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Tuesday, 10.2. Wednesday, 11.2. Thursday, 12.2.<br />
HAU1, 11:00 – 13:00 100933<br />
FILM SCREENING: THE GULLS<br />
Ella Manzheeva, Russia <strong>2015</strong>.<br />
<strong>Berlinale</strong> Talents alumna Ella Manzheeva (2013) returns to the festival<br />
with her film THE GULLS, which celebrates its world premiere in <strong>Berlinale</strong><br />
Forum. In cooperation with <strong>Berlinale</strong> Forum.<br />
HAU3, 11:00 – 12:30 100951<br />
SMOKING HOT: THE WIDE WORLD OF WEB SERIES<br />
Ben Sinclair, Katja Blichfeld.<br />
Not created for the big screen, and tailored to different kinds of<br />
viewership, web series defy the limitations of more traditional formats.<br />
Casting director, producer, director and writer Katja Blichfeld and actor<br />
and producer Ben Sinclair will show episodes from their cult web series<br />
HIGH MAINTENANCE and discuss how the web series format is conducive<br />
for testing new ideas as well as production and distribution models<br />
rather free from the structures of classic filmmaking.<br />
HAU1, 14:00 – 15:30 100931<br />
THE MEMORY OF VIOLENCE<br />
Marcel Ophüls, Joshua Oppenheimer.<br />
How is it possible to look back into history, expose inconvenient truth<br />
and revive the personal memories of those who have been part of it<br />
Lauded director Joshua Oppenheimer (THE LOOK OF SILENCE) joins<br />
documentary film virtuoso Marcel Ophüls (THE MEMORY OF JUSTICE)<br />
for an in-depth discussion on the expressions of remembrance,<br />
performance and memory in their films. They will address the search for<br />
truth in the aftermath of history’s darkest episodes, as well as how they<br />
create and preserve cinematic spaces in their films that ensure dignity<br />
and respect for the protagonists and their often traumatic experiences.<br />
In cooperation with the Federal Foreign Office.<br />
HAU2, 14:00 – 15:30 100941<br />
SHORT CUTS<br />
Sabine Brantus, Laurent Crouzeix, Jukka-Pekka Laakso, Jan Naszewski.<br />
Help, I've done a great short film! Producers, festival programmers and<br />
distributors, all passionately dedicated to the short form, talk about the<br />
different ways to present your short film. This panel will consider the<br />
reasons for and advantages of making a short, how to create a unique<br />
buzz and find the right presentation context and how to make the most<br />
out of your film through distribution, sales, festivals, etc. In cooperation<br />
with European Film Academy and <strong>Berlinale</strong> Shorts.<br />
HAU3, 14:30 – 17:00 100952<br />
HIGH SEASON: SERIAL STORYTELLING AND PRODUCING<br />
Roberto Amoroso, Edward Berger, Antony Root, Anna Winger,<br />
Jörg Winger.<br />
Accomplished television and film producer Paul Trijbits (FISH TANK) will<br />
dive into familiar depths and unveil the methods and workflows of serial<br />
storytelling and producing. Trijbits will welcome the masterminds behind<br />
German series DEUTSCHLAND 83: producing and scriptwriting team Jörg<br />
and Anna Winger and show-runner and film director Edward Berger<br />
(JACK). After a short intermission Trijbits welcomes Antony Root, HBO<br />
Europe (UMBRE), and Roberto Amoroso, Sky Italia (1992) and teacher at<br />
“Serial Eyes,” a Berlin-based post-grad course on TV writing and<br />
producing. In conversation together and with the audience, the experts<br />
will talk about developing and launching drama series, as well as how to<br />
create identity and build communities for your projects. In cooperation<br />
with European Film Market and <strong>Berlinale</strong> Co-Production Market.<br />
HAU1, 17:00 – 18:30 100932<br />
SCORING GOALS<br />
Howard Shore.<br />
Star composer Howard Shore has achieved worldwide renown for his<br />
work on such films as HUGO and THE AVIATOR, THE LORD OF THE RINGS,<br />
