MONDAY AT CAMERIMAGE!

Monday November 18th, 2013




On Monday competition will take wings. In the Main Competition - two films about two Western superpowers: United Kingdom and United States of America. Within Polish Films Competition two films not only about important issues for the modern polish society, but also with universal message.

Traffic Department by Wojciech Smarzowski is a political thriller based in polish police realms. Friendships, parties, murder, policy and corruption. And all of this was filmed in turns: by professional camera and mobile phone.

(10 am Opera Nova, Main Screening Room)

After the screening, a cinematographer Piotr Sobociński Jr., and actor Eryk Lubos will be at the press conference.

(12:15 pm Opera Nova, Press Conference Room)

While Traffic Department is focused on system pathology, In the Name Of. By Małgośka Szumowska offers a journey across the individual morality. Andrzej Chyra as a homosexual priest in catholic community reckons with his own past and outside expectations. (3.15 pm Opera Nova, Main Screening Room) One of the films from the Main Competition is also dealing with religious issues. Mary Queen of Scots is Mary Stuart, catholic queen biography. This is a story about her complicated life: husbands, friendship and rivalry with her cousin Elisabeth - queen of protestant England.

(6:45 pm Opera Nova, Main Screening Room) Just after the screening, a cinematographer Rainer Klausmann and leading actress - Camille Rutherford will be guests of the press conference.

(9pm Opera Nova, Press Conference Room)

Firstly however, we are inviting to the White House backroom. Lee Daniel's The Butler tells a story about a man, who was serving seven subsequent USA presidents. Through his perspective, we observe changes in the 20th century American society.

(12:30 pm Opera Nova, Main Screening Room).

Simultaneously, in the Documentary Screening Room (Opera Nova) documentaries are being presented.

There are workshops, presentations and seminars you can attend as well. At 11 am - Canon EOS C300 workshops with Franz Lustig, who will talk about cinematographic challenges related to his work on How I Live Now by Kevin Macdonald (Workshops Centre- University of Economy, Building M)

Then, at 5.30 pm Hawk workshops. Cinematographers will share their work experiences with camera lenses from this brand.

(Opera Nova 1st Floor Seminar Room)

FINANCED BY THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND NATIONAL HERITAGE OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND AS PART OF THE TASK: CO-ORGANIZATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OF THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2024

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