SCREENINGS
Dir: Dario Argento. Key cast: Thomas Kretschmann, Marta Gastini, Asia Argento, Rutger Hauer, Unax Ugalde, Miriam Giovanelli, Maria Cristina Heller. Out of Competition Salle du 60eme
FESTIVAL & PRESS 22:00
CONFESSION OF A CHILD OF THE CENTURY (UK) 125mins. Dir: Sylvie Verheyde. Key cast: Peter Doherty, Charlotte Gainsbourg, August Diehl.
seen film footage and contributions from some of Hollywood’s biggest names. Cannes Classics Salle Bunuel
20:30
DARIO ARGENTO’S DRACULA 3D (Italy) 107mins. Dir: Dario Argento. Key cast: Thomas Kretschmann, Marta Gastini, Asia Argento, Rutger Hauer, Unax
The early 18th century: Octave, a cuckolded aristocrat, must overcome his past and learn to love again. Un Certain Regard Press Theatre Claude Debussy
Dir: David Lambert. Key cast: Guillaume Gouix, Matila Malliarakis, David Salles. Critics’ Week Miramar
CONFESSION OF A CHILD OF THE CENTURY See box, left
Ugalde, Miriam Giovanelli, Maria Cristina Heller. Out of Competition Arcades 2
21:30
DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER 119mins. Dir: Guy Hamilton. 50 years of James Bond Plage Mace
22:00
BEYOND THE WALLS (Belgium) 98mins.
GRANNY’S FUNERAL (France) 100mins. Dir: Bruno Podalydes. Key cast: Denis Podalydes, Isabelle Candelier, Valerie Lemercier. Directors Fortnight Theatre Croisette
22:15
LIKE SOMEONE IN LOVE (France) 109mins. Dir: Abbas Kiarostami. Key cast: Rin Takanashi, Tadashi Okuno, Ryo Kase.
In Competition Press Salle Bazin
22:30
ALIYAH (France) 90mins. Dir: Elie Wajeman. Key cast: Adele Hanel, Cedric Kahn, Pio Marmai. Paris, 2011. Alex is 27. He makes a living selling hash and pays off the debts of his brother Isaac who, after providing him with support, has become a burden for him. So when his cousin tells him that he is opening a restaurant in Tel Aviv, Alex imagines joining him to start a new life at last. Directors Fortnight Arcades 1
DARIO ARGENTO’S DRACULA 3D (Italy) 106mins.
THE HUNT (Denmark) 111mins. Dir: Thomas Vinterberg. Key cast: Mads Mikkelsen, Thomas Bo Larsen, Lars Ranthe, Susse Vold. Following a tough divorce, 40-year-old Lucas has a new girlfriend, a new job and is in the process of re-establishing his relationship with his teenage son, Marcus. Then one day, a small lie threatens to turn the entire community against itself. In Competition Grand Theatre Lumiere
MARKET SCREENINGS
09:30
BLAZING FAMIGLIA (Japan) 125mins. Toei Company Dir: Kazuyoshi Kumakiri. Key cast: Yoshimi Tokui, Kento Hayashi, Jun MurakamiTatsuya Nakamura, Arata Iura, Mitsuko Baisho. As one-time leader of Kanto’s ruling ‘Jinsha’ motorcycle gang at only 17 years old, Tetsu Hino rode without fear. Twenty years later, he works day in and
day out as a construction worker to support his family. Berated by his own rebellious son Shuhei, once-respected Tetsu is a mere shadow of his former self. Palais C
CHAINED (US) 98mins. Myriad Pictures. Dir: Jennifer Lynch. Key cast: Vincent D’onofrio, Julia Ormond, Eamon Farren. One Saturday afternoon, eight-year-old Tim and his mother Sarah are picked up by deranged taxi cab driver Bob on the hunt for his next victim. To his horror, Tim witnesses his first murder, the murder of his mother, but it would not be his last. Bob keeps Tim as a slave, locking him up and forcing him to clean and bury the bodies of the young women he drags home. Now a teenager, Tim learns he will be allowed some freedom if he becomes a killer himself. Gray 2
CHERRY (US) 102mins. Rezo. Dir: Stephen Elliott. Key cast: Ashley Hinshaw, Heather Graham, James Franco. Eighteen-year-old Angelina works at a launderette and is determined to make something of her life. After earning a bit of cash posing for nude photos, she uses the money to escape her white trash background and dysfunctional family and run off to San Francisco
n 60 Screen International at Cannes May 20, 2012
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