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Institut français des Pays-BasVijzelgracht 2A1017 HR Amsterdam
EYE Film InstituteIJpromenade 11031 KT Amsterdam
NEMO Science CenterOosterdok 21011 VX Amsterdam
Nederlandse FilmacademieMarkenplein 11011 MV Amsterdam
[email protected] | T + 31 (0) 20 531 95 [email protected] | T + 31 (0) 20 531 95 46www.institutfrancais.nl
ADDRESSES
FILMS IN COMPETITION
APRIL 20> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES09:30 – 18:00 | Non-stop screening of films - competitionTwo prizes - “Grand Prix” and “New Talent Prize” - will be awarded to two scientific documentaries.
18:00 – 20:00 | Award ceremony and convivial drink | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
25 jaar tweelingen onderzoek, by Aline Idzerda and Jasmijn Snoijink (Fast-facts - 24 mn) | 25 years ago the Netherlands Twin Register was founded to investigate in what extent behaviour is determined by genes.
DNA Dreams, by Bregtje van der Haak (53 mn) | What would happen if the gene was discovered that determines our IQ? Will there be a new world full of perfect people? In China’s Pearl River Delta, that world is in the making.
Dead Simple, by Huibert van Wijk and Marthe Naber Heuer (7 mn) | Young children evoke the subject matter of mortality and take us along to their fantasy world.
Eggs for later, by Marieke Schellart (50 mn) | In this intimate docu-mentary Marieke Schellart reveals how she, as a single modern woman, struggles with the biological clock.
FOM portraits: Fei Pei, by Matthys Treurniet (3 mn) | PhD in Experimental Quantum Physics at TU Delft, Fei Pei gives a straightforward explanation of what his research is about.
InVisible, by Lia Giraud (19 mn) | Between acceleration and inertia, light meets quantum physics in the vacuum of a black box.
My good fortune in Auschwitz, (13 mn) | An animated documentary about how Hajo Meyer (87) has survived Auschwitz.
Sonic spaces, by Rosa Boesten (3 mn) | This short film is a merger between sound and image, natural and electronic.
Life in Hell - Survivors of heat, by Vincent Amouroux (52 mn) | To survive at extreme temperatures certain animals have undergone some strange adapta-tions.
The other side of the shore, by Marie Daniel and Fabien Mazzocco (14 mn) | In one night and day, without any voice over, this film brings us a new vision of the invisible animals living in the dune.
The Mystery of Dark Matter, by Cécile Denjean (55 mn) | You, me, the stars, the sun, the entire universe is made of atoms, that’s what you think.
Living with robots, by Elodie Fertil (52 mn) | This film follows the latest developments and peeks into a nearby future where robots will be entrusted not only with chores but also with our feelings.
With support from the French-Dutch Cooperation Council
Silent Snow, by Jan van der Berg (71 mn)A silent assassin is destroying the Inuit community in Greenland. By ocean cur-rents and attached to snow, chemical resi-dues from all over the world accumulate here invisibly, poisoning both humans and animals.
Collapsus, by Tommy Pallotta (40 mn)How the impending energy crisis affects ten young people, while international powers battle with political dissension and a fearful population during transition from fossil fuel to alternative fuels.
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The third edition of Film & Science Festival Amsterdam will take place from April 18th to 20th, 2013 in Amsterdam. During three days, thirty scientific films from France and the Netherlands will be screened, and the majority will be presented by the film’s director. This year’s theme is “Cities and the Future”, an area in which the Netherlands is one of the most innovative countries. Many film screenings and debates will be organised around this central theme.
www.filmscience-amsterdam.nlwww.facebook.com/FilmScienceAmsterdam
FESTIVAL FILM&SCIENCE AMSTERDAM 2013
CITIES AND THE FUTURE APRIL 18-20
APRIL 19> EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS
> NEMO SCIENCE CENTERAnimated by Livio Riboli-Sasco14:00 – 15:30 | Beyond the cloud | PREMIERE | Presentation by the filmmaker Keiko Courdy | Film selected for the Cannes Film Festival. Keiko Courdy will present and comment on a selection of fragments from her amazing film about the consequences of the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan. She has been in Japan just after the disaster and interviewed people on the ground. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the public.
