Golden Apricot Daily - 2017, Day 4

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WEDNESDAY JULY 12, 2017

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SPLINTERING PERSONALITIES ՄԱՍՆԱՏՎԱԾ ԱՆՀԱՏԱԿԱՆՈՒԹՅՈՒՆ вðò²¼ðàôÚò. ¼ºøÆ ¸ºØÆðøàô´àô¼ IJÜ-äƺè غÈìÆÈ ¿ç 3

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INTERVIEW

BORIS KHLEBNIKOV

A SLICE OF DAILY LIFE THE PRISON OF THE MIND A TRAIN TO NOWHERE p. 6

INTERVIEW ZEKI DEMIRKUBUZ JEAN-PIERRE MELVILLE: SOLEMNLY STYLISH

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GOLDEN APRICOT DAILY DAY 4 | 12 JULY | 2017

2 ĂŒð²œĂ†Ă°/ PROGRAM Ő„ŐˆŐ?ÔżŐŽÔą ÔżÔťŐ†ŐˆÔšÔąŐ?Ő?ŐˆŐ†, ÔżÔąŐŠ Ő…Ő? Ô´ÔąŐ€ÔźÔťŐƒ MOSCOW CINEMA, BLUE HALL 10:00 ( ) ' / . ) AlterEgo /dir. Vigen Chaldranyan 12:30 * +.- , ' / . ! * Requiem for Mrs. J /dir. Bojan Vuletić 14:30 ', ' % 7 ' / . * ! The Moon, The Sun and The Musketeers/ dir. Vahagn Khachatryan 8 . 9 ) % ) / . " : Musa Dagh: the Road Home/ dir. Mariam Ohanyan ;

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; - Khnusik /dir. Stella Ter-Hakobyan 16:00 <

= > , ! , % Tribute to Erznkyan, Dovlatyan, Israyelyan 18:00 > , ,' / .`? ' The Old Man and the City /dir. Grigor Harutyunyan 19:30 ( ) ' / . ) AlterEgo /dir. Vigen Chaldranyan 22:00 # @ ' / . $ - The Day After /dir. Hong Sang-soo

12.07 Arm, 125’ FC, 16+

15.00

17:00 19:00 22:00

Arm, 25’ FV 12+

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English

Arm, 12’ FV, 12+

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English

Arm, 115’ T

Arm, 60’ YP 12+

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English

Arm, 125’ FC 16+ Kor, 92’ YP, 16+

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English Lang.: Korean Subt.: English and Armenian

Deu, 22’ AP, 12+

Lang.: English Subt.: Armenian

U X / . ! !* Origines /dir. Ashot Mkrtchyan Z [ , & / . @ Bravo, Virtuoso! /dir. Levon Minasian

Arm, 62’ AP, 12+ Arm/Fra/Bel, 104’ AP, 16+

'/ .` J -% @ The Eternals/dir. Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd / . Finding Altamira /dir. Hugh Hudson _ < # / . Q -J

Le Cercle Rouge /dir. Jean-Pierre Melville ` ' / . :> The Double Lover/dir. François Ozon

Bel/Fra, 75’ FV 12+ Esp, 97’ R, 16+ Fra/Ita, 140’ T, 16+ Fra, 107’ AP, 18+

Ő„ŐˆŐ?ÔżŐŽÔą ÔżÔťŐ†ŐˆÔšÔąŐ?Ő?ŐˆŐ†, Ő“ŐˆŐ”Ő? Ô´ÔąŐ€ÔźÔťŐƒ 1 MOSCOW CINEMA, SMALL HALL 1 10:00, _ Q Q / . # Z [ , 17:00 \ J Stop and Go /dir. Ralph Kronauer, Giovanni Pannico j x z { { )

(.- / . ] ^ ( Why is Mr W. Laughing?/ Jana Papenbroock 12:00,

/ . # 19:00 Ghost Hunting /dir. Raed Andoni

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English

, Q

/ . ? J f Where Are We Going/ dir. Grigor Poghosyan % 7 / . q- { ! & " > Salt and Bread /dir. Arch-Aspet Shermazanyan

Arm, 21’ AP, 12+ Arm/Rus, 20’ AP,12+

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English Lang.: Armenia Subt.: English

