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Identities in the Post-Communist Era - Tendencies in Contemporary Polish and Baltic Cinematography

Thursday, 7th – Saturday 9th April 2005
In the Bellevue Hall, Wilhelmstr. 32, Wiesbaden, Germany

With the recent addition of eight Central and North-Eastern European countries to the EU, the process of European agreement that already began in 1989 stepped forward into a new stage. The goEast symposium addresses the following: What are the results of the first steps of the union since the fall of the Iron Curtain? What hopes or sober scepticism do the eight new partners associate with their EU-membership, which now also defines new structures beyond their own national ones? How significant is this in relation to their specific position and identity in a new community?
What opportunities and dangers are there for the cultures of the new EU member states?
In what ways do these changes influence their own re-evaluation of their national history and what is the effect on the dialogue between generations with radically different experiences and ideologies?

Just before the EU entry in May 2004, last year’s goEast symposium embarked on the analysis of the situation in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and Hungary – countries with a shared k.u.k. monarchical past. This time, the symposium focuses on Poland and the Baltic States whose history in pre-socialist times was determined by the Prussian-Russian power games whose consequences are still felt today.

Particular discussion points are: about the “Silesian identity” resident somewhere between Polish and German culture, and the problematic issues of “German-German” identities expressed in contemporary German cinema, which a film historian with a GDR background will analyse.

Once again the goEast symposium offers the opportunity for an inspiring dialogue to which film directors and speakers from the relevant countries are invited.

 
           
         
           
   

The symposium language will be English.

Registrations forms can be downloaded as pdf, doc or rtf and should be submitted until the 18th of March either by email to info@filmfestival-goEast.de or by fax: +49-69 / 66 37 29 47.
Participants registered for the symposium will get reduced price tickets for the symposium films (3 € instead of 5 € and 6 €). The registration is free of charge.

   
           
         
           
 


Dr. Hans-Joachim Schlegel


Jaan J. Leppik

Mark Soosaar
Mark Soosaar

Rasa Paukstyte
Rasa Paukstyte

Maciej Karpinski
Maciej Karpinski

Ralf Schenk
Ralf Schenk

 

Speakers and their topics

 

Dr. Hans-Joachim Schlegel - Chairman of the Symposium
Film historian, film theoretician, film critic, Berlin, Germany
Changing Identities: Baltic and Polish Films Between Post-Communist-Era and the EU Entry

 

Arnis Redovics-Ritups
Philosopher and publisher, Riga, Latvia
From Prison to Prison? The Identity Formed by Latvian Films

 

Jaan J. Leppik
Film and Theatre critic, Tallinn, Estonia
The Estonian Film on the Market of Identities

 

Mark Soosaar
Speaker, film director, Tallinn, Estonia
Experiences of an Ethnological Film Maker

 

Rasa Paukstyte
Film and theatre critic, Vilnius, Lithuania
Lithuanian Cinema in a New Europe: Between Continuation and Disruption

 

Maciej Karpinski
Scriptwriter, TV editor and Festival Director, Warsaw, Poland
Between Yesterday and Today. Problems and Perspectives of Identity in Polish Television and Cinema

 

Tadeusz Sobolewski
Film critic and author, Warsaw, Poland
The Position of Polish Cinema Culture in New Europe

 

Dr. Christiane Mückenberger
Slavicist and film publisher, Potsdam
Silesian Identities?

 

Ralf Schenk
Film critic and film historian, Erkner
Farewell without Arrival. The Portrait of the GDR in German Film after the Fall of the Berlin Wall

 

goEast thanks for the technical supply
International Translation
Alice Kanterian
AIIC Conference Interpreting + Consulting
Berliner Str. 20
D-28203 Bremen
Tel.: 0421-700 636
Mobil: 0178 7949 267
internationaltranslation@yahoo.de


   
           
 

EGOISCI / Egoisten
EGOISCI / Egoists

 

 

WER BIN ICH? SCHLESISCHE LEBENSLÄUFE
WER BIN ICH? SCHLESISCHE LEBENSLÄUFE / Who am I - Silesian Lifestories

 

 

UBU KRÓL / König Ubu
UBU KROL / King Ubu

 

 

ISA, POEG JA PÜHA TOORUM / Vater, Sohn und heiliger Torum
ISA, POEG JA PÜHA TOORUM / Father, Son and Holy Torum