16:00 – 16:30 | Screening of short animation films.• Babel by Hendrick DusollierFrom the celestial mountains to the summit of the Shanghai Tower…• Logorama by François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy and Ludovic HouplainPolice chased an armed criminal in a version of Los Angeles comprised entirely of corporate logos.• Pixels by Patrick Jean New York invasion by 8-bits creatures !
16:30 – 17:00 | Screening of short films made by youth from Bijlmer. “Science of the City videos”, where participants ask questions about their urban environment and about the challenges they face in their projects through 2 minutes videos (in collaboration with Atelier des Jours à Venir, New Urban Collective and La Mandarina de Newton).
APRIL 19 > EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS | Entrance fee entire evening : 10€
Biodiversity is at the heart of projects about the city of tomorrow. Never in hu-man history so many people have lived in urban areas among so many plants and wildlife. The documentary investi-gates how a megalopolis like New-York is anticipating tomorrow’s environmental issues with the reintroduction of living species, fauna and flora, in the city.
APRIL 18> NEDERLANDSE FILMACADEMIE
> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES19:00 – 22:00 | Naturopolis – New-York, the green revolution | PREMIERE | by Bernard Guerrini, ARTE, 2013 | Commented by the nat-uralist David Rosane and Jeroen Heester, self taught artist | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
09:30 – 17:00 | Transmedia storytelling with Esther Wouda and Michel Reilhac (reservation obligatory). Using various platforms and combining interactivity, animation, fiction and documentary, choose your own perspective as the story unfolds, blending docu-mentary footage with mini games and movie fragments.
13:00 – 16:00 | Masterclass and debate organised with the Nederlandse Filmacademie on the ethical reasons for sustainable filmmaking and the commercial benefits of sustainability through increased efficiency, innovative technology and alternative funding. Moderated by Chai Locher (Green Filmmaking Competition) in collaboration with Ecoprod France | Reservation strongly recom-mended – only 70 seats
19:00 – 21:30 Electric Nights by Eugène Deslaw, 1928 Eugène Deslaw focused on the city lights of Paris at night-time ; and the light projection of a Citroën commercial on the Eiffel Tower, 1927. Silent films accompanied by music.
Paris à l’aube by Johan van der Keuken, 1960The first realisation of the great Dutch master of documentary film.
Love exists by Maurice Pialat, 1961Maurice Pialat creates an acerbic and unsentimental, yet haunt-ingly poetic and profoundly engaging exposition on urbanization, alienation, reconstruction and cultural transformation.
La Jetée by Chris Marker, 1962
The Villa dall’ Ava by Richard Copans, ARTE, 1995 Rem Koolhaas’s Villa dall’Ava, a single-family dwelling, sets a fantas-tical imaginative enterprise in the bourgeois Paris suburb of Saint-Cloud.
Paris je t’aime, 2007‘Tuileries’ ( by Joel & Ethan Coen) and ‘14th Arrondissement’ (by Alexander Payne).
> Esther Wouda is an experienced script consultant, screenwriter and producer/owner of Gloworm Film. She wrote story & content for series apps such as GTST, In Therapie and Bellicher. Esther teaches at the Film Acad-emy and script coaches filmmakers all over the world. > Michel Reilhac has been executive director of ARTE France Cinéma for ten years. He resigned in December 2012 to focus on personal projects. Since then, he works as an independent producer with his company “Mélange”, founded in 2000.
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La Jetée, which inspired Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys, is a landmark of science-fiction filmmaking, a masterpiece told almost entirely in still frames. Set in a post-apocalyptic near-future in Paris, it tells the story of an un-named man whose vivid childhood recollections make him the perfect guinea pig for a post-nuclear war ex-periment in time travel.
