(Opera Nova, Main Screening Room)<\/b><\/p>\n Director Alejandro Montiel<\/b> and cinematographer Sol Lopatin<\/b> – who is nominated to the Golden Frog Award for the second time – will meet the audience immediately after the screening. <\/p>\n (Opera Nova, Conference Room)<\/b><\/p>\n Home from Home – Chronicle of a Vision<\/i><\/span>(2:15 p.m. Opera Nova, Main Screening Room)<\/b> is the second candidate for the Camerimage Grand Prize today. Difficult living conditions made hundreds of thousands of Europeans emigrate to South America. The black-and-white film tells a story of two brothers looking for their place in life. The film is a continuation of, and at the same time, a cinematic prequel to the TV trilogy made by Edgar Reitz<\/b> with particularly moving Gernot Roll<\/b> cinematography. The cinematographer will be guest at press conference to be held after the screening. <\/p>\n Thursday gives an opportunity to take lessons from masters of the art of cinematography. During “Experiential Cinema” Workshops, Joan Churchill<\/b> and Alan Baker<\/b> will divide students into two groups: the first one will act in an improvised situation; the second group will take turns shooting that situation. Afterwards, the material shot will be watched and critiqued. <\/p>\n (12 p.m. – 2 p.m., MCK, Eagle Cinema)<\/b> (11 a.m., Workshops Centre, University of Economy, Building M)<\/b> At 2.30 p.m. cinematographers Tom Stern<\/b> and Reed Morano<\/b> will be co-presenting an ARRI camera and lighting workshop, both of them sharing their longstanding experience (Workshop Centre, University of Economy, Building M)<\/b>. And finally, we are inviting to Kodak workshops entitled It’s About the Look (7 p.m., Opera Nova, Seminar Room)<\/b>. <\/p>\n In the evening, there will be an 1,5 hour feat of music and film in the Main Screening Room. Screening of music videos selected for the competition will start at 6.30 p.m. 370 videos were submitted, and only 16 nominated to compete for awards in two categories: Best Music Video and Best Cinematography in a Music Video. Be ready for a true mixture of genres: from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds<\/b>, Russian punk rock, to Jay-Z & Justin Timberlake<\/b>. <\/p>\n (Opera Nova, Main Screening Room)<\/b><\/p>\n The press conference with nominated authors will follow this music marathon. <\/p>\n (Opera Nova, Conference Room)<\/b><\/p>\n Justin Timberlake<\/b> will appear not only in the music video. The latest film made by Coen brothers<\/b>, Inside Llewyn Davis<\/i><\/span>, that received Grand Prix Award at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, will be shown in the Main Competition. We will see week in the life of ambitious folk musician, who is trying to break into the New York music market. In addition to Timberlake<\/b>, we will see Carey Mulligan<\/b>, Oscar Isaac<\/b> and John Goodman<\/b>, performing folk songs covers in the atmosphere of the 60’s on screen (8:45 p.m., Opera Nova, Main Screening Room)<\/b>. The film’s cinematographer, Bruno Delbonnel<\/b>, who received Silver Tadpole for Across the Universe in 2007, will attend press conference held after the screening at the Conference Room, Opera Nova. <\/p>\n The last event today is the special screening of My Left Foot<\/i><\/span> – film by Jim Sheridan<\/b>. The director will invite the audience to the screening. The Irish filmmaker is this year’s recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for Directing<\/b>. <\/p>\n (11 p.m., Opera Nova, Main Screening Room)<\/b><\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Thursday starts with a visit to Argentina. 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Thursday<\/b> starts with a visit to Argentina. At 10 a.m. the filmmakers of Paradise for the Damned<\/i><\/span> will take us to its capital – Buenos Aires, where a murder is committed on Christmas Eve. <\/p>\n
Moreover, Arri workshops are worth attending. Together with participants, cinematographer Robert Schacklady<\/b> will be examining differences between shooting black-and-white and color. <\/p>\n