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4th Seminar of 70mm film in Krnov 2009
3 - 5. April 2009, Kino Mir 70, Krnov, The Czech Republic
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Written
by: Jakub Klíma,
Photographed by: Jan Nálepa, Jan Piska etc. |
Date:
09.12.2008 |
 4th Seminar of 70mm film in Krnov
3 - 5 . April 2009.
Under patronage of the City Council of Krnov and with the cooperation of
ACFC and Masaryk University in Brno, the Mir 70 theatre will again
be the meeting point for film enthusiasts from not only the Czech Republic but also visitors
from Austria, Denmark, Holland, Poland and Germany.
In March 2006 a few Czech 70mm film fans came together for a unique
experience. The event was the first "70mm seminar" to be held in the
Kino Mir 70 cinema.
For the first time in many years the audience, mostly students,
projectionists and teachers from the city of Krnov in the Czech Republic
experienced the unique quality of the 70mm format. The event was
successful and the team who organized it decided to continue the
following year.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Jakub Klíma
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Program (subject to change)
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"Baraka"
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  "Baraka"
(1:36).
Filmed in: 65mm 5 perforations, 24 frames per second.
Principal photography in: Todd-AO 70mm. Presented:
on the curved screen in Todd-AO with 6-track magnetic stereo.
Aspect ratio: 2,21:1. Country of origin: USA. Production year: 1992.
World Premiere: 30.08.1992, Montreal World Film Festival. Montreal,
Canada.
Directed by Ron Fricke. Written by: Constantine Nicholas & Genevieve
Nicholas. Produced by Mark Magidson & Alton Walpole. Music by Michael
Stearns. Cinematography by Ron Fricke. Edited by David Aubrey, Ron
Fricke, Mark Magidson
 Ron Fricke's next film
"Samsara" -
a work in progress
"Baraka"
during it's second Copenhagen run in 2000 |
"Goya"
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  "Goya
– oder der arge Weg der Erkenntnis" / "Goya – or the hard way to enlightment"
(3:26).
Filmed in: 70mm 5 perforations, 24 frames per second.
Principal photography in: DEFA 70. Presented on:
The curved screen in DEFA 70 with 6-track magnetic stereo.
Aspect ratio: 2,21:1. Country of origin: DDR. Production year: 1970.
World Premiere:
16.09.1971,
Kosmos, Berlin, DDR.
Directed by Konrad Wolf. Director of Photography: W. Bergmann,
K. Ryshow. Cinematography: Werner Bergmann, Konstantin Ryschow.
Music: Kara and Faradsh Karajew. Set Design: Alfred Hischmeier,
Waleri Jurkewitsch. Costume Design: Ludmilla Schildknecht,
Joachim Dittrich. Dramaturge: Walter Janka, Alexander Dymschitz.
Screenplay: Angel Wagenstein. DEFA 1971
Donatas Banionis (Goya), Olivera Vugo (Duchess Alba), Fred Düren
(Esteve), Tatjana Lolowa (Queen Maria Luisa), Rolf Hoppe (King
Carlos IV), Ernst Busch (Jovellanos), Carmen Herold (Maria
Rosario)
DEFA 70
movies
By Ingolf Vonau,
Berlin, Germany
Certainly the most important and artistic significant 70mm
Feature Film Production of DEFA
Don Francisco de Goya Lucientes (1746 - 1828) is an artist to
the court of Karl IV of Spain. He is well known and well-to-do,
but feels himself becoming more and more remote from the daily
life and suffering of the Spanish people. After meeting the
singer Maria Rosario in a Madrid tavern, where she is singing
revolutionary songs, he becomes even more reflective. Rosario is
hauled before the Inquisition. Goya is invited to attend as a
warning not to stray from the official path. But it doesn't stop
him from increasingly leaving the castle to portray the desires
and nightmares of simple people in his paintings. Soon the
Inquisition is on his trail…
Based on Lion Feuchtwanger's novel "This is the hour – Goya",
and starring the Lithuanian actor Donatas Banionis as main
character, the director Konrad Wolf creates an unconventional
adaptation with images of lasting impressions. Declared aim of
that big DEFA co production with the Russian LENFILM was to
portrait the character of the artist Goya and to show his
painful process of enlightenment in realizing the true Spanish
society. How closely can an artist align himself with the powers
that be if he wants to be honest and creative?
A destiny of an artist as allegory to present. The film was
supposed to be different to the western style of biographical
illustrative screen adaptations in using the cinematographic
tools. Director of Photography Werner Bergmann and his Russian
Colleague Konstantin Ryshow were trying to bring to appear their
special view on how to use wide-screen photography in
filmmaking. According to their principle that only the task not
the possibility demands the format. A point of view sometimes
contrary to the western view of cinematography. At premier night
the 2 part film had a length of 161 min. Some months later the
director himself changed the montage and shortened the film to
134 min. It was his own decision to make the intention in
portraying the painter Goya more understandable. This last
version is the only available one.