The third edition of Film & Science Festival Amsterdam will take place from April 18th to 20th, 2013 in Amsterdam. During three days, thirty scientific films from France and the Netherlands will be screened, and the majority will be presented by the film’s director. This year’s theme is “Cities and the Future”, an area in which the Netherlands is one of the most innovative countries. Many film screenings and debates will be organised around this central theme.
www.filmscience-amsterdam.nlwww.facebook.com/FilmScienceAmsterdam
FESTIVAL FILM&SCIENCE AMSTERDAM 2013
CITIES AND THE FUTURE APRIL 18-20
APRIL 19> EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS
> NEMO SCIENCE CENTERAnimated by Livio Riboli-Sasco14:00 – 15:30 | Beyond the cloud | PREMIERE | Presentation by the filmmaker Keiko Courdy | Film selected for the Cannes Film Festival. Keiko Courdy will present and comment on a selection of fragments from her amazing film about the consequences of the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan. She has been in Japan just after the disaster and interviewed people on the ground. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the public.
16:00 – 16:30 | Screening of short animation films.• Babel by Hendrick DusollierFrom the celestial mountains to the summit of the Shanghai Tower…• Logorama by François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy and Ludovic HouplainPolice chased an armed criminal in a version of Los Angeles comprised entirely of corporate logos.• Pixels by Patrick Jean New York invasion by 8-bits creatures !
16:30 – 17:00 | Screening of short films made by youth from Bijlmer. “Science of the City videos”, where participants ask questions about their urban environment and about the challenges they face in their projects through 2 minutes videos (in collaboration with Atelier des Jours à Venir, New Urban Collective and La Mandarina de Newton).
APRIL 19 > EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS | Entrance fee entire evening : 10€
Biodiversity is at the heart of projects about the city of tomorrow. Never in hu-man history so many people have lived in urban areas among so many plants and wildlife. The documentary investi-gates how a megalopolis like New-York is anticipating tomorrow’s environmental issues with the reintroduction of living species, fauna and flora, in the city.
APRIL 18> NEDERLANDSE FILMACADEMIE
> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES19:00 – 22:00 | Naturopolis – New-York, the green revolution | PREMIERE | by Bernard Guerrini, ARTE, 2013 | Commented by the nat-uralist David Rosane and Jeroen Heester, self taught artist | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
09:30 – 17:00 | Transmedia storytelling with Esther Wouda and Michel Reilhac (reservation obligatory). Using various platforms and combining interactivity, animation, fiction and documentary, choose your own perspective as the story unfolds, blending docu-mentary footage with mini games and movie fragments.
13:00 – 16:00 | Masterclass and debate organised with the Nederlandse Filmacademie on the ethical reasons for sustainable filmmaking and the commercial benefits of sustainability through increased efficiency, innovative technology and alternative funding. Moderated by Chai Locher (Green Filmmaking Competition) in collaboration with Ecoprod France | Reservation strongly recom-mended – only 70 seats
19:00 – 21:30 Electric Nights by Eugène Deslaw, 1928 Eugène Deslaw focused on the city lights of Paris at night-time ; and the light projection of a Citroën commercial on the Eiffel Tower, 1927. Silent films accompanied by music.
Paris à l’aube by Johan van der Keuken, 1960The first realisation of the great Dutch master of documentary film.
Love exists by Maurice Pialat, 1961Maurice Pialat creates an acerbic and unsentimental, yet haunt-ingly poetic and profoundly engaging exposition on urbanization, alienation, reconstruction and cultural transformation.
La Jetée by Chris Marker, 1962
The Villa dall’ Ava by Richard Copans, ARTE, 1995 Rem Koolhaas’s Villa dall’Ava, a single-family dwelling, sets a fantas-tical imaginative enterprise in the bourgeois Paris suburb of Saint-Cloud.
Paris je t’aime, 2007‘Tuileries’ ( by Joel & Ethan Coen) and ‘14th Arrondissement’ (by Alexander Payne).
