the films from IFFH 2009 a second time or haven’t made it to the festival? Fortunately, the internet is an inexhaustible treasure trove and, in this case, the largest cinema in the world.
Watch the animation film Hardcover and Paperpack by Uri Alonim and Moshe Servatka from Israel here.
Five beer spots are competing for the König Ludwig Trophy this year, amongst those Sanne Kurz’ charming fairy tale “1,2,3″ about a prince feeling uncomfortable sleeping on beer bottles, and an inspiring yoga lesson by Collin John d’Cunha.
The program started with Dean Threadgold’s comedy “Tears of the Son”, a well done action film spoof. The setting is professional and the characters are complex and elaborated. One would only wish that Josh, the little boy with the huge ears who wants to cure cancer with the tears of action star Buck Harris, had more time for his personal development than the 15 minutes of a short film.
Containing movies like the animation “Tess has a stain on her dress” and the feature “Janna & Liv” program #9 is another highlight of the festival. It will be screened again tomorrow, November 20th at 17:30 pm.
In this program some very impressing movies were shown, such as Benjamin Freidberg’s “Guided Tour”, Aiden Prewett’s “Me, Myself and iPod” and Emma de Swaef’s “Soft Plants”. If you have missed it: sorry, no chance to watch it again at the festival. Anyway, here is a short overview.
El festival de cine de Munich es el más grande festival no competitivo
en Alemania. Cada verano en medio de una atmósfera relajada tiene lugar
en la Rambla del Isar un intensivo diálogo entre cineastas y directores
de cine. Aunque se recrea el cine en sus variantes artísticas y
culturales, este festival constituye también una plataforma de la
industria del cine alemán y su mercado, el cual goza de gran prestigio
a nivel internacional.
Le FILMFEST MÜNCHEN est le plus
grand festival public non-compétitif d’Allemagne. Dans une
atmosphère de détente, un dialoge intensif entre réalisateurs et
cinéastes se tient tous les étés sur les rives de l’Isar. Bien que le
film y soit célébré pour son essence artistique et son expression
culturelle, le Filmfest München est un marché très populaire, aussi
bien sur le plan de l’industrie du film allemand que celui de
l’industrie cinématographique internationale