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T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival is the biggest film festival in Poland and it is regarded as one of the most important film events in Central Europe. The festival presents uncompromising, innovative and original cinema from all over the world that explores new horizons in film language, expression and storytelling. The festival has 4 competitive sections and is accredited by FIPRESCI and by FIAPF as a Competitive Specialized Feature Film Festival. New Horizons has a strong focus on music and contemporary art and organizes live music concerts every evening and art installations and performances throughout the city.
The 12th T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival will be held in Wrocław on 19-29 July 2012and will feature about 440 films (220 feature length) from over 40 countries. This year's Polish Short Film Competition presents the most interesting short stories, documentaries, and animation.
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Screenings:
Cinema Kijów, 31st May, 15.00, Polish Premiere, Q&A
Cinema Mikro, 1st June, 13.30
http://www.krakowfilmfestival.pl
THE TRAIN TO MOSCOW has obtained the East Doc Platform Award for best project in post-production.
The jury - Simon Kilmurry (Documentary POV, USA), Heléna Fantl (La fémis, France) and Veton Nurkollari (DokuFest, Kosovo) – admitted that their decision to be rather difficult:
“… We would hope to see all the projects finished as soon as possible, but since we are a jury, we had to single out one we think stood out most. The Train to Moscow captivated us because of its unique use of personal footage that shows almost archival quality and very significant historical value. It tells about an almost utopian belief, that of communism and Soviet Union. According to the name of the presentation, we hope to see your film launched as soon as possible."
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THE TRAIN TO MOSCOW is one of the four projects selected for the Rough Cut Lab that will take place during the VISIONS DU REEL Festival in Nyon 2012.
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Merica, a documentary film about the paradoxes of immigration and emigration in Italy is now available for download ! The film, directed by Federico Ferrone, Michele Manzolini and Francesco Ragazzi though realesed in 2007, is crucial to understand the anti-immigration and anti-islam politics in Italy, a country which used to produce the world's largest emigrant population. Shot in Brazil and in Italy's Northestern region, it features a unique interview with controversial Lega Nord mayor of Treviso Giancarlo Gentilini.
You can download your electronic copy of the film here. The DVD version is also still available, although the number of copies are running low!
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Thanks to our great co-producers at Otter Films, TVP Kultura, Poland's main cultural channel is now part of Magdalena Szymkow's project You Have to Be There.]]>;)
We are happy to announce that Vezfilm has obtained the support of MEDIA for the development of the documentary 'The Train to Moscow'.
For more info click here.
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Vezfilm continues it's funding race with the great opportunity to present the Train to Moscow in Trieste in January. We expect to meet great partners from Western and Eastern Europe to invest in the project. See more here]]>;)
Vezfilm's project "The Train to Moscow" was selected a the IDFA Summer School in Amsterdam. Link]]>