Srb/Bul/Mkd/Rus/ Lang.: Serbian Fra, 94’, FC Subt.: English 16+ Lang.: no dialogue Prt/Arm, 20’ FV 12+

Ő„ŐˆŐ?ÔżŐŽÔą ÔżÔťŐ†ŐˆÔšÔąŐ?Ő?ŐˆŐ†, ÔżÔąŐ?Ő„ÔťŐ? Ô´ÔąŐ€ÔźÔťŐƒ MOSCOW CINEMA, RED HALL 10:00 Q / . ? Hydrography /dir. Gor Margaryan

12:30

21:00

Deu/Ita, 15’ DC 12+ Deu, 76’ DC 12+

Lang.: Armenian/French Subt.: English and Armenian Lang.: Armenian/Russian Subt.: English Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English Lang.: English Subt.: Armenian Lang.: French Subt.: English and Armenian Lang.: French Subt.: English and Armenian

_ ‚ ! / . ? $ | } Red Apples /dir. George Sikharulidze Ő?ÔťŐ†ÔľŐ„Ôą Ő?ÔšÔąŐ? CINEMA STAR 18:00 _ , / . !* The Line /dir. Mher Mkrtchyan 20:00

7 / . ~ " The Other Side of Hope /dir. Aki Kaurismäki

Arm/Geo/USA, 15’ Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English AP 12+

Arm, 103’ AP, 12+ Fin/Deu, 98’ FC,16+

ÔżÔťŐ†ŐˆŐŠÔąŐ?Ôż KINOPARK 20:30 / . Arrhythmia /dir. Boris Khlebnikov ÔľŐ?ÔľŐŽÔąŐ†Ő…ÔąŐ† ÔłÔťŐ‡ÔľŐ?Ő†ÔľŐ? ŐŠŐˆŐ‚ŐˆŐ?Ő…ÔąŐ† ÔąŐ…ÔłÔťŐ†ÔľŐ? Ő„ YEREVAN NIGHTS AT POGHOSYAN GARDENS 21:00 / . Fartuun Adan and Ilwan Elman/dir. Andrei Loshak / . Where You’re Meant to Be/dir. Paul Fegan

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English Lang.: Finnish/English/ Arabic/Swedish Subt.: English and Armenian

Rus, 100’ YP, 16+

Lang.: Russian Subt.: English and Armenian

Rus, 5’ AU,12+

Lang.: Armenian

UK, 75’ BW, 12+

Lang.: English

ÔľŐ?ÔľŐŽÔąŐ†Ő…ÔąŐ† ÔłÔťŐ‡ÔľŐ?Ő†ÔľŐ? Ő•ŐŠÔľŐ?ÔąŐ…Ôť Ő€Ő?ÔąŐŠÔąŐ?ÔąÔż Ő„ YEREVAN NIGHTS AT OPERA SQUARE 21:00 / . Arm, 5’ Jamila Afghani /dir. Vardan Hovhannisyan AU, 12+ / . ! Bra, 87’, YN, 12+ A Cat From Havana/dir. Dacio Malta ÔľŐ?ÔľŐŽÔąŐ†Ő…ÔąŐ† ÔłÔťŐ‡ÔľŐ?Ő†ÔľŐ? ÔżÔąŐ?ÔżÔąÔ´ Ő„ YEREVAN NIGHTS AT CASCADE 21:00 / . Arm, 5’ AU, 12+ Dr Tom Catena /dir. Vardan Hovhannisyan Arm, 43’ ! / . ! AP, 12+ Voices of Light /dir. Hrant Vardanyan

Lang.: Armenian Lang.: Spanish/ Portuguese Subt.: English/ Armenian

Lang.: Armenian Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English

Lang.: Slovenian/ Arabic/ German/ Austrian/ English Subt.: English and Armenian Lang.: German Subt.: English and Armenian

Fra/Pse/Che/Qat, Lang.: Arabic/ English 94’, DC, 12+ Subt.: English and Armenian

ÔľŐ?ÔľŐŽÔąŐ†Ő…ÔąŐ† ÔłÔťŐ‡ÔľŐ?Ő†ÔľŐ? ÂŤŐ€ÔąŐ…ÔąŐ?Ő?ԹՆ Ôż/Ôš ÔąŐ…Ôł Ő„ YEREVAN NIGHTS AT HAYASTAN CINEMA GARDEN 21:00

14:00

15:30

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Fra/Tur, 51’ FV, 12+ Rus/Geo, 17’ AP, 12+ Arm, 43’ AP, 12+

