The 400 Blows - François Truffaut - Movies. This sort of ending wasn’t common in 1959, and viewers were impressed.
Mr. Truffaut, overcoming the considerable ill will he had earned as a Cahiers critic, won the prize for best director at Cannes; the movie was a hit in France and all over the world. That freeze-frame stuck in people’s minds as if it were a sharp, nagging memory of their own. What looks most remarkable now, though, isn’t the blank still face that closes the film, but the daringly long run that brings us to it, that allows our emotions to gather and build with each short, stiff step until, without quite understanding why, we end up overwhelmed.
It’s the movie in miniature, really. Right from the start of his career Truffaut had the sly gift of holding our attention while appearing to be doing almost nothing, just moving at his own casual pace away from the traditions that dogged him and toward something that might have looked to him as huge and vague and daunting as the ocean. Short films for children – Children's Film First. Currently available film titles in our database: ECFA - Children's Film First - Warning: Use of undefined constant Y - assumed 'Y' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /homepages/46/d180074953/htdocs/cff/include/shorts.php on line 53 2020.
Short Films – European Children's Film Association. #bullyingstory English title: #bullyingstoryOriginal title: #pestverhaalGerman title: #mobbinggeschichteNetherlands, 2019, 16 min.
Director: Eef HilgersProduction company: Tangerine Tree Rotterdam Netherlands Phone: +31 614547260 info@tangerinetree.nlAge recommendation: 12 years and upFilm genre: Documentary Synopsis:Bullying is a shockingly common phenomenon which begins in the schoolyard and goes viral on social media. Filmmaker Eef Hilgers lends a platform to a seldom-heard voice, as 13-year-old Rosalie paints a picture of persistent psychological torment, which ends up tainting even the former sanctuary of her own bedroom.
By speaking up about it and trading stories with other victims over the internet, she slowly recovers her self-esteem. Marketing strategies:World sales NPO Sales Hilversum Netherlands Phone: +31 35 6773561 info@nposales.com Festivals:Berlinale Generation 2019 (laudable mention) Interview: ECFA-Interview with Nienke Korthof and Willem Baptist. A touch of spice Activities – EUFORIA. Association: 2nd Grade of High School: Presentation / Reviewing 1st step: Read the following reviews. 2nd step: Complete the following table according to the positive or negative features you have noticed in this fragmentary screening.
Reviews: The exceptional cinematography and the meandering art direction are not the only mesmerizing elements of this film. Evanthia Reboutsika’s melodies sound like music from the past, charged with memories and full of feelings. Giota Papadimakopoulou, Unique personalities, childhood loves that were never forgotten, simple and humane words that speak straight to our soul, move us and immerse us into a trip to the universe. A touch of spice Teacher Guide – EUFORIA. The Filmic Context What happens in cinema theaters in the 1990s?
After facing the box office crisis of the 80s, cinema “decides” to bring the people back to the theatres. Multiplex cinemas lead Greek cinema to adopt a fast paced aesthetics, full of elements of the comedic genre, medium shots and close-ups, dialogues with of advertising-like catchphrases, or light-hearted themes that are presented with a pinch of salt. The sold tickets skyrocketed to the level of six-digit numbers: a phenomenon that repeated the glory of the golden age of Greek cinema, that fell into decay in the early 1970s. New technologies and digital cinema give us the opportunity to boost the production, explore new possibilities, and open a creative dialogue with television. Feature Films – European Children's Film Association. Always Amber English title: Always AmberOriginal title: Alltid AmberGerman title: Always Amber *Sweden, 2020 Director: Reinikainen Bergenman, Hannah & Hietala, LiaProduction company: Story ABAge recommendation: 14 years and upLength: 76 min.Film genre: Documentary Synopsis:Amber is a 17 year old teen.
Together with best friend Sebastian, they share a world far away from the judging eyes of the society as two queer youngsters. But when Sebastian falls in love with Ambers girlfriend everything starts to fall apart. Feature Films – European Children's Film Association.