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5 Opening and closing features six and festival highlights Main features and documentaries 14 Camera Catalonia Eye on Films 15 28 ShortFusion Contemporary German Cinema of films Ticket prices 16Schedule Festival venues eighteen Silent Cinema Rediscoveries 19 Ingrid Bergman: the Early Years 20 Cambridge African Film Festival 30 Cambridge Festival of Ideas 21 Rediscovering Michael Curtiz twenty two microcinema 24 Lates @APH 25 Syd Barrett - A Celebration 31 A–Z of films Personal Af Alfredo Bini, Unexpected Guest page 6 Ukrainian Sherifs page 13 fairs 26 Family page 9 32 Festival sponsors Film Festival Short Reel Cambridge shorts Contents CFF STAFF Festival Director Tony Jones Festival Manager & Brochure Editor Iris Ordonez Marketing & Communications Manager Owen Baker Festival Operations Manager Cristina Roures Trust Project Manager Elisabeth Gautier International Programmers Bill Lawrence, Iris Ordonez, & Loreta Gandolfi Cambridge African Film Festival Jenny Thornton Camera Catalonia & 3-D Programmer Ramon Lamarca Contemporary German Cinema Programmer Iris Ordonez Ingrid Bergman Retrospective Programmer Margaret Deriaz Microcinema Programmers James Mackay & Yvonne Salmon Lates @ APH Rosy Hunt Syd Barrett - A Celebration Jenny Spires, Neil Jones & Will Fowler Silent Film Consultant Margaret Deriaz Family Film Festival Programmer Kate Jones Short Fusion & Submissions Coordinator Sarah McIntosh Harmonious Rhythms Coordinator Megan Girdwood ShortReel Hugh Taylor Korean Cultural Centre Hyunjin Cho Programme Consultant Jason Wood Marketing Co-ordinator Kayleigh Barnes Marketing Support Barnes Baker Funding Administrator Mike O’Brien Brochure Design Dan Taylor Festival PR Margaret PR Sarah Bemand Cambridge 105 Toby Miller Festival Interns John Ryan-Mills, Maja Malinowska, Olly Lawson, Rebecca Thomas, Victoria Innes & Zak Alexander Rosewell Plus all the amazing volunteers and all the hard-working film submission reviewers Editor In Chief Festival Editor Deputy Editor Sub-Editors TAKE ONE FESTIVAL MAGAZINE Rosy Hunt Day Moibi Brooke Tucker James Szumowski & Mark Liversidge CAMBRIDGE FILM TRUST Nicholas Joicey, Simon Jones, Tony Jones, Bill Lawrence & Isabelle McNeill AT THE ARTS PICTUREHOUSE General Manager Keith Gehlert Assistant General Manager Jenifer Randell Marketing Manager Jack Toye Technical Manager Clare Mackenzie Duty Managers Daniel Harling Projectionists Laurence Anderson & Rydian Cook, Hitomi Shinozaki & Robin Tweed Picturehouse Cinemas Lyn Goleby, Clare Binns, Madeleine Mullet, Peter Phillips & Jon Barrenchea Picturehouse CineMobile Chris Peters
Something for everyone - and savings galore! - at the 36th Cambridge Film Festival Whether you’re an out-and-out film fanatic looking for your annual Festival fix, or you only manage to get out to the pictures once in a blue moon, we’ve got it covered. This year’s Festival features specially selected screenings for everyone from parents with babies to retirees, all scheduled at convenient times and locations - and with many options for massive ticket discounts too! Here’s a quick guide to help you navigate through our film and events programme and make the most out of our magnificent movie line-up. Silver Screen Silver Screen at the Arts Picturehouse A fantastic offer for all over 60s: tickets for screenings on Tuesday and Thursday that start before 5pm at the Arts Picturehouse are only £6.00. If you show your ticket at the Arts Picturehouse café-bar before your screening starts you can also enjoy a complimentary cup of tea or filter coffee - and free biscuits! Look out for the Silver Screen logo in our listings for eligible screenings. Cloudy Sunday page 7 Welcome to the 36th Cambridge Film Festival Welcome to this 36th CFF. Following an excellent festival last year it nevertheless took its toll on resources and staf. Spreading the festival over more venues and commensurate performance times and the sheer quantity of films was an enormous undertaking. Following discussion with the Film Trust, funders, fellow programmers and festival regulars - we now have a shorter, centrally located festival without compromising the large and exciting programme. Now for the first time in 36 years we have a Festival held in term time. These new dates, agreed with Picturehouses late last year, give us the exciting prospect of an 8-day period covering both University term time and the schools half term holiday. This also coincides with the Festival of Ideas, a very exciting time for Cambridge audiences. Whilst I’ve had a difficult time personally