Festival Diary
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26/10/2008
The first awards at the 38th “Molodist” were given out Oct 24. The award ceremony for gay-lesbian films “Sunny Bunny” took place at cinema “Zhovten”. The international jury headed by Anatoliy Yarema, with Larysa Denysenko (Ukraine), Ed Mishyn (Russia), and Samantha Sokolovsky (Germany), made up the decision to award the full-length “Guitar” by Amy Redford (USA). A special diploma went to the “You, me and him” by Brazilian director Daniel Ribeiro.
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26/10/2008
Oct 25 competition program finished with Slavic and Asian movies. Last three films presented were “Snow” by Bosnian Aida Begic, “Fine, totally fine” by Japanese director Yosuke Fujita and “Huddersfield” by Serbian Ivan Zivkovic. At the press conference one of “Huddersfield” actors, Damjan Kecojevic told about the start of the picture and the film distribution in Serbia.
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26/10/2008
Oct 24 French was heard at festival locations almost everywhere. Two participants of the full-length competition program were screened on Friday – “Versailles” by Pierre Scholler and “The Fight” by Anais Barbeau-Lavalette. Journalists used the chance to see the contemporary and classis French movies and meet with their creators and critics.
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23/10/2008
Two more days to go: what Oct 24 has in store for you
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23/10/2008
Actress and painter Larisa Kadochnikova picked up the theme of flights Roman Balayan started. On Day 4 she presented her memoir book “White bird. Flights in dreams and reality” she had been writing for 4 years. “Molodist” special correspondent found out what, to Mrs. Kadochnikova’s mind, Ukrainian filmmakers lack and why her book would be a useful tool for any of them.
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21/10/2008
Cinema fans and journalists hanging around “Kyiv” theater on Day 3 saw more than any other “Molodist” location could offer. Oct 21 was the day to present many festival features among which three events caused general resonance and, what is especially remarkable, attracted many well-known personalities.
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19/10/2008
38th Kyiv international film festival “Molodist” opened Oct 18 with Roman Balayan’s “Birds of paradise” and theatrical performance inspired by the immortal Don Quixote of Miguel de Cervantes by Kyiv theatre “Dakh” (director Vlad Troitskyi).
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19/10/2008
38th Kyiv international film festival “Molodist” opened Oct 18 with Roman Balayan’s “Birds of paradise” and theatrical performance inspired by the immortal Don Quixote of Miguel de Cervantes by Kyiv theatre “Dakh” (director Vlad Troitskyi).
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