> Esther Wouda is an experienced script consultant, screenwriter and producer/owner of Gloworm Film. She wrote story & content for series apps such as GTST, In Therapie and Bellicher. Esther teaches at the Film Acad-emy and script coaches filmmakers all over the world. > Michel Reilhac has been executive director of ARTE France Cinéma for ten years. He resigned in December 2012 to focus on personal projects. Since then, he works as an independent producer with his company “Mélange”, founded in 2000.
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La Jetée, which inspired Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys, is a landmark of science-fiction filmmaking, a masterpiece told almost entirely in still frames. Set in a post-apocalyptic near-future in Paris, it tells the story of an un-named man whose vivid childhood recollections make him the perfect guinea pig for a post-nuclear war ex-periment in time travel.
The third edition of Film & Science Festival Amsterdam will take place from April 18th to 20th, 2013 in Amsterdam. During three days, thirty scientific films from France and the Netherlands will be screened, and the majority will be presented by the film’s director. This year’s theme is “Cities and the Future”, an area in which the Netherlands is one of the most innovative countries. Many film screenings and debates will be organised around this central theme.
www.filmscience-amsterdam.nlwww.facebook.com/FilmScienceAmsterdam
FESTIVAL FILM&SCIENCE AMSTERDAM 2013
CITIES AND THE FUTURE APRIL 18-20
APRIL 19> EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS
> NEMO SCIENCE CENTERAnimated by Livio Riboli-Sasco14:00 – 15:30 | Beyond the cloud | PREMIERE | Presentation by the filmmaker Keiko Courdy | Film selected for the Cannes Film Festival. Keiko Courdy will present and comment on a selection of fragments from her amazing film about the consequences of the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan. She has been in Japan just after the disaster and interviewed people on the ground. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the public.
16:00 – 16:30 | Screening of short animation films.• Babel by Hendrick DusollierFrom the celestial mountains to the summit of the Shanghai Tower…• Logorama by François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy and Ludovic HouplainPolice chased an armed criminal in a version of Los Angeles comprised entirely of corporate logos.• Pixels by Patrick Jean New York invasion by 8-bits creatures !
16:30 – 17:00 | Screening of short films made by youth from Bijlmer. “Science of the City videos”, where participants ask questions about their urban environment and about the challenges they face in their projects through 2 minutes videos (in collaboration with Atelier des Jours à Venir, New Urban Collective and La Mandarina de Newton).
APRIL 19 > EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS | Entrance fee entire evening : 10€
Biodiversity is at the heart of projects about the city of tomorrow. Never in hu-man history so many people have lived in urban areas among so many plants and wildlife. The documentary investi-gates how a megalopolis like New-York is anticipating tomorrow’s environmental issues with the reintroduction of living species, fauna and flora, in the city.
APRIL 18> NEDERLANDSE FILMACADEMIE
> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES19:00 – 22:00 | Naturopolis – New-York, the green revolution | PREMIERE | by Bernard Guerrini, ARTE, 2013 | Commented by the nat-uralist David Rosane and Jeroen Heester, self taught artist | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
09:30 – 17:00 | Transmedia storytelling with Esther Wouda and Michel Reilhac (reservation obligatory). Using various platforms and combining interactivity, animation, fiction and documentary, choose your own perspective as the story unfolds, blending docu-mentary footage with mini games and movie fragments.
13:00 – 16:00 | Masterclass and debate organised with the Nederlandse Filmacademie on the ethical reasons for sustainable filmmaking and the commercial benefits of sustainability through increased efficiency, innovative technology and alternative funding. Moderated by Chai Locher (Green Filmmaking Competition) in collaboration with Ecoprod France | Reservation strongly recom-mended – only 70 seats
19:00 – 21:30 Electric Nights by Eugène Deslaw, 1928 Eugène Deslaw focused on the city lights of Paris at night-time ; and the light projection of a Citroën commercial on the Eiffel Tower, 1927. Silent films accompanied by music.
