SEDMICA VIŠEGRADSKOG FILMA 2012 Bitka Za Varšavu 1920 (2011)

sedmica višegradskog filma 2012. bitka za varšavu 1920 (2011) – srijeda, 8. februar, 19:00h, dvorana 1 igrani film / 110 min.

SEDMICA VIŠEGRADSKOG FILMA 2012.
Bitka za Varšavu 1920 (2011) – srijeda, 8. februar, 19:00h, dvorana 1
Igrani film / 110 min.
Režija: Jerzy Hoffman, Poljska
Priča o ratu i ljubavi koja se odvija 1920-tih godina, kada sovjetska
vojska pod Tukhachevskyim pokušava razbiti odbrambene linije poljske
vojske pod Pilsudskim. Može li Pilsudskin rizični plan spasiti
kapital? Čudo na Varšavi, kako je bitka nazvana, smatra se kao jedna
od odlučujućih u europskoj povijesti, kada su Poljaci uspjeli
zaustaviti Sovjetske osvajače da idu dalje na zapad kontinenta.
Osobna iskaznica (2010) – četvrtak, 9. februar, 17:30h, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 137 min.
Režija: Ondřej Trojan, Češka
Gorka komedija o odrastanju četvorice tinejdžera u sedamdesetim
godinama. Film prati njihovu sudbinu od trenutka kada su sa petnaest
godina dobili osobnu iskaznicu, do osamnaeste, kada pokušavaju izbjeći
vojnu obavezu stjecanjem potvrde o nesposobnosti. U njihovo vrijeme
sam izlazak na cestu bez osobne iskaznice značilo je upustiti se u
rizik, a bauk odlaska u vojsku bila je jedna od zamki totalitarnog
režima. Uz veoma plastičnu rekonstrukciju jednoga doba, film dojmljivo
obuhvata turbulentnu životnu fazu, kad se iz djetinjstva prelazi u
svijet odraslih, a taj put vodi kroz rušenje konformizma i
roditeljskih ideala, revolt prema društvu, traganje za samim sobom i
pronalaženje samopoštovanja, kako nekoć tako i danas. Film ima
strukturu dnevničkog pripovijedanja u kojem glavni junak bilježi samo
za njega važne događaje između 14. i 19. godine.
Test (2011) – četvrtak, 9. februar, 20:00, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 90 min.
Režija: Péter Bergendy, Mađarska
Budimpeša 1957. Nakon haotičnih događaja u oktobru 1956. godine, Odjel
za državnu bezbjednost mora biti siguran ko su agenti kojima se može
vjerovati u budućnosti, te se njihova lojalnost sistemu mora staviti
na test. Za perspektivnog oficira državne bezbjednosti, Junga Andrása,
Badnje veče donosi određeni test: on ni ne sluti da njegov učitelj i
trener Markó Pál nadgleda i ocjenjuje sve njegove postupake i rečenice
iz susjedne zgrade. Da András zna da se neće sresti u svom zavjerskom
domu sa svojom strogo skrivanom ljubavnicom Évom, bolje bi čuvao listu
agenata koju je posjedovao. Ipak lista nestaje, András saznaje da Éva
nije osoba kakvom ju je smatrao, te da ne mogu vjerovati jedno
drugome.
Vinci (2004) – petak, 10. februar, 17:30, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 107 min.
Režija: Janusz Machulski, Poljska
Cuma je nemilosrdno pametan lopov koji izlazi iz zatvora i odmah
počinje osmišljavati plan za krađu Leonardo da Vincijeve slike Lady
with an Ermine, iz Czartoryskog muzeja u Krakowu, u Poljskoj. Teškoća
se pojavljuje kada sazna da je njegov dobar prijatelj i bivši
sudionik, Julian – našao novo zanimanje kao policajac. Pitanje se
postavlja da li će Julijan ostati vjeran ili izdati Cumu.
Tango komaraca (2009) – petak, 10. februar, 19:30, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 97 min.
Režija: Miloslav Luther, Slovačka
Dva emigranta se vraćaju sa kratke posjete Slovačkoj, nakon što su
godine proveli u inozemstvu. Karol se mora razvesti jer se želi ponovo
oženiti. Njegova dobrostojeća zaručnica, Lucija, boji se da Karol
možda neće uspjeti u svojim namjerama, te angažuje drugorazrednog
glumca, Ruda, da pazi na njega. Njihova misija se nepredvidivo
komplicira nakon što stignu u Bratislavu. Njihova prošlost ih je
dočekala i sada je trenutak da se iskažu ko su zapravo. Međutim, oni
nisu jedini koji pokušavaju dobiti ono što žele. Ironični mozaik samo
u nekoliko dana otkriva tajne nekoliko različitih priča.
