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Living Cinema—Film Screenings<br />

in Public Spaces<br />

August 20—28/2010<br />

For the third time, the City of Prague lives with the documentary film in August.<br />

Living Cinema – the first official accompanying event of the <strong>Jihlava</strong> International<br />

Documentary Film Festival 2010, is screening outstanding documentaries directly<br />

in the streets of Prague. By screening films in places that have a relation to their<br />

subject or location, the City itself becomes an exceptional screening area; a unique<br />

mirror that expands, shifts and changes the meaning of the films in a thoughtprovoking<br />

way. The following films are programmed for this year´s Living Cinema:<br />

The portrait of a world famous architect Jan Kaplicky The Eye over Prague (by Olga<br />

Špátová) focuses on a scandal of his never-realized project of the new building<br />

for the Czech National Library (August 20, Letná, next to the Špejchar tram stop).<br />

Farewell, Sun (by Martin Řezníček) portraits a great Czech painter Alén Diviš known<br />

for his melancholic art (August 21, riverbank under the Palacký Bridge). Films Diary<br />

of Grandmother Němcová, the audiovisual mosaic of joys and concerns of an old<br />

woman from Zbraslav, and I Love my Boring Life, a diary of her daughter-in-law in<br />

beautiful cinematic images (awarded the Best Czech Documentary Film at the <strong>Jihlava</strong><br />

IDFF 2009), constitute a diptych of a fascinating family history (both by Jan Gogola,<br />

Jr.; August 25. Zbraslav, The City Garden). CERN or The Factory for the Absolute (by<br />

Jan V. Sacher) discovers what the modern science can learn about the beginnings<br />

of this world (August 26, next to the building of the National Technical Library<br />

in Dejvice). And the documentary comedy Czech Peace (by Vít Klusák and Filip<br />

Remunda) presents the circumstances of how the American radar hasn´t been built<br />

in Czech Republic (August 28, Mahler´s Park, under the Žižkov TV tower).<br />

14 th Ji.hlava International<br />

Documentary Film Festival<br />

26/10—31/10 2010<br />

www.dokument-festival.cz<br />

Filmové projekce<br />

ve veřejném prostoru<br />

20.— 28. srpna<br />

— první doprovodná akce 14. <strong>MFDF</strong> <strong>Jihlava</strong> 2010<br />

— již potřetí v Praze<br />

— dokumentární filmy prorůstají Prahou<br />

— dokumentární filmy na místech, o nichž jsou<br />

anebo s nimiž tématicky souzní<br />

— film jako živá forma komunikace<br />

s nečekanými pohyby města<br />

— vyražte do ulic myslet filmem!<br />

— vstup zdarma pro každého<br />

— promítáme za každého počasí

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