Paris à l’aube by Johan van der Keuken, 1960The first realisation of the great Dutch master of documentary film.
Love exists by Maurice Pialat, 1961Maurice Pialat creates an acerbic and unsentimental, yet haunt-ingly poetic and profoundly engaging exposition on urbanization, alienation, reconstruction and cultural transformation.
La Jetée by Chris Marker, 1962
The Villa dall’ Ava by Richard Copans, ARTE, 1995 Rem Koolhaas’s Villa dall’Ava, a single-family dwelling, sets a fantas-tical imaginative enterprise in the bourgeois Paris suburb of Saint-Cloud.
Paris je t’aime, 2007‘Tuileries’ ( by Joel & Ethan Coen) and ‘14th Arrondissement’ (by Alexander Payne).
> Esther Wouda is an experienced script consultant, screenwriter and producer/owner of Gloworm Film. She wrote story & content for series apps such as GTST, In Therapie and Bellicher. Esther teaches at the Film Acad-emy and script coaches filmmakers all over the world. > Michel Reilhac has been executive director of ARTE France Cinéma for ten years. He resigned in December 2012 to focus on personal projects. Since then, he works as an independent producer with his company “Mélange”, founded in 2000.
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La Jetée, which inspired Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys, is a landmark of science-fiction filmmaking, a masterpiece told almost entirely in still frames. Set in a post-apocalyptic near-future in Paris, it tells the story of an un-named man whose vivid childhood recollections make him the perfect guinea pig for a post-nuclear war ex-periment in time travel.
The third edition of Film & Science Festival Amsterdam will take place from April 18th to 20th, 2013 in Amsterdam. During three days, thirty scientific films from France and the Netherlands will be screened, and the majority will be presented by the film’s director. This year’s theme is “Cities and the Future”, an area in which the Netherlands is one of the most innovative countries. Many film screenings and debates will be organised around this central theme.
www.filmscience-amsterdam.nlwww.facebook.com/FilmScienceAmsterdam
FESTIVAL FILM&SCIENCE AMSTERDAM 2013
CITIES AND THE FUTURE APRIL 18-20
APRIL 19> EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS
> NEMO SCIENCE CENTERAnimated by Livio Riboli-Sasco14:00 – 15:30 | Beyond the cloud | PREMIERE | Presentation by the filmmaker Keiko Courdy | Film selected for the Cannes Film Festival. Keiko Courdy will present and comment on a selection of fragments from her amazing film about the consequences of the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan. She has been in Japan just after the disaster and interviewed people on the ground. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the public.
16:00 – 16:30 | Screening of short animation films.• Babel by Hendrick DusollierFrom the celestial mountains to the summit of the Shanghai Tower…• Logorama by François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy and Ludovic HouplainPolice chased an armed criminal in a version of Los Angeles comprised entirely of corporate logos.• Pixels by Patrick Jean New York invasion by 8-bits creatures !
16:30 – 17:00 | Screening of short films made by youth from Bijlmer. “Science of the City videos”, where participants ask questions about their urban environment and about the challenges they face in their projects through 2 minutes videos (in collaboration with Atelier des Jours à Venir, New Urban Collective and La Mandarina de Newton).
APRIL 19 > EYE FILM INSTITUTE NETHERLANDS | Entrance fee entire evening : 10€
Biodiversity is at the heart of projects about the city of tomorrow. Never in hu-man history so many people have lived in urban areas among so many plants and wildlife. The documentary investi-gates how a megalopolis like New-York is anticipating tomorrow’s environmental issues with the reintroduction of living species, fauna and flora, in the city.
APRIL 18> NEDERLANDSE FILMACADEMIE
> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES19:00 – 22:00 | Naturopolis – New-York, the green revolution | PREMIERE | by Bernard Guerrini, ARTE, 2013 | Commented by the nat-uralist David Rosane and Jeroen Heester, self taught artist | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
09:30 – 17:00 | Transmedia storytelling with Esther Wouda and Michel Reilhac (reservation obligatory). Using various platforms and combining interactivity, animation, fiction and documentary, choose your own perspective as the story unfolds, blending docu-mentary footage with mini games and movie fragments.