Lang.: French/ Turkish Subt.: English and Armenian Lang.: Russian/Georgian Subt.: English and Armenian Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English

½/ . " # Arto ½/dir. Armen Ronov

ÔľŐ?ÔľŐŽÔąŐ†Ő…ÔąŐ† ÔłÔťŐ‡ÔľŐ?Ő†ÔľŐ? Ő†ÔąŐ†Ő?ÔľŐ†Ôť ÔąŐ…Ôł Ő„ YEREVAN NIGHTS AT NANSEN GARDEN 21:00 "

# / . $ % White Dreams/dir. Sergey Israelyan Ő€ÔąŐ…-ŐŒ Ő?ÔąÔżÔąŐ† Ő€ÔąŐ„ÔąÔźŐ?ÔąŐ?ÔąŐ† RUSSIAN-ARMENIAN UNIVERSITY 16:00 $

%

& ' / . & ' $( ' Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur/ dir. Charlotte Scott

Arm, 24’ YN, 12+

Lang.: Armenian Subt.: English

Arm, 82’ T , 12+

Lang.: Armenian

UK, 60’ BW 12+

Lang.: English

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Editors: Joost Broeren-Huitenga & Artur Vardikyan Staff: Hugo Emmerzael, Sasja Koetsier, Karen Avetisyan Contributors: Roza Grigoryan Photographer: Mane Hovhannisyan

Design: Gayane Grigoryan Backstage General Adviser: Peter van Bueren Printer: "NT Holding" Ltd.

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BORIS KHLEBNIKOV Boris Khlebnikov studied biology for two years before he was admitted to Moscow’s famous film school VGIK. His feature directing debut, Roads to Koktebel (2003, co-directed by Aleksey Popogrebsky) won the FIPRESCI debut prize at the Moscow International Film Festival, and his six films as a solo director since then have all been awarded all over the world as well. His latest film Arrhythmia won the Grand Prize at the Kinotavr film festival in Sochi, where it had its world premiere last June, as well the award for Best Actor for its star Alexander Yatsenko later that month at the prestiguous Karlovy Vary film festival. Khlebnikov’s new work again manages to find a balance between a distinct authorial style and the language of popular cinema, between almost documentary acting and the mannerisms of fiction. Despite offering a very concrete story, many see Arrhythmia as a social-political allegory – and the film’s title as a diagnosis.

Is having a happy ending a risky decision for an arWKRXVH ¿OP" As I said, I don’t feel that Arrhythmia is totally an arthouse ¿OP %HVLGHV LI WKLV VWRU\ HQGHG DQ\ RWKHU ZD\ WKH ZKROH ¿OP ZRXOGœYH EHHQ SRLQWOHVV 7KHUHœV D WUHQG LQ PRGHUQ ¿OP FULWLFLVP WR LQWHUSUHW HYHU\WKLQJ IURP D SROLWLFDO VWDQGSRLQW 'R \RX WKLQN LWœV IDLU WR ORRN DW \RXU ¿OP IURP WKDW SRLQW RI YLHZ" ,Q WKDW VHQVH , OLNH <DWVHQNRœV FKDUDFWHU YHU\ PXFK 2OHJ is a totally apolitical person. He doesn’t care about any reforms, the government, his boss, or anything like that. One can say he’s a lucky guy, because he does exactly the work that he wants to be doing. In that regard, he’s happy and free. But it turns out that even when that is the case – or maybe precisely because this is the case – his boss starts to notice him. So without him wanting it, his freedom from and indifference towards the leadership inevitably results in a clash with that leadership and the reforms they are carrying out. In that sense, people who don’t care about the higher-ups can be more dangerous for the system than dissidents. The dissidents have a concrete viewpoint in their struggle and see everything from that limiting viewpoint. But ordinary, free people, who live their life just being themselves and are not consciously engulfed in that struggle, usually become more perceptive than the dissidents. And therefore they are more dangerous for the system. KA Arrhythmia (Russia/Finland/Germany, 2017). Yerevan Premiere. 12-7 20:30 Kinopark.

