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//09.05.2012

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//18.03.2012

Premio Punto Acqua SMAT 2012

In occasione della giornata Mondiale dell'Acqua organizzata da  SMAT in collaborazione con CINEMAMBIENTE, avrà luogo  la  cerimonia di consegna del Premio Punto Acqua SMAT 2012 che si svolgerà  il 22 marzo 2012 alle ore 9,00 presso  il Cinema Massimo - Via Verdi 18 Torino.


//15.03.2012

Il vizio dello spreco - Proiezione 23 marzo

il Settore della Regione Piemonte “Tutela e difesa dei consumatori”, in collaborazione con CinemAmbiente, le Biblioteche civiche di Torino, la Biblioteca della Regione Piemonte, l’Ufficio Scolastico Regionale, il Museo A come Ambiente organizzano la proiezione di LIFE FOR SALE all'interno della rassegna 'Il vizio dello spreco', il prossimo 23 marzo presso il Centro Incontri della Regione Piemonte, Corso Stati Uniti 23.


[Archive]


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Voorland - Foreland


Looward lies on the banks of the Nederrijn. When the river rises, it invades the surrounding land, fields and bike paths. As the season passes, the waters recede, the road signs are put back and the cows return to pasture: Looward is land once again, at least for as long as the river allows. For seven years, Albert Elings and Eugenie Jansen observed and filmed the river’s rise and fall. The result is seven poetic chapters in which the real narrator is the countryside. A brick factory next to Roman ruins is dismantled; workers dig a tunnel... It took time, but progress has come to Looward, although it seems human activities play only a marginal role in this incomparably beautiful Dutch countryside.


Il regista / The Director

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Albert Elings (1965) studied at the Academy for Visual Arts and the Dutch Film and Television Academy, Amsterdam; since 1991 he has worked as a documentarist. His works include: Het Monument (1999) and A Daily Life (2000).

Eugenie Jansen (1965), after graduating in 1991 from the Film and Television Academy, made Het leeven een feest (1998) and Tussenland (2001). Films they have made together: Man (1996), The Comet (1998) and The Royal Wedding Tapes (2002).



“Lying on a grassy riverbank, overcome by summertime laziness. Watching the sun’s bright rays reflected in the slow-moving flow of water. The distant sound of motorboats mingles with the buzzing of insects around us. In this countryside of dikes and water, time runs differently. The cows ruminate to the beat of the wind against the grass, while the water flow, imperturbably, as it has done since the beginning. But in these watery prairies everything is transient by definition, set in a world apart. People, animals and buildings appear differently; it is from this perspective that one gains a sense of the flow of time.”

Albert Elings, Eugenie Jansen

Edizione 2006
CONCORSO INTERNAZIONALE DOCUMENTARI



Netherlands , 2005, 70'

REGIA/DIRECTOR
Albert Elings, Eugenie Jansen

TAGS:
Urbanization, Landscape



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