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Il nostro festival è completamente gratuito, e si svolge con una prima tappa ad Oristano (8 marzo, pomeriggio) e due fine settimana 'lunghi' (dal venerdì alla domenica) in due paesi dell'Oristanese: 9-11 marzo a Solarussa, di 2429 abitanti, e 16-18 marzo ad Asuni, di 344 abitanti, inframmezzati da una tappa a Sassari (15 marzo). Tra i 47 film in programma, una serie di lungometraggi e cortometraggi di autori colombiani proiettati per la prima volta in Italia, con sottotitolatura italiana; altri lungometraggi e cortometraggi di autori sardi, alcuni dei quali in anteprima, in versione integrale o in versione ancora in lavorazione. Diciannove personalità del cinema colombiano (Jaime E. Manrique, Carlos Tribiño Mamby, Sara Arango, Felipe Aljure) e sardo (Enrico Pau, Pietro Mereu, Bonifacio Angius, Bepi Vigna ...) ci faranno compagnia, presentando i propri lavori e il proprio modo di raccontare insieme al direttore artistico Marco Antonio Pani. Ci sarà infine una presenza e un evento a sorpresa.

Perchè in paese? Perchè nel 2005, il primo anno, il festival si è svolto ad Asuni, in un contesto insolito e insieme spettacolare: il grande anfiteatro all'aperto nel centro del paese. Ecco le foto e il racconto dell'anno zero (foto di Stephan Van den Zegel).

Il paese, anzi i paesi (Asuni e Solarussa) restano alla base del spirito del festival. Un festival non competitivo, senza tappeti rossi, in cui molti incontri e dibattiti si svolgeranno, come negli anni scorsi, al bar, nelle case, in campagna.

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On December 29th, 2017 in Oristano, at the Diocesan Museum, will be inaugurated the XI edition of terre di confine filmfestival. Colombia is our guest country, and the main theme is ‘the river’. Terre di confine filmfestival will open at 6:30 pm with the screening of the feature film "Via Crucis" by Colombian director Harold de Vasten (première for Italy, with Italian subtitles). A presentation will be provided by representatives of the organising association "Su Disterru" and the festival’s artistic director, Marco Antonio Pani, accompanied by filmmaker Antonello Carboni. Previously, at 5:30 pm, the Diocesan Museum will host the opening of the exhibition "Painted frames" by master Angelo Liberati, closing event of another movie review, "Il cinema siamo noi", curated by Antonello Carboni.

The feature film "Via Crucis" (here its trailer) was produced with only six professional actors and actresses, due to the collaboration of the entire town of Timbío, in the Colombian peripheral province of Cauca. The production was possible thanks to donations and collections in the spirit of the "minga", a popular initiative by which rural people come together to build the neighbour's house, repair a common good or help a family in need. The experiment has resulted in an only apparently naive movie, featuring a very peculiar poetic and strong humour. Director Harold de Vasten is one of the founders of "Cine Minga", a cooperative company aiming at low cost productions that involve populations of the innermost Colombian territories in collective efforts triggering cultural and social growth.

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In this clip, some images of films that will be screened at the next edition of terre di confine filmfestival: short Lux Aeterna and feature film El Silencio del Río, both by Carlos Tribiño Mamby, Colombian director and screenwriter who won numerous awards in international festivals, like the FEBIOFEST in Prague and the Colombian Film Festival in New York.

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The 15th edition of BOGOSHORTS - Bogotá Short Film Festival, Colombia's main short film festival, will take place in Bogota from 5th to 13th December.

About 3000 short films sent from all over the world responded to the BOGOSHORTS call. The current edition includes the screening of the 350 selected short films, regrouped into 47 programs and 34 sections, including two sections dedicated to national and international competition. The programming takes place in a dozen locations in Bogotá, including the recently renovated 'Cine Tonalà', a multimedia center with two cine halls, a bar and a restaurant.

The festival site details the program of the various sections. The emblem of BOGOSHORTS is the statuette of Saint Lucy, which the organizers choose in 2007 as 'patron of filmmakers, dreamers and visual impaired persons’. The current edition inaugurates a new initiative, the  BFM - BOGOSHORTS Film Market (see its full catalogue here), aimed at strengthening and qualifying the different actors of the Colombian audiovisual sector. This year's promo, proposed above, invites to 'discover your own destiny'.

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A 48-hour Finnish, classic-to-contemporary film marathon kicked off on November 24 at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival in Estonia. In the framework of celebrations for the centennial of Finnish independence, Tallinn is now the stage of the special tour dedicated to cinema, “Finland 100 Years – Through the Eyes of Cinema”, a selection of Finnish cult films curated by the Midnight Sun Film Festival. Thanks to the collaboration with the Tallinn Film Festival director, Tiina Lokk-Tramberg, the staff of the Midnight Sun Film Festival was also able to organize a full immersion into Finnish atmospheres with a mobile sauna, a Finnish Underground Bar, live music with Poutahaukat (the band playing in Aki Kaurismäki's The other side of hope), karaoke and dance sessions with old Finnish hits, such as Sixties tangos.

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Three feature films as director: La gente de la Universal (1991), El colombian dream (2006) and Tres escapularios (2016). Three titles which have literally upset the Colombian cinema ecosystem. Director, screenwriter, director of photography, editor, songwriter fascinated by a country full of beauty and grief, Felipe Aljure has introduced important narrative and technical novelties into Colombian cinema. With Tres escapularios he created a small masterpiece "only equipped with a Twingo and a camera." In the past, he worked as assistant to Martin Scorsese's Mission, as a production assistant in Chronicle of an Announced Death by Francesco Rosi, director of the second unit and responsible for Colombian casting of L'amore ai tempi del colera by Mike Newell, and editor of Los colores de la montaña by Carlos César Arbeláez, another of the films we will see during the next edition of terre di confine filmfestival. Felipe Aljure is also responsible for the adoption, in 2003, of the Colombian law for cinema. A multifaceted figure with whom we'll soon be able to exchange views during our festival.
Here he was interviewed by Santiago Rivas for EN ÓRBITA / @enorbitaweb.

  1. Colombia, el río / su riu: the new Colombian cinema and the river, by Marco Antonio Pani
  2. Marco Antonio Pani artistic director of terre di confine filmfestival, XI edition
  3. Voy a Colombia...
  4. Hernán Méndez Alonso: This is why I became an actor

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