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A Train to Nowhere

Sharing Her Bed and Her Psyche

The Double Lover (François Ozon, France, 2017).Yerevan Premiere. 12-7 22:00 Moscow Cinema Red Hall, 14-7 20:30 KinoPark.

With his recent output François Ozon has proven himself to be among the most prolific and versatile directors in France right now. In just five years, he created a literary-story-turned-film-thriller (In the House), an unflinching drama about a middle class teen escort (Young and Beautiful), a pitch-black transgender comedy (The New Girlfriend) and a black-and-white WWI drama (Frantz). His latest film is even more delirious and outrageous than all the previous ones combined. The Double Lover is Ozon’s tongue-in-cheek take on the psychological thriller, involving split personalities, attractive psychoanalysts and unnerving sex scenes. Young and Beautiful’s star Marine Vacth is back, this time playing Chloé, a young woman who has trouble feeling comfortable in her bo-

dy. Stomach problems eventually lead her to psychoanalyst Paul (Jérémie Renier), whose therapy helps alleviate the pain. Once the treatment is done, the undeniable attraction between Chloé and Paul leads to a relationship and marriage. Only then does Chloé find that while Paul knows everything about her, she knows nothing about him. In the supposed comfort of marriage, Chloé starts to feel insecure again. Soon enough the stomach problems return. Leave it to Ozon to play by the rules of a genre, while still subverting them slightly. In The Double Lover he manages to shatter the expectations for a psychological thriller altogether, when twist after twist he peels off the layers of Chloé’s identity. This process starts when she finds Paul’s twin brother Louis, who is also a psychoanalyst, but of a different cut. Where Paul is tender, silent and understanding, Louis is rough, bold and dominant. Chloé shares her bed with both of them, having ordinary missionary sex with Paul while submissively role-playing with Louis.

Stop and Go (Ralph Kronauer & Giovanni Pannico, Germany/Italy, 2016). Documentary Competition. 12-7 10:00, 17:00 Moscow Cinema Small Hall 1.

This combination of sex and psychoanalysis with two different men who look the same (both Paul and Louis are played by Renier) seeps its way into Chloé’s psyche. Rather than curing her, Paul and Louis drive her deeper into her body, where traumatic secrets lie buried. The Double Lover is at its most exciting in its kaleidoscopic finale, where Chloé’s interior state opens up and those secrets start to spill out onto the screen. HE

A Slice of Daily Life The Day After (Hong Sang-soo, South Korea, 2017). Yerevan Premiere. 12-7 22:00 Moscow Cinema Blue Hall, 13-7 20:30 Kinopark. South Korean director Hong Sang-soo has been steadily creating low-budget films since the mid1990s. In the last decade or so, has garnered him more and more attention from international film festivals and lovers of arthouse cinema alike, quickly cementing the 56-year-old director’s status in the annals of cinema history. And it seems his productivity is only increasing. For instance, Claire’s Camera starring Isabelle Huppert was shot in only eleven days, and is one of four films he released in a span of just eight months. Among those four, The Day After is especially note-worthy. The film, selected in competition at this year’s Cannes film festival, follows the daily life of Bong-wan, the head of a publishing house. Since he spends most of his life in his office, the film also almost entirely takes place within these four walls. He’s visited there by his wife (their marriage has seen better days), by the mistress who has left him, and by his

“Once upon once there was the Balkan route”, an opening title in the documentary short Stop and Go says. In meticulously edited shots, some very factual and some bordering on impressionistic, the directors show refugees arriving in Europe carried to and fro, seemingly without destination. A column of immigrants stretches towards a station, which is shot in a way as if it itself is a train made of a flow of humans. A train to nowhere. They arrive in buses or on foot. They are stopped, but later allowed to move on. They’ve been displaced, they've lost their homes and livelihood and they’ve lost themselves. They come empty-handed, only children in their arms. They come without knowing where they are or where to go next. They’ve run away from sudden revolutions and wars and a desperate existence. Sometimes caring hands give out food and water when they arrive. They are called refugees. As victims of a humanitarian crisis, people feel sorry for them, but they don’t always welcome or sympathize with them. People are wary around them. Old walls may have crumbled, but new ones are erecting. Walls to isolate ourselves from them. An escalator moving upward becomes a symbol of a new and promising life – but not for all of them... Filmmakers Ralph Kronauer and Giovanni Pannico succeed in creating this powerful image purely through observation, showing a deep artistic understanding of the processes happening in the world today. SG

