Film Festivals
See Tim Sutton’s Memphis; The Venice Film Festival Directly at Your Door
An experiment that began last year and in its sophomore edition has blossomed into a well-oiled virtual event, each film (see list) below will hold a maximum “seating capacity” of 500 virtual places/seat holders for world cinephiles (read the full description of the service). Among the dozen or so films from the Orizzonti section and a selected trio films from the new Biennale College are the make-up of Web Theatre programme and to help promote the event, we’re holding a contest – five lucky readers will get to watch Pavilion‘s Tim Sutton’s (an IONCINEPHILE of the Month featured filmmaker) spanking new film: Memphis (see trailer below). The screening opens Saturday evening 9pm Venice time, and the first five folks to tweet the following: #memphis along with @ioncinema will win a spot.
Thursday 29 August: Wolfskinder (Wolfschildren) Rick Ostermann (Germany)
Friday 30 August: Algunas Chicas Santiago Palavecino (Argentina)
Friday 30 August: Piccola Patria Alessandro Rossetto (Italy)
Sunday 1 September: Je M’appelle Hmmm… Agnès B. (France)
Monday 2 September: Medeas Andrea Pallaoro (US, Italy)
Tuesday 3 September: Ruin Amiel Courtin-Wilson, Michael Cody (Australia)
Wednesday 4 September: La Vida Después David Pablos (Mexico)
Wednesday 4 September: Eastern Boys Robin Campillo (France)
Thursday 5 September: Bauyr (Little Brother) Serik Aprymov (Kazakhstan)
Friday 6 September: La Prima Neve Andrea Segre (Italy)
Saturday 7 September: Mahi Va Gorbeh (Fish & Cat) Shahram Mokri (Iran)
Biennale College – Cinema
Thursday 30 August: Yuri Esposito Alessio Fava (dir), Max Chicco (pro) (Italy)
Saturday 31 August: Memphis Tim Sutton (dir), John Baker (pro) (US)
Sunday 1 September: Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit (dir), Aditya Assarat (pro) (Thailand)