Three more films in Camera Catalonia (for Cambridge Film Festival 2015)
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2 September
Three more films (for one, The Agent cheats) in Camera Catalonia (for Cambridge Film Festival 2015)
For the fourth year, Ramon Lamarca has curated Camera Catalonia screenings (films with a connection in language, themes, directors or actors with the autonomous Catalan region within Spain*), and it is a pleasure to have worked with him – and with the kind help of the producers of the films – to prepare pre-Festival reviews this year : Ramon is thanked for his generous assistance and encouragement (as in 2014).
The titles are links to full-length previews of three further films from Camera Catalonia at Cambridge Film Festival 2015 (@camfilmfest / #CamFF) (and the links to the first three reviews are here, in the first posting) [rather than re-invent the wheel, one has linked to the review by Nashwa Gowanlock for TAKE ONE (@takeonecinema / www.takeonecff.com)] :
* Héroes Invisibles (Invisible Heroes) (2015)
* The Long Way Home (El camí més llarg per tornar a casa) (2014)
* Traces of Sandalwood (Rastres de sàndal) (2014) [a link to Nashwa Gowanlock's TAKE ONE preview]
The films can be seen as follows, and the title, in each case, is a link to the booking-page for that screening**
NB Except for the first screening of Traces of Sandalwood, which is at The Light cinema (@lightcambridge), all screenings are at The Arts Picturehouse (@CamPicturehouse).
Thursday 3 September
3.30 p.m. The Long Way Home (El camí més llarg per tornar a casa) (Screen 3)
Wednesday 9 September
6.45 p.m. NB At The Light cinema Traces of Sandalwood (Rastres de sàndal) (Screen B)
Thursday 10 September
1.00 p.m. Traces of Sandalwood (Rastres de sàndal) (Screen 2)
6.00 p.m. The Long Way Home (El camí més llarg per tornar a casa) (Screen 2)
Friday 11 September
3.30 p.m. Héroes Invisibles (Invisible Heroes) (Screen 3)
End-notes
* Please read further about the region and its cinematic style in What is Catalan cinema ? [with 1,800+ page-views, though now in need of being updated].
** Notes on screenings :
NB The allocation of films between the three screens at Festival Central (and elsewhere) can always change (as can, if one is coming from a distance for a specific film, the programme as a whole) : if the audience for a film scheduled for Screen 3 (the smallest screen, around half the capacity of the largest, Screen 1) proves greater than expected, it may end up being swapped, so there could be a change in the exact time of the screening, too.
In the programme (that is a link to the where the PDF file can be consulted / downloaded – printed copies are available at Festival Central and all good local outlets), some slots are also kept blank, so that popular screenings can be repeated : announcements are on Cambridge Film Festival 2015's (@camfilmfest's) web-site, as are alterations to the programme (or the allocation between screens).
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Unless stated otherwise, all films reviewed were screened at Festival Central (Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge)