SE7EN and THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. He has scored 15 films by David<br />
Cronenberg, including MAPS TO THE STARS. Recipient of three Academy<br />
Awards and multiple Golden Globes and Grammies, Shore will elaborate<br />
on how sound and score shape the visual onscreen cinematic world and<br />
the spaces in which stories unfold. He'll also shed light on the working<br />
relationship between director and composer, as well as how sound<br />
and music can create a “meta space” between the works of a trilogy or<br />
a director’s oeuvre. In cooperation with Dolby®Laboratories.<br />
HAU2, 17:00 – 18:30 100942<br />
ROOM FOR EMOTIONS: EMBODYING ARCHITECTURE IN FILM<br />
Joanna Hogg, Matthias Sauerbruch.<br />
In the films of Joanna Hogg, relationships and family structures play out<br />
in and are heavily influenced by architectural spaces and landscapes.<br />
Showing excerpts from Hogg’s latest drama, EXHIBITION, Berlin-based<br />
architect Matthias Sauerbruch and Hogg take the stage to explore the<br />
dialogue between film and architecture and how living spaces can<br />
emerge as personified forces in a film.<br />
HAU1, 11:00 – 13:00 110934<br />
FILM SCREENING: THE GREATEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD<br />
Ana V. Bojórquez, Lucía Carreras, Guatemala/Mexico <strong>2015</strong>.<br />
Ana V. Bojórquez, a <strong>Berlinale</strong> Talents alumna from 2012, returns to the<br />
<strong>Berlinale</strong> with the world premiere of her co-direction THE GREATEST<br />
HOUSE IN THE WORLD. In cooperation with <strong>Berlinale</strong> Generation.<br />
HAU3, 11:00 – 12:30 110951<br />
EVERYTHING IS ALRIGHT<br />
Katharina Domnick, Dr. Leo Schapiro.<br />
Everyone involved in the filmmaking process, from directors and<br />
producers to distributors and sales agents, should know the laws behind<br />
the ownership of the films they work on. Get clear explanations and<br />
advice from industry law experts. They will address the rights clearances<br />
that are necessary at different steps of the creative process. Also to be<br />
discussed is how to keep in mind international perspectives and the<br />
changes in laws across borders and media formats. In cooperation with<br />
Erich Pommer Institut.<br />
HAU1, 14:00 – 15:30 110932<br />
SPACE INVADERS<br />
Andy Bichlbaum, Mike Bonanno, Laura Nix.<br />
Having already tried to save the world, The Yes Men are back, and this<br />
time, they are revolting! Armed with anger, humor, a camera and<br />
performance, The Yes Men have lifted guerilla filmmaking to new heights<br />
with their activistic and often slapstick interventions. The Yes Men unite<br />
onstage with director and producer Laura Nix to discuss how they made<br />
their new film, THE YES MEN ARE REVOLTING. They will lay bare their<br />
guerilla tactics and explain how to hack into both public and private<br />
spaces and get footage working with minimal tech and crew. Further<br />
they will highlight the kinds of preparation and legal clearances that are<br />
required when shooting under the radar with unsuspecting subjects and<br />
in uncontrolled settings. This time taking on climate change and the<br />
policies and corporations that exacerbate the crisis, the filmmakers will<br />
discuss the responsibilities and aims of political and activist filmmaking.<br />
In cooperation with <strong>Berlinale</strong> Panorama.<br />
HAU2, 14:00 – 15:30 110941<br />
STORY WORLDS<br />
Jean-Pierre Bekolo, Sebastián Lingiardi, Madhushree Dutta.<br />
How can handed-down knowledge about storytelling be adopted to<br />
develop exceptional narrative film worlds This truly intercontinental<br />
panel will immerse into cultural spaces in Africa, Latin America and<br />
India to discover the stories that are rooted there. Filmmakers and<br />
screenwriters will discuss how their cinematic work has been inspired<br />
