Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 45
Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 45
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v» '1'}: herefordtlmescom timeout it" Fabulous annual film fest returns Thursday, January 28, 2016 THE HEREFORD TIMES 45 Theatre, music and. dance, film DVD, exhibitions, gig guide, puzzles . BOOKING has opened for the 14th annual Borderlines Film Festival which opens on Friday, February 26 and runs until Sunday, March Rural Media Company to investi- gate how Romani people watch films, and what they choose to watch,” says Jane Jackson, 13, once again incorporating The Festival of British Cinema from Friday, March 11 to Sunday, March 13.‘ This year’s festival will explore new territory as it showcases a Romani Cinema strand, backed by the BFI. Romani writers/film- makers have selected three films, 3 R D E R Ll N E 5 never before shown in this coun- F! L M F E S T I VA L try, that reveal Gypsy life and Cul- ture from the inside. The films are Romani heavyweight champion Gypsy, an insightful and enter- ’I‘yson FUN), and The Green Green taining portrait of the harsh life Grass Beneath, a powerful docu- in a Roma Gypsy village from the mentary in which the Austrian point of view of a 14-year-old boy, Roma artist Ceija Stojka relates a Jimmy Riviére about a young boxer passionate account of her own torn between his own path and survival as a child in Nazi death that of his Pentecostal Gypsy camps and her life since. community (resonances of the controversial but charismatic Borderlines Chair, who initiated and has led this project. ”We want to explore their views of how they are currently represented in film, something that has simply never been looked into before.” Over three days. the Festival of British Cinema will comprise 30 screenings, offering some of the best new British independent cin— ema releases. including Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise from the novel by J.G. Ballard. This year's programme has a distinctly Scottish flavour with new releases Sunset Song, Hector and Iona along- side re-appraised classics and doc- umentaries. The astounding Picturehouse Mobile Cinema. a 55 “We’11 be working with Hereford- foot, 32 ton articulated lorry that based Travellers’ Times at the transforms into a pop-up screen- ing venue equipped with the latest technology and plush seating for 100, will be in Hay for two days. Both Borderlines itself and the Festival of British Cinema will show an ever—increasing number of previews, titles shown in advance of their UK release, thanks to the continuing input of their Independent Cinema Office programmers David Sin and Jonny Courtney. including Mustang, the French submission for Academy Award for best for- eign language film. It's the first i f Jeremy Irons as Anthony Royal in High-Rise Turkish village. Fittingly for a film fE‘SIlVa‘i that is audience rather than industry- orientated the programme has remarkable breadth. from Oscar- tipped movies like Sporlighr. The Haleful Eight. The Rerenam. Trumbo and Szrffi‘agerze to Lamb. the debut feature of Ethiopian director Yared Zeleke. Highlights at The Courtyard have a Russian slant with a retro— spective 0f the work of visionary Russian director. Andrei Tarkovsky. acknowledged as one 'l.‘kra : nt' The In:- Band i nnisu sour. ’. feature by woman director Deniz of the most inspirational masters Tm! z . T g, Gamze Erguven. and tells the of Cinema. alongSide a screening Fmi ul1 ii i to [1111\iil \ 4 1 story of five precoctous Sisters of the second part of Soviet film- biochi r5. ‘ : m n e lin *S’ll’ growing into adulthood in a rural maker Alexander Dovzhenko‘s festival CO 125: , Hr Do you prowde hel and support unpaid fora zinc family mernberor riend who due to an illness disability mental health problem or addimon cannotcope Without your help7 CARERS DROP lN DAY MONDAY 1ST FEBRUARY Aspire Community Hub, Canal Rd, Hereiord, HR1 ZEA. 10-m3pm Come along on your own or with the person you support. Support workers on hand, you can join in activities together or separately. * Meet other organisations * Meet families facing similar difficulties * FREE holistictheraples * Entertainment and taster activities ADVERTISE * Opportunity for private 1:1 N LIN E conversations * Light lunch and refreshments * Accessible transport available For further information please call 01432 355373 Or email lnfo@crossroadshereford.org. uk . . chnoluuosregneodmnrylm nus-u: ROADS In: Int- Jotwvfilurcqm 1 09:1 3 r a: 5 “RE (I' I’WMCIC'Q l(‘ 031 7'.‘ “0‘ 73" 'I SLDQO’TIG by a. :1?“ n1432 $4533; _erefordtimes. —om .g’f- ~ g m ‘5 +~-~ Learn to Dance ARGENTINE TANGO with ADRIAN and JOLAHTA Begin or continue this amazingjourney of dance and friendship. Every Monday from ' lst February 7.45 - 9.45pm Cost £6 Breinton Village Hall, Hereford HR4 7PJ info: Hilda 07768543660. or Jim 07977541446 i |
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