The Singer Remains Silent new secretary – these three women somehow representing past, present and future. Still, hunting for metaphors and symbols in this film is far less important than simply being engrossed in the Bong-wan’s daily life, an existence drenched in alcohol and lust, sorrow and anxiety, long dialogues and meaningful pauses. It might seem that the film is fragmentary and that the minimal span of the action might have been

A Widow and a Gun Prison of the Mind Requiem for Mrs. J (Bojan VuletLü, Serbia/ Bulgaria/Macedonia/Russia/France, 2017). Feature Competition. 12-7 12:30, 13-7 17:00 Moscow Cinema Blue Hall.

Ghost Hunting (Raed Andoni, France/ Palestine/Switzerland/Qatar, 2017). Documentary Competition. 12-7 12:00, 19:00 Moscow Cinema Small Hall 1.

There’s a very witty touch to the staging and framing of Requiem for Mrs. J. This reveals the film’s comedic intentions, which could otherwise easily be overlooked. Its depiction of life in a society struggling to find its bearings in the globalized world offers a bleak outlook on present-day Belgrade, although we should take into account that we’re seeing it all through the eyes of a fatally depressed woman. Almost a year after her husband’s death, Mrs. J. StojkRYLü is left with no other desire than to die. To complete her misery, she has also been made redundant at the factory where she worked for the last decade. The house she inhabits with her two daughters and elderly mother-in-law clearly shows signs of the apathy which has had her in its grip for the past twelve months, and the lack of homeliness has seeped into the family relations too. But Mrs. J’s resolve to end it all now requires her to spring into action, which she does with a melancholy calm that fits the purpose. Her preparations send her along a range of professionals who demonstrate a striking indifference to her situation. After deciding against her original plan to shoot herself with her husband’s handgun, an attempt to get a drug prescription sets starts a descent into bureaucratic hell. Actress Mirjana KaranovLü’s abstracted look gradually appears to be the only natural option when facing a world that has become entirely incomprehensible to Mrs. J. Cruel as it is, Jelena StankovLü¶V cinematography still makes it look simply gorgeous. SK

How do you preserve your sanity when you live in an insane part of the world? This is one of the questions underpinning the films of Palestinian filmmaker Raed Andoni. In his debut film Fix ME (2009), Andoni discovers that his own psychosomatic issues are inevitably connected to Palestinians’ collective experiences with occupation and oppression. His new film Ghost Hunting offers a captivating follow-up to this exploration of collective trauma. With his own memories of the infamous Moscobiya prison in mind, Andoni places a casting call through which he gathers a group of men who become cast as

more suitable for a short film. Yet Hong Sang-soo is against compressing his stories and condensing his scripts. Because film is not just story, and it’s precisely this rhythm through which he is able to reach the ultimate identification of cinema with life. By condensing a feature film to the necessary minimum, he creates an authenticity that goes beyond that of the average documentary film. KA

well as crew. Drawing from their recollections, they build a prison set in which they re-enact the most vivid memories of their incarceration. The moments they recall are often violent, sometimes redemptive. One former prisoner explains how he would frequently dissolve into fits of laughter in his cell; humour would circulate among the prisoners almost as a last resort, an instinctive reflex to stay human. The film focuses on isolated experiences instead of delving into the personal histories of the former detainees. Rightly so – their back stories might have only deflected attention from the politics of humiliation that underlie the detention of such large numbers of citizens. While the participants relive their experiences, the fictionalization of their past frequently betrays how very present their wounds remain. Even apart from the clearly therapeutic effect it has on the participants, this makes for fascinating viewing. SK

Alter Ego (Vigen Chaldranyan, Armenia, 2017). Feature Competition. 12-7 10:00, 19:30 Moscow Cinema Blue Hall. Through the arts of poetry, literature, cinema and music, the characters in Vigen Chaldranyan’s Alter Ego explore what it means to be a victim of the Armenian genocide. In doing so they also explore the lasting effects it has had on following generations. Edgar Novents (Vardan Mkrtchyan) is a writer and university lecturer who’s working on a book about Rev. Komitas, an influential Armenian composer. Komitas experienced and survived the genocide, but the experience left the musician and singer silent for the rest of his life. Novents's book is being adapted to the screen by a filmmaker (director Vigen Chaldranyan, playing himself), and some of the scenes concerning Armenia in 1915 are shown as a film within the film. Then there’s Sona (Ani Ghazaryan), a young woman who gets involved in Novents’s quest to uncover the mysteries of Komitas. Novents writes literature, Sona recites poetry, while Komitas remains silent. In this multi-layered film that frequently cuts through time and space and uses various means of expression, Armenian director Chaldranyan shows how people create art to give meaning to the complexities of life. In Komitas’s case however, he has experienced destruction on such a level that his urge to create is completely lost. This is the harrowing effect of the genocide that the driven Novents has yet to discover. One can only hope he never will. HE