 

 

GEORGICA / Georgika
GEORGICA

 

 


JAUNIE LAIKI ŠKERSIELA / NEW TIMES AT CROSSROAD STREET

 

 


WARSZAWA / WARSAW

 

 


HELDEN WIE WIR / HEROES LIKE US

 

Film programme

WARSZAWA / WARSAW
Poland 2003
Director: Dariusz Gajewski, 104 MIN

Caligari: 07.04. / 6 p.m.
Opening of the Symposium.
Introduction: Hans-Joachim Schlegel / Lidia Kämmerlings

NEREGIU ZEME / EARTH OF THE BLIND
Lithuania 1991
Director: Audrius Stonys, 26 MIN

Bambi: 07.04. / 10 p.m.
Double feature with KORIDORIUS / THE CORRIDOR

KORIDORIUS / THE CORRIDOR
Lithuania, Germany 1994
Director: Sarunas Bartas, 80 MIN

Bambi: 07.04. / 10 p.m.
Double feature with NEREGIU ZEME / EARTH OF THE BLIND

WER BIN ICH? - SCHLESISCHE LEBENSLÄUFE /
WHO AM I? - SILESIAN LIFESTORIES

Germany 2004
Director: Andrzej Klamt, 88 MIN

Bellevue-Saal: 08.04. / 6 p.m.

PAVAROTTI IN ESTONIA / PAVAROTTI IN ESTONIA
Estonia 1998
Director: Mark Soosaar, 12 MIN

Bellevue-Saal: 08.04. / 8 p.m.
Double feature with ISA, POEG JA PÜHA TOORUM / FATHER, SON AND HOLY TORUM

ISA, POEG JA PÜHA TOORUM / FATHER, SON AND HOLY TORUM
Estonia 1997
Director: Mark Soosaar, 90 MIN

Bellevue-Saal: 08.04. / 8 p.m.
In presence of Mark Soosaar.
Double feature with PAVAROTTI IN ESTONIA / PAVAROTTI IN ESTONIA

HELDEN WIE WIR / HEROES LIKE US
Germany 1999
Director: Sebastian Peterson, 93 MIN

Bambi: 08.04. / 10 p.m.

MEELEVAVALDAJA / THE OPINIONATOR
Estonia 2003
Director: Meelis Muhu, 54 MIN

Bellevue-Saal: 09.04. / 6 p.m.
Double feature with VAI VIEGLI BUT... ? / IS IT EASY TO BE...?

VAI VIEGLI BUT... ? / IS IT EASY TO BE...?
Latvia 1997
Director: Antra Cilinska, 66 MIN

Bellevue-Saal: 09.04. / 6 p.m.
Double feature with MEELEVAVALDAJA / THE OPINIONATOR

UBU KRÓL / UBU KING
Poland 2003
Director: Piotr Szulkin, 95 MIN

Bambi: 09.04. / 8 p.m.

GEORGICA / GEORGICA
Estonia 1998
Director: Sulev Keedus, 113 MIN

Bambi: 09.04. / 10 p.m.
In presence of Sulev Keedus.

ILIUZIJOS / ILLUSIONS
Lithuania 1993
Director: Diana Matuzeviciene, Kornelijus Matuzevicius, 20 MIN

Bambi: 10.04. / 12 noon
Double feature with NUOMOS SUTARTIS / THE LEASE

NUOMOS SUTARTIS / THE LEASE
Lithuania 2002
Director: Kristijonas Vildžiunas, 78 MIN

Bambi: 10.04. / 12 noon
Double feature with ILIUZIJOS / ILLUSIONS

EGOISCI / EGOISTS
Poland 2000
Director: Mariusz Trelinski, 100 MIN

Bambi: 10.04. / 8 p.m.

SKERSIELA / CROSSROAD STREET
USSR (Latvian SSR) 1988
Director: Ivars Seleckis, 85 MIN

Bambi: 11.04. / 12.30 p.m.

JAUNIE LAIKI SKERSIELA / NEW TIMES AT CROSSROAD STREET
Latvia 1999
Director: Ivars Seleckis, 85 MIN

Bambi: 12.04. / 12 noon

   
           
         
           
      Translation
Maja Sperankskij
Goethe Str. 74
80336 München
Maja.Speranskij@web.de
   
         
         
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