Kontrola (2003) – subota, 11. februar, 17:30, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 105 min.
Režija: Nimród Antal, Mađarska
Sablasni vozovi i sablasni likovi, naravno figurativno govoreći, su to
što prolazi kroz neprekidne noći ovog podzemnog metro sistema.
Bulcsújev život, koji je nekada bio na površini, gdje stvarni ljudi
idu kući poslije posla, koji odlaze u kina, ili u dobar restoran, sada
je zamijenjeno tamom, hladnoćom i usamljenom arenom njegovg novog
života. On i njegova raznolika ekipa oloških kontrolora metro karata
moraju patrolirati vozovima koji svakodnevno prevoze građane
tamo-ovamo i provjeravati da se niko ne usudi doći dole, u njihov
svijet, za besplatnu vožnju.
Nula (2009) – subota, 11. februar, 19:30, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 110 min.
Režija: Paweł Borowski, Poljska
„Jednoga dana u jednom gradu“ - na temelju koncepta Newetonove
kolijevke, zaplet počinje s redosljedom koji je zadan privatnom
detektivu kako bi slijedio nekoga. Obično izrečeno „DA“ preko
telefona, izaziva lanac događaja u životima ljudi koji vjerojatno nisu
međusobno povezani. Priča o ljubavi i mržnji, o onima koji varaju i
koji su prevareni, o nasilju i seksu, i iznenađujućim tajnama koje smo
naučili u tih čudnih dvadeset i četiri sata.
Prekršeno obećanje (2009) – nedjelja, 12. februar, 17:30, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 130 min.
Režija: Jirij Chlumsky, Slovačka
Martin je bio talentirani nogometni igrač, koji je sa svojim
suigračima često išao na zvonik u mjesnoj crkvi, kojom upravlja Jozef
Tiso [koji će postati šef fašističke Slovačke države]. U vrijeme
Martinove bar mitzve, Slovačka postaje fašističkom državom, te je
obiteljska proslava u Friedmannovoj obitelji posljednja koja će se
održati. Obitelj je vidjela priliku u Palestini, ali je Martinov je
otac odbio neizvjesnu budućnost “u pustinji“...
Okovi (2009) – nedjelja, 12. februar, 20:00h, dvorana 2
Igrani film / 146 min.
Režija: Radim Špaček, Češka
Psihološki triler smješten u totalitarnu, komunističku Čehoslovačku
ranih '80-tih, donosi priču o agentu tajne policije progonjenom
valstitim unutarnjim nemirom. Njegov neartikulisani bijes i očaj
usmjerava se prema naizgled nevinoj mladoj ženi. Da li je to ljubav,
strast ili samo bijeg od dosade? Antoninova besmislena težnja da
pridobije Klaru okreće ga ne samo protiv tradicionalnih neprijatelja
režima, već i protiv samog sebe.
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VISEGRAD FILM WEEK 2012
Battle of Warsaw 1920 (2011) – Wednesday, 8 February, 19:00 hrs, room
1
Feature film / 110 min
Director: Jerzy Hoffman, Poland
A tale of war and love taking place in 1920 when the Soviet army under
Tukhachevsky tries to break the defensive lines of the Polish army
under Pilsudski. Can Pilsudski’s risky master plan save the capital?
The Miracle at the Vistula river, as the battle is also called, is
considered as one the most decisive points in European history when
Poles managed to stop the Soviet invaders from going further to West
of the continent.
Identity Card (2010) – Thursday, 9 February, 17:30 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 137 min
Director: Ondřej Trojan, Czech Republic
A bittersweet comedy directed by Ondrej Trojan and based on the novel
by Petr Sabach, maps the lives of four boys -- their friends, first
loves and conflicts with their parents -- from the age of 15, when
they receive their state identity cards, to 18, when they try
everything possible to get out of military service. Petr, Ales,
Cinderella and Míta are growing up in the 1970s, a time when leaving
your identity card at home could get you into trouble and the prospect
of compulsory military service was loathed and dreaded. In
totalitarian Czechoslovakia they try, individually and collectively,
to retain their perspective and sense of humor and avoid making too
many compromises with the regime. Along the way there are many comic
and absurd episodes, but also dramatic events with fatal consequences.