13:00 – 16:00 | Masterclass and debate organised with the Nederlandse Filmacademie on the ethical reasons for sustainable filmmaking and the commercial benefits of sustainability through increased efficiency, innovative technology and alternative funding. Moderated by Chai Locher (Green Filmmaking Competition) in collaboration with Ecoprod France | Reservation strongly recom-mended – only 70 seats
19:00 – 21:30 Electric Nights by Eugène Deslaw, 1928 Eugène Deslaw focused on the city lights of Paris at night-time ; and the light projection of a Citroën commercial on the Eiffel Tower, 1927. Silent films accompanied by music.
Paris à l’aube by Johan van der Keuken, 1960The first realisation of the great Dutch master of documentary film.
Love exists by Maurice Pialat, 1961Maurice Pialat creates an acerbic and unsentimental, yet haunt-ingly poetic and profoundly engaging exposition on urbanization, alienation, reconstruction and cultural transformation.
La Jetée by Chris Marker, 1962
The Villa dall’ Ava by Richard Copans, ARTE, 1995 Rem Koolhaas’s Villa dall’Ava, a single-family dwelling, sets a fantas-tical imaginative enterprise in the bourgeois Paris suburb of Saint-Cloud.
Paris je t’aime, 2007‘Tuileries’ ( by Joel & Ethan Coen) and ‘14th Arrondissement’ (by Alexander Payne).
> Esther Wouda is an experienced script consultant, screenwriter and producer/owner of Gloworm Film. She wrote story & content for series apps such as GTST, In Therapie and Bellicher. Esther teaches at the Film Acad-emy and script coaches filmmakers all over the world. > Michel Reilhac has been executive director of ARTE France Cinéma for ten years. He resigned in December 2012 to focus on personal projects. Since then, he works as an independent producer with his company “Mélange”, founded in 2000.
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La Jetée, which inspired Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys, is a landmark of science-fiction filmmaking, a masterpiece told almost entirely in still frames. Set in a post-apocalyptic near-future in Paris, it tells the story of an un-named man whose vivid childhood recollections make him the perfect guinea pig for a post-nuclear war ex-periment in time travel.
Institut français des Pays-BasVijzelgracht 2A1017 HR Amsterdam
EYE Film InstituteIJpromenade 11031 KT Amsterdam
NEMO Science CenterOosterdok 21011 VX Amsterdam
Nederlandse FilmacademieMarkenplein 11011 MV Amsterdam
[email protected] | T + 31 (0) 20 531 95 [email protected] | T + 31 (0) 20 531 95 46www.institutfrancais.nl
ADDRESSES
FILMS IN COMPETITION
APRIL 20> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES09:30 – 18:00 | Non-stop screening of films - competitionTwo prizes - “Grand Prix” and “New Talent Prize” - will be awarded to two scientific documentaries.
18:00 – 20:00 | Award ceremony and convivial drink | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
25 jaar tweelingen onderzoek, by Aline Idzerda and Jasmijn Snoijink (Fast-facts - 24 mn) | 25 years ago the Netherlands Twin Register was founded to investigate in what extent behaviour is determined by genes.
DNA Dreams, by Bregtje van der Haak (53 mn) | What would happen if the gene was discovered that determines our IQ? Will there be a new world full of perfect people? In China’s Pearl River Delta, that world is in the making.
Dead Simple, by Huibert van Wijk and Marthe Naber Heuer (7 mn) | Young children evoke the subject matter of mortality and take us along to their fantasy world.
Eggs for later, by Marieke Schellart (50 mn) | In this intimate docu-mentary Marieke Schellart reveals how she, as a single modern woman, struggles with the biological clock.
FOM portraits: Fei Pei, by Matthys Treurniet (3 mn) | PhD in Experimental Quantum Physics at TU Delft, Fei Pei gives a straightforward explanation of what his research is about.
