1. foreword by leo kaneman, artistic director of the festival 2.

CINEMA TOUT ECRAN – INTERNATIONAL FILM & TELEVISION FESTIVAL
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The Dog Who Was A Cat Inside
by Siri Melchior, UK, 2002, 35mm, 3'30’’, without dialogues
A dog and a cat live together in the same body, but this causes conflict. They realize that, by working
together, they can find happiness.
Die Mücke
by Andrej Zolotuchin, Switzerland, 2003, 35mm, 3', without dialogues
Mosquitoes and vampires love to drink fresh blood. But what happens, if a mosquito drinks the blood of a
vampire
Ward 13
by Peter Cornwell, Australia, 2002, 35mm, 14'30’’, without dialogues
Ben is persecuted by the medical staff whose behavior is suspicious. The scene takes place in a hospital
inhabited by monstrous creatures.
NIPPONESE PROGRAMME
Loop Pool
by Daiki Aizawa, Japan, 2004, DVD, 3’10’’, without dialogues
A colourful and musical illustration of the animal food chain’s mechanisms and the life’s cycle within a tiny
pound.
Inryoku (Gravitation)
by Atsuko Ishizuka, Japan, 2003, DVD, 3’30’’, without dialogues
A girl experiences a strange phenomenon: a gravitation force coming from the sky attracts her. Caught
between the powers of the earth and the moon, her body performs a heavenly dance.
Otoko no ko wa minna hikouki ga suki (Every Boy Loves Airplanes)
by Daihachi Yoshida, Japan, 2002, DVD, 14’, orig. Jap. sub. Eng.
A lone yakuza is about to save his girlfriend from the hands of an army of thugs. His only weakness is his
obsession with airplanes that invariably makes him look up at the wrong times!
Pull Me
by Yukihiro Tsujita, Japan, 1996, DVD, 3’40’’, without dialogues
A man finds a handle with the sign “Pull Me” written on it. The pull releases a weight instantly annihilating
the living form standing below it. He falls into temptation and oprates the mecanism.
Kokoni Iruyo (I Am Here)
by Kaisei Kishi, Japan, 2003, DVD, 4’, without dialogues
The ghost of a little girl haunts the site where she died. When a man passes by, her spirit takes him in and
the death chain goes on.
Coin Laundry XYZ
by Satoshi Tomioka, Japan, 1999, DVD, 8’30’’, without dialogues
Three swimmers perform what could be described as an “acrobatic dance” in a coin laundry shop.
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Cinema Tout Ecran 2005 – Press kit – Tel +41 22 800 15 54 – Fax +41 22 329 37 47 – www.cinema-tout-ecran.ch
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