The film has the structure of the diary storytelling in which the main
character shows us only for him important events between 14 to 19
years of his age.
The Test (2011) – Thursday, 9 February, 20:00 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 90 min
Director: Péter Bergendy, Hungary
1957, Budapest. After the chaotic events of October 1956, the State
Security Department has to make sure who are agents whom you can trust
in the future, so their loyalty to the system has to be tested. For a
perspective state security officer, Jung András a Christmas Eve brings
a particular test: he does not suspect that from the opposite house
his paternal master and trainer, Markó Pál monitors and assesses every
of his acts and sentences. If András knew that he wouldn't meet in his
conspired home with his strictly secret lover, Éva (Hamor Gabriella),
and would have kept carefully the list of agents in his possession.
The list however disappears, András learns that Éva is not at all the
person he thought he and that no one can trust the other.
Vinci (2004) – Friday, 10 February, 17:30 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 107 min
Director: Janusz Machulski, Poland
Cuma - a relentlessly clever thief who gets sprung from prison and
promptly sets about devising a plan to lift Leonardo Da Vinci's
painting Lady with an Ermine from the Czartoryski Museum in Krakow,
Poland. A kink turns up in his plan when he learns that his good buddy
and former accomplice, Julian - vocal about his desire to participate
in the theft - reveals his new occupation as a policeman. The question
thus arises of whether Julian will remain loyal or betray Cuma.
Mosquito's Tango (2009) – Friday, 10 February, 19:30 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 97 min
Director: Miloslav Luther, Slovakia
Two emigrants return for a brief visit to Slovakia after spending long
years in abroad. The Karol needs to get divorced because he wants to
remarry. His well–to–do fiancée, Lucia, is afraid that Karol might
fail in his intentions, and so she hires a second–rate actor, Rudo, to
keep an eye on him. Their mission gets unpredictably complicated after
they arrive in Bratislava. Their past has been waiting for them and
now they must show who they really are. However, they are not the only
ones wanting to gain their point. An ironical mosaic of a few days
uncovers the secrets of a number of different stories.
Control (2003) – Saturday, 11 February, 17:30 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 105 min
Director: Nimród Antal, Hungary
Ghost trains and ghostly characters, figuratively speaking of course,
are what run through the perpetual night of this underground metro
system. Bulcsú’s life that once was, on the surface, where the real
people go home after work, who go to the movies or a fine restaurant
is now replaced by the dark, cold and solitude arena of his new
dwellings. He and his motley crew of ragtag metro ticket Controllers
must patrol the trains that run these City dwellers back and forth and
with daily ritual, check that no one dare come down into their world
for a free ride.
Zero (2009) – Saturday, 11 February, 19:30 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 110 min
Director: Paweł Borowski, Poland
“One day in one city” – based on the concept of Newton’s cradle the
plot starts with an order given to a private detective to follow
someone. A single ‘yes’ said over the phone provokes a chain of events
in the lives of people that presumably are not linked to each other. A
story about love and hatred, about those who cheat and who are
cheated, about violence and sex and surprising secrets which we learn
within these strange twenty four hours.
Broken Promise (2009) – Sunday, 12 February, 17:30 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 130 min
Director: Jirij Chlumsky, Slovakia
Martin was a talented football player, who with his team-mates often
went to toll the bell at the local church administered by one Jozef
Tiso (who was eventually to become the head of the fascist Slovak
State). About the time of Martin’s bar mitzvah, the Slovak State was
declared and the family celebration in the Friedmann family was the
very last one to be held. The family saw an opportunity to emigrate to
Palestine, Martin’s father refused the uncertain future “in the
desert”...
Walking too fast (2009) – Sunday, 12 February, 20:00 hrs, room 2
Feature film / 146 min
Director: Radim Špaček, Czech Republic
Psychological thriller set in a totalitarian, communist Czechoslovakia
in the early 80’s, tells the story of the agent of the secret police
persecuted by his own inner turmoil. His uncontrolled anger and
despair is oriented towards a seemingly innocent young woman. Is it
love, passion or just an escape from boredom? Antonin's senseless
striving to win over Clare, turns him not only against the traditional
enemies of the regime, but also against himself.