InVisible, by Lia Giraud (19 mn) | Between acceleration and inertia, light meets quantum physics in the vacuum of a black box.
My good fortune in Auschwitz, (13 mn) | An animated documentary about how Hajo Meyer (87) has survived Auschwitz.
Sonic spaces, by Rosa Boesten (3 mn) | This short film is a merger between sound and image, natural and electronic.
Life in Hell - Survivors of heat, by Vincent Amouroux (52 mn) | To survive at extreme temperatures certain animals have undergone some strange adapta-tions.
The other side of the shore, by Marie Daniel and Fabien Mazzocco (14 mn) | In one night and day, without any voice over, this film brings us a new vision of the invisible animals living in the dune.
The Mystery of Dark Matter, by Cécile Denjean (55 mn) | You, me, the stars, the sun, the entire universe is made of atoms, that’s what you think.
Living with robots, by Elodie Fertil (52 mn) | This film follows the latest developments and peeks into a nearby future where robots will be entrusted not only with chores but also with our feelings.
With support from the French-Dutch Cooperation Council
Silent Snow, by Jan van der Berg (71 mn)A silent assassin is destroying the Inuit community in Greenland. By ocean cur-rents and attached to snow, chemical resi-dues from all over the world accumulate here invisibly, poisoning both humans and animals.
Collapsus, by Tommy Pallotta (40 mn)How the impending energy crisis affects ten young people, while international powers battle with political dissension and a fearful population during transition from fossil fuel to alternative fuels.
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lous
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20
13 In
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Pay
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Institut français des Pays-BasVijzelgracht 2A1017 HR Amsterdam
EYE Film InstituteIJpromenade 11031 KT Amsterdam
NEMO Science CenterOosterdok 21011 VX Amsterdam
Nederlandse FilmacademieMarkenplein 11011 MV Amsterdam
[email protected] | T + 31 (0) 20 531 95 [email protected] | T + 31 (0) 20 531 95 46www.institutfrancais.nl
ADDRESSES
FILMS IN COMPETITION
APRIL 20> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES09:30 – 18:00 | Non-stop screening of films - competitionTwo prizes - “Grand Prix” and “New Talent Prize” - will be awarded to two scientific documentaries.
18:00 – 20:00 | Award ceremony and convivial drink | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
25 jaar tweelingen onderzoek, by Aline Idzerda and Jasmijn Snoijink (Fast-facts - 24 mn) | 25 years ago the Netherlands Twin Register was founded to investigate in what extent behaviour is determined by genes.
DNA Dreams, by Bregtje van der Haak (53 mn) | What would happen if the gene was discovered that determines our IQ? Will there be a new world full of perfect people? In China’s Pearl River Delta, that world is in the making.
Dead Simple, by Huibert van Wijk and Marthe Naber Heuer (7 mn) | Young children evoke the subject matter of mortality and take us along to their fantasy world.
Eggs for later, by Marieke Schellart (50 mn) | In this intimate docu-mentary Marieke Schellart reveals how she, as a single modern woman, struggles with the biological clock.
FOM portraits: Fei Pei, by Matthys Treurniet (3 mn) | PhD in Experimental Quantum Physics at TU Delft, Fei Pei gives a straightforward explanation of what his research is about.
InVisible, by Lia Giraud (19 mn) | Between acceleration and inertia, light meets quantum physics in the vacuum of a black box.
My good fortune in Auschwitz, (13 mn) | An animated documentary about how Hajo Meyer (87) has survived Auschwitz.
Sonic spaces, by Rosa Boesten (3 mn) | This short film is a merger between sound and image, natural and electronic.
Life in Hell - Survivors of heat, by Vincent Amouroux (52 mn) | To survive at extreme temperatures certain animals have undergone some strange adapta-tions.
The other side of the shore, by Marie Daniel and Fabien Mazzocco (14 mn) | In one night and day, without any voice over, this film brings us a new vision of the invisible animals living in the dune.
