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Sex in Art on Film
EDIT 2009 – 5th International Dance Film Festival

Sex in Art on Film

October 12 | 18.30
Kino

The representation of sexuality on film is as old as cinematic art itself and, in somewhat simplified terms, its history took two courses right from the start. One is pornography, where the sexual act is merely an end in itself for the filmmakers; the other is that of films where physical contact between two persons is an integral part of the film, shaping its form. Making it art. The latter course is the focus of the film festival organised jointly by the Cirko Film – Másképp Foundation and the Budapest Autumn Festival. Selecting from the newest films from seven countries, the festival gives a glimpse into the highly varied artistic forms used in the portrayal of sexuality on film.

A joint programme with the Cirko Film – Másképp Foundation.

Ticket price > HUF 1000

EDIT 2009 – 5th International Dance Film Festival

October 13 | 18.00
Toldi Cinema – Big screen

13 October
6.00 pm | In Memoriam Pina Bausch

14 October
5.15 pm | Mariann Gaál [H] > Barbakán No 1.

6.00 pm | Best of 2005–2008 > Válogatás
Bruno Deville [BE | CH] > La Boule d'Or
Suzon Fuks | James Cunnigngham [AUS] | Rob Tannion [GB] > Fragmentation
Isabel Rocamora [GB] > Horizon of Exile
Roddy Simpson [GB] > Stair
Miquel Àngel Raió [E] > Variations on a Line
Margaret Williams | Cathy Martson [UK] > You Cuba
Tali Rázga | Louise Seloy [DK] > Skift / Change

7.30 pm | Selection from American Films
Selected by Deirdre Towers [Dance Films Association | Dance on Camera | artistic director]
Phil Harder | Rosanne Chamecki | Andrea Lerner [USA] > Flying Lesson
Alla Kovgan | David Hinton [USA | UK] > Nora
Hans Beenhakker [USA] > Shake Off
Noémie Lafrance [USA] > Descent
Philip Buiser [USA] > Folies d'Espagne

9.00 pm | International Shorts I.

15 October
5.15 pm | Mariann Gaál [H] > Barbakán No 2.

6.00 pm | Selection from Hungarian Films
Selected by Ildikó Mándy [Kontakt Táncért Foundation]

7.30 pm | Selection from Israeli Films
Selected by Avi Feldman [Vidance | programme director]
Shira Miasnik | Arkadi Zaides [IL] > Solo Siento
Noa Shadur > Give Me a Break
Benjamin Freidenberg | Iris Erez [IL] > Rehearsal Room
Yifat Gat | Emanuel Gat [IL] > Winter Voyage
Sirah Foighel Brutmann | Asaph Polonsky [IL] > Narroweyes
Emanuella Amichai | Na'ama Nissim [IL] > Interior.Bar

9.00 pm | International Shorts II.

10.00 pm | Talk with the invited curators

16 October
5.15 pm | Mariann Gaál [H] > Barbakán No 3.

6.00 pm | Selection from British Films
Selected by Vicky Bloor [South East Dance | Screen Dance Department | director]

7.30 pm | Premières
Dániel Berecz [H] > Alone
Enikő Kulcsár Vajda [H] > Urban heart
Ernst Suess [A | H] > Stereotype

9.00 pm | Friss muNKA

10.00 pm | Talk with the creators of the new Hungarian films

Tickets can be purchased at the Budapest Autumn Festival customer service exclusively in advance, or on the day of the program form 5 pm at the cinema.

Ticket prices > 600 Ft | 1000 Ft [daily ticket]

EDIT, the dance film festival launched by the Workshop Foundation and the Budapest Autumn Festival, is held with a programme that becomes more interesting every year. The board, this year for the first time composed largely of international experts, has compiled a colourful programme for this anniversary year. The members of the board are not only editors of the festival but also active guests. Besides the latest crop of dance films from the United States, Israel and Great Britain, new Hungarian dance films of the last two years will be shown in a separate block. The opening event on all three days of the festival will be In the Barbakán, a work by Mariann Gaál first shown last year, with musicians and singers providing a new live accompaniment. EDIT2009 will also pay tribute to Pina Bausch, one of the great figures of 20th century dance, who died this year.

Partners >
Dance Films Association | Dance on Camera | South East Dance | Vidance | Goethe-Institut Budapest | Kontakt Táncért Foundation | Trafó – House of Contemporary Arts

A joint programme with the Műhely Foundation.

Supporters >
NKA | Jardin d’Europe | Embassy of Israel