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FLAHERTIANA–2007

"The more your work corresponds to the real life, the better it seems..." — these words said by Durer, an artist of the Renaissance, are the most laconic expression of the aesthetic conception of the film festival Flahertiana.

Our festival is dedicated to the films were the hero lives on the screen a part of his life, directed by the author according to the laws of dramatic art. The first film of this genre, Nanook from the North, was made by Robert Flaherty in 1922. The film became the aesthetical manifest for the subsequent generations of cinema-makers.

Unlike his colleage from the Soviet Union Dziga Vertov, who at that time experimented a lot with montage, working out the type of screen thinking which we now call clip, Flaherty was focused on a prolonged observation of his characters. The naturalness of a documentary character’s behavior in front of the camera is the main task of the film-director who works in the genre discovered by the American documentary film-maker. Our festival is dedicated to practical and theoretical questions of this genre of the documentary cinema.

Официальный постер фестиваля «Флаэртиана 2007»

Winners

Cabal in Cabul (0+)

Belgium, France, 2007, colour, 86 min.
Director: Dan Alexe

Grand Prix “Big Golden Nanook” for the best film of the festival

Olga and Time (0+)

Italy, 2007, b/w, 56 min.
Director: Manuele Cecconello

For the best long film prize “Silver Nanook”

Herbarium (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 55 min.
Director: Natalia Meshchaninova

Special Jury Mention and festival diploma

Violinist (0+)

Russia, 2007, b/w, 26 min.
Director: Sergei Litovets

Audience Award “Small Silver Nanook”

Jury

Kaarle Aho

Jury president Finland, producer . International Jury

Janina Lapinskaite

Lithuania, film director, professor of filmmaking in Lithuania Academy of Music and Theatre. International Jury

Irene Langemann

Germany, film director. International Jury

Kirill Razlogov

Russia, Moscow, professor, doctor in Arts, director of the Russian Institute for Cultural Research. International Jury

Anatoly Korolev

Russia, Moscow, writer, dramatist. International Jury

Dr. Thomas Rothschild

Germany, film critic, literature professor of University of Stuttgart. Jury FIPRESCI

Anna Gereb

Hungary, film critic, director. Jury FIPRESCI

Viktoria Smirnova

Russia, St. Petersburg, film and contemporary art critic. Jury FIPRESCI

Program

International competition

Cabal in Cabul (0+)

Belgium, France, 2007, colour, 86 min.
Director: Dan Alexe

Grand Prix “Big Golden Nanook” for the best film of the festival

Olga and Time (0+)

Italy, 2007, b/w, 56 min.
Director: Manuele Cecconello

For the best long film prize “Silver Nanook”

Herbarium (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 55 min.
Director: Natalia Meshchaninova

Special Jury Mention and festival diploma

Not any more (0+)

Germany , 2006, colour, 30 min.
Director: Karin Jurschick

The Cemetery Club (0+)

Israel, 2006, colour, 88 min.
Director: Tali Shemesh

Every Good Marriage Begins With Tears (0+)

UK, 2006, colour, 62 min.
Director: Simon Chambers

Akhmeteli 4 (0+)

Georgia, Romania, 2006, colour, 65 min.
Director: Artchil Khetagouri

Oak #419 (0+)

USA, German, 2006, colour, 52 min.
Director: Robert Harding Pittman

Out of Time (0+)

Austria, 2006, colour, 80 min.
Director: Harald Friedl

Liza (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 39 min.
Director: Pavel Fattahutdinov

Casting (0+)

Spain, 2007, colour, 15 min.
Director: Koen Suidgeest

These Girls (0+)

Egypt, 2006, colour, 86 min.
Director: Tahani Rached

Сoal Dust (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 20 min.
Director: Maria Miro

Esperando a la Virgen (0+)

France, 2007, colour, 28 min.
Director: Vincent Martorana

My Dreams Never Lie (0+)

France, 2006, 58 min.
Director: Didier Cros

Bazar (0+)

France, 2006, colour, 54 min.
Director: Jeanne Delafosse

My Father the Turk (0+)

Germany , 2007, b/w, 89 min.
Director: Marcus Vetter

Tolya (0+)

Israel, 2006, colour, 10 min.
Director: Rodeon Brodsky

For the best short film prize “Silver Nanook”, FIPRESCI Jury prize “Silver Nanook”

Yaptik-Hasse (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 30 min.
Director: Edgar Bartenev

My Daughter the Terrorist (0+)

Norway, 2007, colour, 60 min.
Director: Beate Arnestad

Russian Flahertiana

Violinist (0+)

Russia, 2007, b/w, 26 min.
Director: Sergei Litovets

Audience Award “Small Silver Nanook”

A Different Life (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 2006 min.
Director: Vladimir Eysner

Karasuk (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 30 min.
Director: Yuri Shiller

Out of The World (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 35 min.
Director: Marina Chuvaylova

The Retired Teacher (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 43 min.
Director: Vadim Tsalikov

Lyonia’s Horse and Lyonia (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 30 min.
Director: Iosif Trakhtengerts

Besame Mucho (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 39 min.
Director: Alina Rudnitskaya

Village Photographer (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 52 min.
Director: Alexey Pogrebnoy

Artel (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 30 min.
Director: Sergei Loznitsa

Yury Arabov. Mechanics of fate (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 52 min.
Director: Arkady Kogan

Allez-Hop! (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 25 min.
Director: Sergei Zinoviev

Andrey Bitov. The writer in the halfwriter world (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 39 min.
Director: Serguey Golovetsky

Paying Guest (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 42 min.
Director: Sergei Bosenko

The Romance of Nadire (0+)

Russia, 2007, colour, 19 min.
Director: Valeri Balayan

Rossosh... Ragtime (0+)

Russia, 2006, colour, 52 min.
Director: Pulad Akhmatov

Student competition

Special events

Southwards Of The West

20th Anniversary of "Novy Kurs" Film Studio

Program «Overcoming»

Look who has come...

JURY MEMBERS’ FILMS

Special Event. Films by Boris Lehman

Films-laureates of IDFF Flahertiana-2006

FILM OF THE FESTIVAL OPENING

Lectures and seminars

The Seminar "Document Philosophy"

Visual Antropology Laboratory

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