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LE QUOTIDIEN presents
Saturday March 13th > 1 pm> Petit Théâtre de l'UQAC
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Liz Harkman
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REGARD’s CARTE BLANCHE consists in inviting another short film festival to present a program comprising the movies which have left their mark in its own annual event. This special part, while contributing in giving access to a cinema which constantly pushes back the style’s limits, shows us imaginary worlds as far out as those we already frequent. If it stimulates the development of our network on the international scene, it is by bringing together our respective national cinematography and favouring fruitful exchanges.
This year, the honour falls on the Bristol’s Encounters Short Film Festival which offers us a part of its 15th edition program which included more than 150 films registered for the competition. The best dramas, comedies, musical videos, documentaries and animations from the United Kingdom, and elsewhere around the world, are every year part of the rendezvous given by this event which qualifies itself as «the greatest short film festival». Liz Harkman, general manager of the Encounters Short Film Festival will be with us to present this program.
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BRISTOL
Bristol is a British city located in south-western England and is the home-base of the famous Aardman studios, from which the no less famous Wallace & Gromit, which celebrate this year their 20th anniversary, stem from. Its population, estimated at 417 000 inhabitants, makes it the 6th largest in England and the 8th in the United Kingdom. I t is a city filled with audacity which has always aimed at widening its horizons. It is renowned for its numerous festivals which attract thousands of people every year.
.jpg)  PRESENTED MOVIES:
Together by Eicke Bettinga
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > fiction > 14 min 32 s
Kings of London by Sean Conway
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > fiction > 23 min
I.D. by Sam Firth
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > documentaire > 1 min 3 s
TXT Island by Chris Gavin
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > animation > 3 min 30 s
Photograph of Jesus by Laurie Hill
Royaume-Uni > 2008 > animation > 6 min 40 s
Last Train by David Schofield
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > fiction > 10 min 8 s
Jade by Daniel Elliot
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > fiction > 15 min 30 s
August by Matthias Hoegg
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > animation > 4 min 25 s
After Tomorrow by Emma Sullivan
Royaume-Uni > 2009 > fiction > 15 min 50 s
Some of the movies in this program are presented only in the original English version.
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