Program Guide - Cleveland International Film Festival
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66 FILMS A – Z [D] The 37th <strong>Cleveland</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />
UNITED AIRLINES WORLD TOUR<br />
CINEMA EN ESPAÑOL<br />
The Deflowering of Eva van End<br />
(De Ontmaagding van Eva van End)<br />
Directed by Michiel ten Horn<br />
NETHERLANDS 2012<br />
98 minutes<br />
Friday, April 12 Saturday, April 13<br />
4:05 PM I Code DEFL12 6:20 PM I Code DEFL13<br />
Eva barely exists to her odd and dysfunctional family.<br />
So nobody notices when she volunteers to host a German<br />
exchange student for two weeks. But when Veit appears—<br />
blond, handsome, and oddly perfect—he shakes the van End<br />
household to its core. Veit acts polite, is unflappably cheerful,<br />
glows with health, and centers himself with meditation.<br />
However, no one is more uncentered than the van Ends. Veit’s<br />
glowing sun of perfection will yank each family member from<br />
their strange orbits into collision courses. <strong>Festival</strong> regulars who<br />
loved “Adam’s Apples” (30th CIFF) or “The Art of Negative<br />
Thinking” (32nd CIFF) will recognize this deliciously offbeat<br />
template. Using the darkest of humor, the film highlights the<br />
humanity each van End has buried and that Veit irresistably<br />
unearths, along with a shocking family secret. And what about<br />
poor little Eva? Hopelessly obsessed with Veit, Eva decides<br />
that while her family loses its collective mind, she needs to<br />
lose something as well. The resulting meltdown is outrageous,<br />
funny, and bizarrely touching. THE DEFLOWERING OF EVA<br />
VAN END is a twisted gem that will leave you satisfied.<br />
(In Dutch with subtitles) —C.R.<br />
Producers~Pieter Kuijpers, Iris Otten, Sander van Meurs Screenwriting~<br />
Anne Barnhoorn Cinematography~Jasper Wolf Editing~Sander Vos<br />
Principal Cast~Vivian Dierickx, Ton Kas, Jacqueline Blom, Rafael Gareisen<br />
Print Source~<strong>Film</strong> Movement / rebeca@filmmovement.com /<br />
www.filmmovement.com<br />
About the Director~Michiel ten Horn has written, produced, and directed numerous<br />
short films. For his debut feature film, he was nominated for both the Discovery<br />
Award and the <strong>International</strong> Critics Award at the 2012 Toronto <strong>International</strong> <strong>Film</strong><br />
<strong>Festival</strong>. <strong>Film</strong>ography~THE DEFLOWERING OF EVA VAN END (2012)<br />
La Demora<br />
(The Delay)<br />
Directed by Rodrigo Plá<br />
URUGUAY, MEXICO, FRANCE 2012<br />
84 minutes<br />
Monday, April 8 Tuesday, April 9<br />
12:10 PM I Code DEMR08 2:00 PM I Code DEMR09<br />
Wednesday, April 10<br />
6:00 PM I Code DEMR10<br />
LA DEMORA introduces us to Maria, who is raising three<br />
children in a very cramped apartment and living on the little<br />
she earns as a garment worker. Maria’s elderly and ailing father<br />
Agustin also lives with them, pushing her to the limits of<br />
endurance. He often wanders away and becomes lost, leading<br />
to frantic searches. She needs him gone, but the state will<br />
only take him if he is homeless and a private home is beyond<br />
reach. One night she acts on an unthinkable impulse. She<br />
abandons Agustin in a public park, hoping the authorities will<br />
take him to a facility. But shame overwhelms her. She returns<br />
to find him, but Agustin isn’t there. The painful search that<br />
follows is the heart of this intense and powerful drama. Time<br />
is short. Agustin is ill and the night is freezing. As Maria looks<br />
in every corner of the city for her father, she is also forced to<br />
look into the corners of her soul and face the true meanings<br />
of love and family. (In Spanish with subtitles) —C.R.<br />
Producers~Christian Valdelièvre, Sandino Saravia Vinay, Rodrigo Plá<br />
Screenwriting~Laura Santullo Cinematography~María Secco Editing~<br />
Miguel Shverdfinger Principal Cast~Roxana Blanco, Carlos Vallarino<br />
Print Source~Memento <strong>Film</strong>s <strong>International</strong> / marion@memento-films.com /<br />
www.memento-films.com<br />
About the Director~Rodrigo Plá is a multiple award-winning writer, producer, editor,<br />
and director. His films have won awards in nearly every prestigious international<br />
festival, including Venice, Toronto, and Stockholm. Most recently he received the<br />
2012 Prize of the Ecumenical Jury at the Berlin <strong>International</strong> <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> for<br />
LA DEMORA. <strong>Film</strong>ography~“La Zona” (2007), “Desierto Adentro” (2008),<br />
LA DEMORA (2012)<br />
SAMANTHA and YOPLAIT wish to graciously<br />
recognize PENNY CAMPBELL<br />
as a sterling example of humanity.<br />
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