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Program Guide - Cleveland International Film Festival

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146 FILMS A – Z [Y–Z] The 37th <strong>Cleveland</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />

GEORGE GUND III MEMORIAL<br />

CENTRAL AND EASTERN<br />

EUROPEAN FILM COMPETITION<br />

FAMILY FILMS<br />

PAN-AFRICAN IMAGES<br />

Yuma<br />

Directed by Piotr Mularuk<br />

POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC 2012<br />

113 minutes<br />

Tuesday, April 9 Thursday, April 11<br />

11:30 AM I Code YUMA09 11:30 AM I Code YUMA11<br />

Friday, April 12<br />

6:15 PM I Code YUMA12<br />

Zyga (rising star Jakub Gierszał) and his pals have nowhere<br />

to go in their lousy Polish border town. Communism has just<br />

collapsed and people are getting into Yuma, stealing from<br />

German stores and redistributing the wealth on the Polish<br />

market. Zyga is obsessed with the 1957 movie “3:10 to Yuma”<br />

—a cowboy tale of lawless anarchy on the frontier. Movie star<br />

handsome with an easy grin, Zyga starts smuggling cigarettes<br />

at the behest of his auntie Halina, who runs a brothel and Yuma<br />

ring where the mayor is a regular. Over time Zyga becomes<br />

a kingpin, swallowed by a vortex of crime and sex of his own<br />

devising. He shares a terrible secret with his old friend Rysio,<br />

while a diabolical villain named Opat is out to bring them both<br />

down. Zyga manages to build his own private El Dorado, where<br />

he and Opat come head-to-head. YUMA is a hugely engrossing,<br />

great sweeping saga of Good versus Evil, Polish Western style.<br />

(In Polish and German with subtitles) —B.B.<br />

Producers~Piotr Mularuk, Magdalena Napieracz, Pavel Bercik Screenwriting~<br />

Piotr Mularuk, Wojciech Gajewicz Cinematography~Tomasz Dobrowolski Editing~<br />

Agnieszka Glińska Principal Cast~Jakub Gierszał, Katarzyna Figura, Tomasz Kot<br />

Print Source~Yeti <strong>Film</strong>s / maria.siniarska@yetifilms.com / www.yetifilms.com<br />

About the Director~Piotr Mularuk is a director, screenwriter, and the head of Yeti<br />

<strong>Film</strong>s, an independent production company. In 1993 he graduated from the City<br />

University of New York. <strong>Film</strong>ography~YUMA (2012)<br />

Zarafa<br />

Directed by Rémi Bezançon, Jean-Christophe Lie<br />

FRANCE, BELGIUM 2012<br />

78 minutes<br />

Tuesday, April 9 Wednesday, April 10<br />

4:20 PM I Code ZARA09 2:10 PM I Code ZARA10<br />

Come sit with me by the campfire, little ones, and I will tell<br />

you the tale of ZARAFA, the most wonderful giraffe in all the<br />

world. The year was 1817 and a French slave driver named<br />

Moreno was capturing people from an African village. Brave<br />

little Maki escaped to a river, where he found a herd of giraffes.<br />

Cruel Moreno, vowing to recapture Maki, killed a mother giraffe.<br />

But a kind Bedouin named Hassan was there too, and he<br />

named the enchanting baby giraffe Zarafa. Hassan wanted<br />

to present Zarafa to the Pasha of Egypt, who would give her<br />

as a gift to the king of France, in exchange for his help fighting<br />

the Turks. Vowing to protect his new animal friend, Maki traveled<br />

with Hassan and Zarafa across the fearsome desert to the<br />

great city of Alexandria—and from there in a magical balloon<br />

to Paris. ZARAFA is as rare as that first giraffe in France, a<br />

beautifully animated cross-cultural fable for children of all<br />

ages. (In French with subtitles) —B.B.<br />

Producers~Valérie Schermann, Christophe Jankovic, Prima Linea Productions,<br />

Vivien Aslanian Screenwriting~Rémi Bezançon, Alexander Abela Editing~<br />

Sophie Reine Principal Cast~Max Renaudin, Simon Abkarian, François-Xavier<br />

Demaison, Déborah François, Roger Dumas<br />

Print Source~GKIDS / dave@gkids.com / www.gkids.tv<br />

About the Directors~Rémi Bezançon studied at the Ecole Supérieure de<br />

Réalisation Audiovisuelle (ESRA) in Paris and the École du Louvre. Jean-<br />

Christophe Lie studied at the École des Beaux-arts in Toulouse and at the film<br />

school CFT des Gobelins in Paris. He subsequently worked as an animator at<br />

Walt Disney Studios in Montreuil. Collaborative <strong>Film</strong>ography~ZARAFA (2012)<br />

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