Festivals and Awards:
• Moscow International Film Festival, Special Jury Award, 1971
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"2001: A Space Odyssey"
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 “2001: A Space Odyssey”
(2:29) + intermission.
Filmed in:
65mm, 24 frames per second.
Principal photography in: Super Panavision 70. Presented:
On the curved screen with 6-track Dolby Stereo, format 43.
Aspect ratio: 2,21;1. Country of origin: USA. Production year:
1968.
World Premiere: 02.04.1968 The Uptown Theatre, Washington, USA.
Produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick. Cinematography by Geoffrey
Unsworth. Edited by Ray Lovejoy. Douglas Trumbull (special photographic
effects supervisor).
Keir Dullea (Dr. Dave Bowman), Gary Lockwood (Dr. Frank Poole), William
Sylvester (Dr. Heywood R. Floyd), Daniel Richter (Moon-Watcher), Douglas
Rain (HAL 9000 (voice))
Oscar: Special Visual Effects, Stanley Kubrick
Academy Award Nominated: Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Best
Director, Best Writing, Story and Screenplay - Written Directly for the
Screen
Full credits
The CD
Soundtrack
A Roadshow
Odyssey
Restoring the
soundtrack
"2001" and the
curved screen
The Original Reserved Seat Engagements Of "2001: A Space Odyssey"
Christiane Kubrick's Website
Creating special effects for "2001"
Kubrick
Films and old Christiane Kubrick
web site hosted by Warner Brothers.
Warner Brothers' 7 year old "2001"
web site
10th Anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's passing
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"Those Magnificient Men in Their Flying Machines"
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 “Those
Magnificient Men in Their Flying Machines, or How I flew from
London to Paris, in 25 hours and 11 minutes”
(2:18) + intermission.
Filmed in:
65mm, 24 frames per second.
Principal photography in: Todd-AO. Presented on:
The curved screen in Todd-AO with 6-track DTS Stereo.
Aspect ratio: 2,21;1. Country of origin: USA. Production year:
1965.
World Premiere: 03.06.1965 Astoria, London, England
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Sunday, 5. April 2009
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The Kino Mir 70
4th 70mm Festival 2009
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Friday, 3. April
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Saturday, 4. April
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Sunday, 5. April
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2009 Festival Pass
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Includes admission to all screenings during the three
days. It does not include accommodation.
Festival Pass Price: ___ CZK/ approx. __ EUR (it may change due exchange
rate).
Reservation will be accepted by
Jakub Klíma
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The organisers wish
to thank the following individuals for their help. |
Jaromír Blažejovský, PhD, from Masaryk University who was again
asked about introducing each title.
Many thanks go to Pavel Tomešek, the head of the theather Mir 70
in Krnov, officals of culture department of Krnov (MIKS) for
their neverending work.
Special thanks goes to Jean Pierre Gutzeit, Germany.
Many thanks to _______ and many others
for their endeavour work.
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Accommodation
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For more
information, please, contact
Jakub
Klima
Hotel Pepa Hotel****
Zámecké náměstí 7
794 01 Krnov
Phone: +420 554 611 005, +420 554
610 806
14 rooms,
price: - single bed room ___,- CZK person/night, breakfast
included.
Double bed room ____,- CZK person/night breakfast included.
Hotel Praha Hotel**
Revoluční 10
794 01 Krnov
Phone.: +420 554 610 741, +420 602 722 634
Single bed room: ___ CZK per night and person, twin bed room: ___ CZK per
night and person.
All hotels
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2009 Credits
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70mm Seminar Contact information:
Director of the Mir 70 theather and founder:
Pavel Tomešek
Projectonists: Pavel Tomešek, Jan Piska, Jan Bodišínský
Web designer and art designer:
Jan Nálepa
and
Jakub Klima
CSL. Armady 35/811
Krnov 794 01
The Czech Republic
Phone: +420 775 919 059 |
Projectors will be on display display in the in Mir 70 foyer and everyone
will be invited to visit the projection room. The invitation
will not go unnoticed, and the projection room will again be full of guests of all ages.
A small breakfast before the morning screening and some refreshment
during the whole seminar will be prepared for all visitors.
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More
in 70mm reading:
Krnov 2008 festival report
First 70mm Seminar
Second 70mm Seminar
Third 70mm Seminar
Internet link:
Kino Mir 70
Namesti Miru 14
794 01 Krnov
The Czech Republic
Telephone: +420 554 615 050
Head of the Kino Mir 70: Pavel Tomešek
Official Festival Page
Filmvorfuehrer.de
www.krnov.cz
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