by the narrative structures from their own or other people’s cultural<br />
spaces and backgrounds. In cooperation with the Federal Foreign Office<br />
and <strong>Berlinale</strong> NATIVe.<br />
HAU3, 14:00 – 17:00 110952<br />
PRODUCERS SHARING THEIR SECRETS<br />
Executive director of the Israel Film Fund and longtime film producer<br />
Katriel Schory will moderate international producers on the current<br />
challenges in film producing, highlighting new business models and<br />
practices that are making waves today. Along the long road “from idea<br />
to the poster,” where can producers diverge and impact their projects<br />
for the better With regard to an ever-changing industry landscape, how<br />
do the responsibilities of producer and distributor increasingly overlap<br />
Schory and experts will elaborate on how you can identify the ideal<br />
co-production partners and build an inter national identity for your<br />
project. In cooperation with Creative Europe MEDIA.<br />
HAU1, 17:00 – 18:30 110931<br />
WINGS OF TIME: A CONVERSATION WITH WIM WENDERS<br />
Wim Wenders.<br />
Subject of <strong>Berlinale</strong> Homage and recipient of an honorary Golden Bear<br />
for lifetime achievement, legendary German auteur Wim Wenders will<br />
take the stage to discuss his work. A lauded figure in the New German<br />
Cinema generation of the 1970s, Wenders went on to rack up top festival<br />
prizes for seminal films like PARIS, TEXAS, WINGS OF DESIRE and<br />
THE STATE OF THINGS. His recent works PINA, THE SALT OF THE EARTH<br />
and in this year’s Competition EVERY THING WILL BE FINE cement his<br />
reputation as one of the most influential auteur filmmakers working<br />
today. Wenders will elaborate on his career, his experiences working<br />
across various genres and international settings and what it means to<br />
stay on the vanguard of filmmaking. In cooperation with Deutsche<br />
Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen.<br />
HAU2, 17:00 – 18:30 110942<br />
ENDLESS SPACE: BODY MOVEMENT BEYOND LIMITS<br />
Mikey Brett, Francesca Jaynes, Jean-Louis Rodrigue.<br />
Sandra Bullock’s graceful floating and swimming through space in<br />
Alfonso Cuarón’s GRAVITY remains one of the most memorable images<br />
from last year’s cinema experience. In conversation with acting coach<br />
Jean-Louis Rodrigue, movement coach Francesca Jaynes and puppeteer<br />
Mikey Brett, both of whom worked with Bullock to simulate the<br />
character’s unfolding ordeal in weightlessness in zero gravity, will offer<br />
their perspectives on the movement of actors in cinematic space.<br />
CINESTAR 7, 10:00 – 11:15 120276<br />
THE DOLBY ATMOS MASTER CLASS<br />
Matt Desborough, Martin Frühmorgen, Lars Ginzel, Holger Lehmann,<br />
Christian Lerch, Martin Steyer.<br />
This public master class will offer theoretical and technical insights<br />
into the practical applications of Dolby® Atmos technology. The<br />
Dolby® Atmos Policy Trailer, composed as part of the Sound Studio<br />
2014 will be presented for the first time. Also the three selected sound<br />
scapes from this year’s Sound Studio will be presented and the winner<br />
will be announced. A case study on the <strong>Berlinale</strong> trailer in 7.1/Dolby®<br />
Atmos made by Rotor Film Babelsberg and extracts from Dolby®Atmos<br />
films are some of the highlights of the programme. In cooperation<br />
with Dolby®Laboratories, Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF<br />
and The Post Republic.<br />
HAU1, 11:00 – 13:00 120931<br />
SCREENING SHORTS<br />
#YA, Ygor Gama, Florencia Rovlich, 15H / BLOOD BELOW THE SKIN,<br />
Jennifer Reeder, 30H / PIKNIK, Jure Pavlovic, 13H / UN CREUX<br />
DANS MON COEUR, Mees Peijnenburg, 10H / SUPERIOR, Erin<br />
Vassilopoulos, 16H. This curated programme features a selection<br />