The Mystery of Dark Matter, by Cécile Denjean (55 mn) | You, me, the stars, the sun, the entire universe is made of atoms, that’s what you think.
Living with robots, by Elodie Fertil (52 mn) | This film follows the latest developments and peeks into a nearby future where robots will be entrusted not only with chores but also with our feelings.
With support from the French-Dutch Cooperation Council
Silent Snow, by Jan van der Berg (71 mn)A silent assassin is destroying the Inuit community in Greenland. By ocean cur-rents and attached to snow, chemical resi-dues from all over the world accumulate here invisibly, poisoning both humans and animals.
Collapsus, by Tommy Pallotta (40 mn)How the impending energy crisis affects ten young people, while international powers battle with political dissension and a fearful population during transition from fossil fuel to alternative fuels.
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Institut français des Pays-BasVijzelgracht 2A1017 HR Amsterdam
EYE Film InstituteIJpromenade 11031 KT Amsterdam
NEMO Science CenterOosterdok 21011 VX Amsterdam
Nederlandse FilmacademieMarkenplein 11011 MV Amsterdam
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FILMS IN COMPETITION
APRIL 20> INSTITUT FRANÇAIS / MAISON DESCARTES09:30 – 18:00 | Non-stop screening of films - competitionTwo prizes - “Grand Prix” and “New Talent Prize” - will be awarded to two scientific documentaries.
18:00 – 20:00 | Award ceremony and convivial drink | Reservation strongly recommended – only 50 seats
25 jaar tweelingen onderzoek, by Aline Idzerda and Jasmijn Snoijink (Fast-facts - 24 mn) | 25 years ago the Netherlands Twin Register was founded to investigate in what extent behaviour is determined by genes.
DNA Dreams, by Bregtje van der Haak (53 mn) | What would happen if the gene was discovered that determines our IQ? Will there be a new world full of perfect people? In China’s Pearl River Delta, that world is in the making.
Dead Simple, by Huibert van Wijk and Marthe Naber Heuer (7 mn) | Young children evoke the subject matter of mortality and take us along to their fantasy world.
Eggs for later, by Marieke Schellart (50 mn) | In this intimate docu-mentary Marieke Schellart reveals how she, as a single modern woman, struggles with the biological clock.
FOM portraits: Fei Pei, by Matthys Treurniet (3 mn) | PhD in Experimental Quantum Physics at TU Delft, Fei Pei gives a straightforward explanation of what his research is about.
InVisible, by Lia Giraud (19 mn) | Between acceleration and inertia, light meets quantum physics in the vacuum of a black box.
My good fortune in Auschwitz, (13 mn) | An animated documentary about how Hajo Meyer (87) has survived Auschwitz.
Sonic spaces, by Rosa Boesten (3 mn) | This short film is a merger between sound and image, natural and electronic.
Life in Hell - Survivors of heat, by Vincent Amouroux (52 mn) | To survive at extreme temperatures certain animals have undergone some strange adapta-tions.
The other side of the shore, by Marie Daniel and Fabien Mazzocco (14 mn) | In one night and day, without any voice over, this film brings us a new vision of the invisible animals living in the dune.
The Mystery of Dark Matter, by Cécile Denjean (55 mn) | You, me, the stars, the sun, the entire universe is made of atoms, that’s what you think.
Living with robots, by Elodie Fertil (52 mn) | This film follows the latest developments and peeks into a nearby future where robots will be entrusted not only with chores but also with our feelings.
With support from the French-Dutch Cooperation Council
Silent Snow, by Jan van der Berg (71 mn)A silent assassin is destroying the Inuit community in Greenland. By ocean cur-rents and attached to snow, chemical resi-dues from all over the world accumulate here invisibly, poisoning both humans and animals.
Collapsus, by Tommy Pallotta (40 mn)How the impending energy crisis affects ten young people, while international powers battle with political dissension and a fearful population during transition from fossil fuel to alternative fuels.
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