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‘ALL OF MY FILMS ARE ESSENTIALLY THE SAME’ “I don’t plan these images beforehand”, the director says. “While we’re shooting I always look out for ways to show their emotional state. The characters in Ember are passive and unable to express their inner feelings, so I often show them from a distance, in the background, or from behind a window or curtain. At the same time this gives the audience the feeling that they are watching them secretly. I want them to be aware that they’re looking at a piece of the characters’ intimate life.” Although the characters never actually speak their mind, the dialogue reveals a lot about what goes on inside. Subtle references to everything that goes unsaid give Ember a superb tension. “Dialogue is very important, but at the same time it’s not important at all”, Demirkubuz says. “It’s a very strong instrument for a director, as important as image and sound. But when two people speak, the words are usually not given so much thought, and that’s something you have to keep in mind if you want to write a natural conversation. Another thing I took into account in writing their lines is that Turkish people will speak a lot when they’re happy, but when they’re not so sure of themselves they’ll try to say as little as they can.” SK

Dark relationship dramas are Zeki Demirkubuz’s home turf. The Turkish director, whose latest film Ember screened in this year’s Feature Competition, has become a regular at international film festivals through his tranquil, confident style. “I’m interested in the dark side of human nature”, Demirkubuz explains when asked about his subject matter. “The eleven films that I’ve made so far are essentially one and the same. The style changes, the characters change, and therefore the story also changes. Because I picked these characters for Ember, this woman and these two men, who live in Istanbul and are from different classes, the story evolves by just following the line of reality.” Ember shows a triangle of love and power between a seamstress, her husband and an entrepreneur who is their former employer. Demirkubuz makes clever use of cinematography to underline the feeling of inevitability. Though filming in the widescreen cinemascope format, he often places his characters in much tighter frames, capturing them through doorways or narrow in-between spaces. At other times, they are seen in mirrors or in the distorted reflection of a window.

SOLEMNLY STYLISH Celebrating the hundredth birthday of JeanPierre Melville (1917-1973), the festival pays tribute to one of the most iconic directors that emerged from French post-war cinema. Jean-Pierre Melville, born as Jean-Pierre Grumbach in a Parisian Jewish family, was involved in the craft of filmmaking and watching from a very young age. As a child he already had a fascination with the circus and its theatrical clown performances, referenced in his debut film A Day in the Life of a Clown (1946). His cinematic upbringing really began when he got a 9,5mm camera and a projector at the age of six. As a boy he would direct his own short films and screen French and American movies on his projector. “I have always learned cinema. I have never ceased to learn cinema”, he once claimed in an interview. His films certainly make a case for that. After the German occupation (during which he joined the French resistance and took up his alias Melville in-

‘YOU CAN’T ROB A BANK WITH COWARDS’ Director and cinematographer Fred Kelemen held this year’s first Master Class at the TUMO Center for Creative Technologies yesterday. After having been in the role of the “judge” as jury member of the Feature Competition last year, this year Kelemen is one of the ones being judged, as his latest film Sarajevo Songs of Woe has been selected for the competition. As the film’s director, screenwriter and producer, one can certainly say that Kelemen is well acquainted with all stages of filmmaking. “First of all, it’s very important to have an idea”, Kelemen said du-

