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FEATURE FILMSTHE FUTURE (IL FUTURO)d. Alicia Scherson, Chile, Germany, 19 JULY 22:00 NOuVEAU; 22 JULY 14:00 NOuVEAU;Italy, Spain, 201323 JULY 18:00 NOuVEAUThis dark and moody Italian-language film from Chilean filmmaker Alicia Schersonmaintains a careful balance between intimacy and exploitation. Based on Roberto Bolaño’snovel Una Novelita Lumpen, the film tells the story <strong>of</strong> newly orphaned siblings Bianca(Manuela Martelli) and Tomas (Luigi Ciardo) who try to establish something resemblinga normal life in their parents’ apartment in Rome. But when Bianca meets a blind <strong>for</strong>meraction hero named Maciste (Rutger Hauer) and becomes his paid romantic companion, theequilibrium in the young household becomes more than a little disturbed. The Future wasnominated <strong>for</strong> the Grand Jury prize at Sundance this year. African Premiere.English and Italian with English subtitles, 95 minTHE GOOD MANd. Phil Harrison, South Africa,20 JULY 16:15 SUNCOAST A; 25 JULY 17:30 EKHAYA;United Kingdom, Ireland, 2012 28 JULY 14:30 SUNCOAST BThe Good Man from UK director Phil Harrison tells two parallel stories which intersect inunexpected ways. Michael is a young Irishman whose life is looking up on all fronts. Hehas a family he loves, good friends and a promising career. Sifiso, meanwhile, is a bright,sharp teenager living in an in<strong>for</strong>mal settlement on the outskirts <strong>of</strong> Cape Town – althoughhe is hoping <strong>for</strong> a place at university and a brighter future. When their stories collide, theirimpact on each other’s lives is far greater than either could have imagined. Elegant in itssimplicity, The Good Man is a sobering meditation on our globalised reality. African Premiere.Filmmakers in attendanceEnglish and Xhosa with English subtitles, 75 minTHE GRANDMASTER (YI DAI ZONG SHI)d. Wong Kar Wai, Hong Kong SAR25 JULY 20:00 SUNCOAST A; 28 JULY 19:00 MUSGRAVE AChina, 2012From Chinese master Wong Kar Wai, The Grandmaster is an epic action feature basedon the life <strong>of</strong> legendary kung-fu master, Ip Man, the man who taught Bruce Lee andpopularised the Wing Chun kung fu style around the world. Spanning the tumultuousRepublican era in the early 20th century which followed in the wake <strong>of</strong> China’s lastdynasty, and whose backdrop <strong>of</strong> war, chaos and violence gave birth to the golden age<strong>of</strong> Chinese martial arts, the film takes place in a range <strong>of</strong> visually stunning locations.Featuring virtuoso per<strong>for</strong>mances from Tony Leung and Ziyi Zhang, The Grandmaster is abreathtakingly executed piece <strong>of</strong> cinema. African Premiere.Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese and Japanese with English subtitles, 120 min70 34th Durban International Film Festival

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