Sun 12 - Wed 15 Jun / Selection of Short Films
Cert. tbc
Festivals & Series, Special Screenings
Enjoy this programme of short films old and new by Cinema greats and inspired by the sea.
Sun 12 June 2pm
Wed 15 June 6.20pm
The screening on 15 June will be introduced by Ros Murray (King’s College London).
Programme :
Tatitude
USA/FRA | 2009 | 3 mins | dir. Vivian Ostrovsky | no dialogues
A delightful update of Jacques Tati’s Les Vacances de M. Hulot. Seagulls squawk, waves crash, and swimmers cavort in endless summer days spent on the beach. Tatitude suggests that sand, water and sun are the basic elements in a happy, carefree life, and maybe even the secret to eternal youth.
‘The first character –and a superhuman character – whose collaboration had to be confirmed (…) was of course the storm’ (Jean Epstein). In a fishing village on the coast of Brittany, a woman is worried for her fiancé, who is out at sea during a storm. She goes to the lighthouse and asks the keepers about an old man who might be a storm master. The most emblematic of Epstein’s film on the sea.
Film restored by the Cinémathèque française
Poetic documentary on the fishermen of the island of Sein, on board the Fleur-de-Lisieux.
Film restored by the Cinémathèque française
The film mainly focuses on speech, which, like a dark poem, collects the epic story of the Atlantic crossing of a young man. Through Serigne and his friends’ words, the film draws the portrait of a sacrificed youth. The characters of the film travel between past, present and future, floating between life and death, history and myth.
A humorous glimpse at what happens every morning on the wavy sidewalks of Copacabana beach: physical fitness Brazilian style, with a dash of soccer and hints of Carmen Miranda.
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