Panorama 9: Nation Analysis
Friday, October 16 2009 / 19:00 Filmtheater 't Hoogt, Hall 1
Saturday, October 17 2009 / 23:00 Filmtheater 't Hoogt, Hall 1 Welvaart en geluk hebben een prijskaartje. Morele en fysieke grenzen worden opgerekt om deze idealen te bereiken, te behouden en anderen ervan uit te sluiten. Dit programma toont het streven naar nationaal geluk. Niet als kritisch pamflet, maar eerder als een spannende bladzijde uit een jongensboek.  Jean-Charles Hue (France, 2008, video, 05:00 min) (works) The spiral of violence in this baroque sketch from the gypsy milieu inevitably leads to the most confrontational final shot of this festival. Jean-Charles Hue has gypsy blood ...  Elisabeth Smolarz (USA, 2007, video, 05:15 min) (works) At the age of 19 Peter S. became a soldier in the National People's Army of East Germany. One of the most important skills which a soldier would ...  Jan Anderson (France, 2008, 35mm > video, 03:40 min) (works) “Vostok’” takes a humorous look at the USSR’s Vostok program, which was designed to put the first human in space. Anderson recreates the launches with a dilapidated station ...  Jan Anderson (France, 2008, 35mm > video, 03:00 min) (works) “Vostok’” takes a humorous look at the USSR’s Vostok program, which was designed to put the first human in space. Anderson recreates the launches with a dilapidated station ...  Jan Anderson (France, 2008, 35mm > video, 02:00 min) (works) “Vostok’” takes a humorous look at the USSR’s Vostok program, which was designed to put the first human in space. Anderson recreates the launches with a dilapidated station ...  Deborah Stratman (USA, 2008, 16mm > video, 51:40 min) (works) With the excuse of freedom, we lose so many things. Silvio Barile. A meditation on the milieu of elevated threat addressing national identity, gun culture, wilderness, consumption, patriotism ...  Adam Leech (Belgium, 2007, video, 06:00 min) (works) “Adam Leech produces videos with a narrative touch. The protagonists of these stories are usually archetypical inhabitants of ‘the American suburbia’ we are familiar with from countless television ... |
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