spired by the author of Moby Dick) he started his own film company. He shot his first shorts on second-hand celluloid to master the cinematic craft. By this time he called himself “a gifted amateur working in 35mm.” This was about to change. While Melville was always solemn and controlled, his love for American film noir also gave his films a sense of style unparallelled by other French directors of the time. The gangsters in Melville’s films listen to jazz, smoke endless cigarettes, and wear shady clothes and fedora hats at all times. Melville would dissect the trappings of those gangster films in the finest detail. One remarkable scene in Le cercle rouge (1970) shows a 30-minute jewellery heist, pulled of with the greatest precision and without making any sound. Thematically this film explores the boundaries of loyalty in a dogeat-dog world, where no man can really be trusted. Melville applied those same themes to films concerning the German occupation like The Silence of the Sea (1949), Léon Morin, Priest (1961) and

ring the Master Class. “You should have a vision of what you should do and how. Then you need to find a very good crew and actors; film only becomes reality with the help of many people.” Regarding the choice of the crew he highlighted that a director should choose the kind of people with whom he would attempt to rob a bank. “You must find the best professionals for any given job, and be sure that if the police arrives, they will help you. You can’t rob a bank with cowards. And when you’re fleeing the scene together, you must be sure that in the end you’ll share the money and that everyone involved will keep their mouths shut. By which I mean, you need to be able to trust the crew. Search for partners in crime!” Both in his work as director and as cinematographer for such legendary directors as Béla Tarr, Keleman has preferred to shoot his films in black and white. “These days it’s normal to see a colour film”, he explained, “but when I was young and I watched colour television for the first time, it seemed artificial to me. In my mind, it should all have been only black and white.” Talking about his much-renowned work for the celebrated Hungarian director Tarr's two final films, Kelemen discussed the importance of ligthing at length. “If we talk about light, we should talk about darkness, time, rhythm, space and composition. You should be aware of all these things if you want to make a film.” The director reminded the students in the audience that light is used for far more than just making objects brighter. “Another, no less important use of light is to show the invisible.” RG

The British Are Coming With a Retrospective dedicated to Londonborn director Hugh Hudson, British cinema gets special focus at this year’s GAIFF. In addition to Hudson’s feature films, today sees the official opening of the British Film Week, which includes five documentaries. David Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur follows the forensic investigation after the discovery of a huge fossil thighbone in Patagonia, leading to the excavation and skeletal reconstruction of the largest titanosaur known so far. In the sweet and funny music documentary Where You’re Meant to Be, Scottish indie rock singer Aidan Moffat challenges folk legend Sheila Stewart about the musical heritage of his native country. Both films are screening today. Later this week, the program continues with How to Change the World, about the birth of the environmental movement, The Pacemaker, in which two sprinters in their nineties compete for the world title, and Sunflower Inn, a portrait of a pizzeria in Rome run by people with Down syndrome.

Master Class Tom Fassaert

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Ahead of tomorrow’s Yerevan Premiere of his documentary A Family Affair (opening film of documentary festival IDFA in 2015), Dutch director Tom Fassaert will give a Master Class at TUMO Center this afternoon at 16:00.

Round Table As part of a larger international project investigating the relations between national cinemas of the Soviet countries, both during and after communist reign, a round table discussion will be held this afternoon from 14:00-18:00 in the Ararat Hall of Ibis Hotel. Language: Russian.

Master Class Rui Nogueira Cancelled Army of Shadows (1969). Questioning both the German and French attitudes towards each other, his films are critical inquiries into what it means to be an occupier or to be occupied. His films not only challenged France stylistically, but also morally, as he made his audience root for criminals, gangsters, Nazi’s, priests and resistance groups alike. Because of that, just like he once learned from others, aspiring directors can now learn cinema from him. HE Screening today: Le cercle rouge (France, 1970). 19:00 Moscow Cinema Red Hall.

Since Jean-Pierre Melville expert Rui Nogueira was unable to travel to Yerevan at the last minute, his Master Class planned for this afternoon at the AGBU has been cancelled.

Into the Night End your festival day and go deep into the night with the After Party (23:30, Simona Bar) or the Midnight Wrap-Up (00:00, The Club), where filmmakers and GAIFF guests come together.

ATCP ANNOUNCES TWO WINNING PROJECTS

At the close of the Armenia-Turkey Cinema Platform, the workshop's prize money of €7,500 was split between two projects. Armenian director Naira Muradyan (pictured left) received an award of €5,000 towards the realization of her project Marc and Marc and Kiko, while Turkish filmmaker Guliz Saglam (right) received €2,500 for her project Cosi la vita. The Golden Apricot’s industry program continues today with the opening op the first ever edition of the Creative Europe Forum.

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