and been unable to attend my usual roster of festivals, missing Cannes and Berlin for the first time in over 30 years, this has allowed the programming team to take on more responsibilities. They’ve collectively produced a superb programme! The festival is also using the Picturehouse Travelling Cinema. The CineMobile, a 100-seater fully equipped digital cinema, will be located on Parker’s Piece from Mon 24 - Thu 27 October and fully serviced by the Arts Picturehouse. We have also struck a new programming strand with the Korean Cultural Centre and this will be a regular feature in future programmes and provide new and classic Korean cinema through initiatives over the year. I’ve done the easy part, but am incredibly pleased to bring new films by Ken Loach, Werner Herzog, Terence Davies and Clint Eastwood! All filmmakers who have been represented in the CFF programme over many years! Thanks, as ever, Tony Jones BIG SCREAM Big Scream at the Arts Picturehouse Members of the Arts Picturehouse Big Scream club can introduce their baby to the joys of a Film Festival and enjoy a movie without having to worry about causing a disturbance, with an exclusive screening for adults with babies under one year old taking place on the morning of Weds 26th October. Family Film Festival All the family can join in the Festival fun at the Family Film Festival. Enjoy rare big screen outings for classic film and TV treats all together and create some precious family movie-going memories - all for the pocket money price of just £4.00 each at the Arts Picturehouse! See pages 26–27 for our great family‐friendly line-up. Festival Pass The Festival pass is a great way to see the films you love and save money. You pay just £30.00 for the pass and it buys you £40.00 worth of Festival tickets. You can also apply your usual Arts Picturehouse membership discount when purchasing tickets for even bigger savings. Once you have your Festival Pass, we recommend purchasing Festival tickets in advance of your chosen screenings/events to avoid disappointment. Please note that Festival Passes can ONLY be used to purchase tickets from the Arts Picturehouse – from where you can use your Pass to purchase tickets for ALL other Festival venues. Festival Passes can’t be used online or at any other venues. Membership Discounts Picturehouse Members get a £2.00 discount on each Festival ticket and avoid online booking fees. These discounts are available at ALL venues if you show your Picturehouse membership card and can work in conjunction with the Festival Pass at Arts Picturehouse. *Please note the Family Film Festival tickets and all clubs, (Silver Screen, Big Scream) cannot have further discounts applied to them. Audience Awards The London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) is delighted to collaborate with the Cambridge Film Festival on this, their 36th edition. Having selected three fantastic films that truly represent the best of modern Korean cinema, we hope to usher in a long and fruitful partnership, developing an appreciation for Korean films amongst Cambridge audiences for years to come. The Handmaiden comes courtesy of the country’s most widely known auteur, Park Chan-wook, Yeon Sang-so’s thrill-ride Train to Busan is an exciting, emotive blockbuster, while The Bacchus Lady is provocative and challenging; everything an indie feature should be. With the 11th LKFF arriving in November (3-27) and playing over 60 films across six cities, we’re delighted to see Cambridge cultivating audiences with an appetite for fresh cinema. Hoseong Yong, Director LKFF The LKFF is organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK. For more on the festival visit koreanfilm.co.uk Every year the Cambridge Film Festival crowns three audience award-winning films. The Golden, Silver and Crystal Punts go to the best feature, best documentary and best short film, as voted for by you, the Cambridge Film Festival audience. With these awards we aim to highlight the outstanding work of filmmakers from around the globe and we hope that you will assist us with voting in large numbers. Voting connects you with the filmmakers, who eagerly anticipate the outcome for their film. Before you go into a screening of any “in competition” film, you will be handed a voting card. Please rate the film and hand the card back to festival team members after the screening. You never know, but your favourite Festival film might be amongst the three winners this year! Box office: 0871 902 5720 Welcome | CambridgeFilmFestival2016 | 3
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