of short films that are screening in the sections <strong>Berlinale</strong> Shorts<br />
and Generation. Included are the <strong>Berlinale</strong> Talents alumnus Jure<br />
Pavlovic’s (2014) PIKNIK and <strong>2015</strong> Talent Jennifer Reeder’s BLOOD<br />
BELOW THE SKIN. Both are happy to come and talk about their films.<br />
In cooperation with <strong>Berlinale</strong> Shorts and <strong>Berlinale</strong> Generation.<br />
HAU3, 11:00 – 11:45 120951<br />
DISCLOSING THE WORLD CINEMA FUND<br />
Isona Admetlla, Vincenzo Bugno.<br />
Innovative forms, fresh perspectives and local stories from across<br />
the globe are supported by the World Cinema Fund. Independent<br />
productions from regions with little access to funding, such as Latin<br />
America, Africa, the Middle East, Central and Southeast Asia and the<br />
Caucasus, are its focus. Project manager Vincenzo Bugno discusses the<br />
aims of the initiative and the breadth of works and regions considered<br />
and explains how filmmakers can apply with their projects.<br />
In cooperation with World Cinema Fund.<br />
HAU3, 12:00 – 12:45 120952<br />
ENTERING THE CO-PRODUCTION MARKET<br />
Kathi Bildhauer, Martina Bleis.<br />
The <strong>Berlinale</strong> Co-Production Market is one of the major international<br />
networking and financing platforms for film projects with an<br />
international scope. Find out how <strong>Berlinale</strong> Talents alumni can<br />
participate by applying for the Co-Production Market including<br />
the Talent Project Market in the coming years. In cooperation with<br />
<strong>Berlinale</strong> Co-Production Market.<br />
HAU1, 14:00 – 15:30 120932<br />
BRIDGING THE GAP: FILMS IN BETWEEN SPACES<br />
Bong Joon-Ho, Lorna Tee.<br />
Film is truly a universal language and medium, but that is not to say<br />
that there are not daunting obstacles to overcome when bringing<br />
films from their local birthplaces to international audiences. Bong<br />
Joon-Ho, South Korean director of THE HOST and celebrated lately<br />
for his first English language film SNOWPIERCER, and renowned Asian<br />
producer Lorna Tee (POSTCARDS FROM THE ZOO) bring their rich<br />
experiences in making films that are successful for both local and<br />
international markets to this discussion.<br />
HAU1, 17:00 – 18:30 120933<br />
OF WALLS AND WONDERS<br />
Andreas Dresen, Wolfgang Kohlhaase, Clemens Meyer.<br />
The collapse of the Berlin Wall and the GDR was followed by a brief<br />
moment in Eastern Germany where space seemed unlimited and<br />
free dom was an ideal to be tested and lived to the fullest. The feelings<br />
experienced form the background for AS WE WERE DREAMING, the<br />
<strong>Berlinale</strong> Competition entry directed by Andreas Dresen and adapted<br />
for the screen by Wolfgang Kohlhaase from the bestselling novel by<br />
Clemens Meyer. Representing three generations that personally<br />
experienced this electric time in the East, they will describe their<br />
process of adapting from memory to novel to screen a very loaded<br />
historical moment that lingers in the space of imagination of many<br />
Germans. In cooperation with Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg.<br />
HAU3, 17:00 – 18:00 120953<br />
JOINT FORCES: LAURA POITRAS ON HER FILMS<br />
Laura Poitras.<br />
With her recently released portrait of Edward Snowden, Laura Poitras<br />
has rounded up her trilogy of documentaries depicting the plight of<br />
people who have been impacted by the policies of the US govern -<br />
ment’s War on Terror. Laura Poitras (CITIZENFOUR) joins Talents<br />
from New York for an interactive webcam session to discuss her role<br />
as a documentarian over the years and her relationships to her films<br />
and protagonists as they ignite wildfire buzz amongst audiences<br />
worldwide.<br />
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