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 Movie: Hope the Pitanga Cherries Grow-Tales of Luanda Country:Angola Director:Ondjaki and Kiluanje Liberdade Venues:Auditorium Summary: 30 years independence, 3 years peace. The capital, originally created for 600.000 people is now home to 4 million. Ten characters show us ten different sides of life in Luanda. 10:00
 Movie: Cuba: An African Odyssey Country:United Kingdom Director:Jihan el Tahri Program:Contemporary World Cinema Venues:Auditorium Summary: From 1961 to 1991, Africa was a battleground for competing interests. Fidel Castro build a new offensive strategy, having lasting influence in Africa’s battles against colonialism. 10:00
Description: This workshop, in two sessions, gives aspiring filmmakers a way to learn about the technical aspects of filmmaking by learning how to watch films for technical information. This series of annual workshops helps to discover and uncover technical methods employed in filmmaking such as cinematography, editing, acting, sound, postproduction, and script. This year the workshop will focus on the art of editing. 14:15
 Movie: Dust Country:Germany Director:Hartmut Bitomsky Program:Contemporary World Cinema Venues:Green Room Summary: Dust. It is everywhere and ever present. In associative and symphonic movements,
Bitomsky pursues it to the place where it settles, and seeks people who contend with it.
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 Movie: Rize Country:United States of America Director:David Lachapelle Program:Contemporary World Cinema Venues:Auditorium Summary: Rize reveals a dance phenomenon born from oppression in US ghettos which modernizes moves unique to African tribal rituals with athletic movement sped up to impossible speeds.
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Description: On children’s rights
4 PM Shams Banji, Through my Eyes (Uganda, 2008, 4 x 15 min.)
5 PM panel discussion
6 PM Irene Kulabako Kakembo, All our Children (Uganda, 2008, 45 min.)
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 Movie: 2Fs Country:Uganda Director:Peter Suuna Program:Eastern Parallels Screening Program:Uganda Focus I Venues:Auditorium Summary: Presented by the filmmakers 18:00
Summary: Onswa-Moiza Woman’s Drama Group from Budaka district will perform the story of The Twins. The group performs a mixture of drama, dance and music from Budaka culture with traditional instruments such as the namado drum, the tongoi harp and the omudili long drum. 19:00
 Movie: American Blackout Country:United States of America Director:Ian Inata Program:Contemporary World Cinema Venues:Green Room Summary: Unprecedented access to one of the most controversial politicians in America examines contemporary tactics used to control our democratic process and silence political dissent.
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 Movie: If… Country:United Kingdom Director:Lindsay Anderson Program:The Lineage of Parallel Cinema Venues:Kino Hut Summary: Lindsay Anderson’s first order of business was satirizing the initiating institution of English public school life which he resolved with a savage insurrection. 20:30
 Movie: The Loose Change Cycle Country:United States of America Director:Dylan Avery Program:Contemporary World Cinema Venues:Green Room Summary: Dylan Avery began writing a fictional story while discovering that the 9/11 attacks were not a terrorist attack but that they were, rather, an attack orchestrated as an inside job. 21:00
 Movie: The Manchurian Candidate Country:United States of America Director:John Frankenheimer Program:Parralel Pathways Venues:Kino Hut Summary: A group of U.S. soldiers are captured one night during the Korean War in 1952. But nothing is quite what it seems. Soldiers start to have disturbing dreams. 22:00
 Movie: Czech Dream Country:Czech Republic Director:Filip Raimunda and Vit Klasik Program:Contemporary World Cinema Venues:Green Room Summary: Students from the Czech Film Academy commission a leading advertising agency to organize a campaign for the opening of a new supermarket named Czech Dream which does not exist. 23:15
 Movie: Targets Country:United States of America Director:Peter Bogdanovich Program:Parralel Pathways Venues:Kino Hut Summary: Two unrelated real elements are juxtaposed: a thinly disguised account of ex-marine Charles Whitman, and the real life experience of aging actor and legend, Boris Karloff.
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