What (is) Cinema?
Overview of films
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In Person (7): Hou Hsiao-hsien
Tony Rayns talking to `the most important film maker of the 1990s’ Hou Hsiao-hsien. About his beautiful love trilogy Three Times and earlier work.
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In Person (3): Stephen Dwoskin
Interview with Film Maker in Focus Stephen Dwoskin. Dwoskin has been making films since the late 1960s, inspired by the avant-garde. He regularly uses
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In Conversation (2): First Person Cinema
Cinema as a personal tool. A mirrored to look at yourself. In order to set the diary in motion. In order to abolish the private domain. Cinema of this
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In Person (5): Jan Krüger & Jens Jonsson on Michael Haneke
Interview with film makers Jan Krüger and Jens Jonsson, who were commissioned by this first of all to make a short film inspired by the oeuvre of
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In Person (2): Nagasaki Shunichi
Interview with a leader of the Japanese independent cinema and Filmmaker in Focus: Nagasaki Shunichi. Film buff Chuck Stephens talks to him about the
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In Person (8): Harutyun Khachatryan
Interview with great Armenian film maker Harutyun Khachatryan. About his latest film Return of the Poet and the repeatedly recurring subject of his fi
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In Person (1): Sarah Morris
Interview with Artist in Focused Sarah Morris. From Morris, film and painting are two sides of the same coin. She uses both media in order to hold up
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In Person (4): Jan Svankmajer
Jan Svankmajer (Film Maker in Focus 2001) about the use of animation and the influence of surrealism, and the premiere film Lunacy. A conversation wit
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In Person (6): Abolfazl Jalili
Tony Rayns in conversation with Abolfazl Jalili whose film Full or Empty is being screened at the festival.
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In Conversation (6): The Classic Avant-Garde
Since the very early years, the festival has had a special place in its heart for the avant-garde film. But does the genre still exist? And are the cl
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In Conversation (4): The Researchers – On the Benefits of Cinema
Cinema inspires artists and scientists. Cinema can confuse, but also clarify problems that society copes with. Three social scientists discuss the mea