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EVENTS PROGRAMME SUNDAY 15 MAY Go green without going into the red
11.00-11.45
Going green is easy and it's good for business. Find out how to incorporate greener and more sustainable practices in the workplace. Meet film industry professionals who advise about going green whether working in production, sales, distribution or exhibition. This event marks the launch of the UK film industry’s new Standard (BS8909), the first of its kind internationally, which focuses on the film industry's environmental as well as social and economic impacts.
Show me the money: Festivals and their place in the distribution business
13.00-14.00
The role of film festivals in the film distribution and audience development mix is changing as they emerge as a form of 'alternative distribution'. But how can a system which results in no - or very little - money finding its way back to the filmmakers be a viable alternative?
Truth or dare: Dilemmas for documentary 14.15-15.15
Audience consumption of theatrical documentaries on the big screen and digital platforms are stimulating new models of distribution. This session will address what filmmakers need to consider when producing and distributing documentaries and based on recent research, what dilemmas the genre may face in the future.
Do-it-yourself: Online marketing campaigns 15.30-16.30
With new forms of distribution, new opportunities are emerging for releasing films independently. It is essential to construct the right online marketing campaign for your film to find its audience. Three filmmakers pitch their online cam- paign ideas to industry professionals and thrash out the pos- itives and negatives about online marketing strategies, social media and creative concepts for online.
In the spotlight: Director Rebecca Daly 17.00-18.00
How do you make the leap from directing shorts to having your first feature film screened at Cannes? Rebecca Daly, is the first Irish woman director to compete for the Camera D’Or, as her haunting thriller, The Other Side of Sleep screens in this year’s Directors’ Fortnight.
TODAY’S 1-2-1 SURGERIES: Finance advice with RSM Tenon
Filming in the UK
3D storytelling: Turning a gimmick into a storytelling tool
The King’s Speech: From development to distribution
12.30-14.30 15.00-17.00
MONDAY 16 MAY HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: 10.30-11.30
Market forces: How to make the Production Finance Market work for you
UK Film Centre Pavilion No 120, Village International Telephone: 04 93 99 86 17. Open 09:00 - 18:00
www.ukfilmcentre.org.uk n40Screen International at the Cannes Film FestivalMay 15, 2011
11.45-13.45 15.00-16.00
FESTIVAL & PRESS 4:30PM
STOPPED ON TRACK (HALT AUF FREIER STRECKE) (Germany) Drama, 110mins. Dir: Andreas Dresen. Key cast: Milan Peschel, Steffi Kuhnert, Talisa Lily Lemke. Forty-year-old Frank has a wife and family, a steady job and a new house in
an abusive cult. Un Certain Regard, press screening Salle Debussy
3:00PM
DUCH, MASTER OF THE FORGES OF HELL (France, Cambodia) Documentary, 103mins. Dir: Rithy Panh. Kaing Guek Eav, one of the few Khmer Rouge leaders to be brought to justice, speaks frankly about the evil regime’s system and his doings, which caused so many deaths. Out of Competition, press screening
WALK AWAY RENEE (US) Documentary, 90mins. Dir: Jonathan Caouette. Key cast: Adolph Davis, Jonathan Caouette, Renee Leblanc. Film-maker Jonathan Caouette embarks on a road trip to move his mentally ill mother Renee across the country. Critics’ Week Miramar
4:00PM
LAS ACACIAS (Argentina) Drama, 85mins. Dir: Pablo Giorgelli. Key cast: De
the suburbs. Out of the blue he is diagnosed with a brain tumour that leaves him with only a few months to live. The decision to home care Frank proves to be a struggle for him and his family to live and die in dignity. Un Certain Regard, press screening Salle Debussy
Silva, Hebe Duarte, Nayra Calle Mamani. With French subtitles. The motorway between Asuncion del Paraguay and Buenos Aires. A truck driver must transport a woman he doesn’t know. The woman is not alone. She’s carrying a baby. Critics’ Week Studio 13
4:30PM
STOPPED ON TRACK (HALT AUF FREIER STRECKE) See box, above
5:00PM
PLAY (Sweden, France, Denmark) Drama, 118mins. Dir: Ruben Ostlund. Documentary analysing the theatrical gimmicks used by a group of youths to rob other children. Directors’ Fortnight Theatre Croisette
RETURN (US) Drama, 97mins. Dir: Liza Johnson. Key cast: Linda Cardellini, Michael Shannon, John Slattery. Back from a tour of duty, Kelli can’t wait to rejoin her old life in the rust belt
town she’s always lived in. She’s ready to experience the feelings of everyday life. Slowly, though, she realises that her everyday life doesn’t resemble the one she left. Directors’ Fortnight La Licorne
5:15PM
THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO (France) Drama, 107mins. Dir: Robert Guediguian. Key cast: Anais Demoustier, Ariane Ascaride. Despite losing his job, Michel lives happily with his wife Marie-Claire and their loving children and grandchildren, surrounded by their friends. This happiness will be shattered when two young armed and masked men beat them up, tie them up and snatch their wedding rings and their lifetime savings. Un Certain Regard Salle Bazin
5:30PM
ARIRANG (South Korea) Documentary, 100mins. Dir: Kim Ki-Duk. The bad guy who used to wander around the empty houses now awakes from
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