No Man's Land,
Everyone's Image: Cinema in the Balkans
Yale University
Whitney Humanities
Center, 53 Wall Street
New Haven, Connecticut
Free and open to
the public
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Monday, February 3: Pre-conference screening 7:00pm: Time of the Gypsies (Dom za Visanje), Kusturica, 1988, 35mm Thursday, February 6 4:00pm:
Balkan Cinema and the Geopolitical Imaginary - Fredric Jameson 7:00pm: Film: No Man's Land (Ničiji zemlja), Tanović, 2001, 35mm 9:00pm: Film: Balkanisateur (Valkanisateur), Goritsas, 1997, 35mm
11:15am:
Film: Who Wants to Be a President (Novo, novo, vrijeme),
Grlić & Mirković, 2001, VHS 1:30pm:
Registers of Emotion: Comedy, Music, Allegory - Andrew Horton,
George Syrimis,
Maria Stassinopoulou 3:45pm: Film: In the Jaws of Life (U raljama života), Grlić, 1984, 35mm 7:00pm: Film: The Four Seasons of the Law (I earini synaxis ton agrofylakon), Avdeliodis, 1999, 35mm
9:30am:
Once There Was a Country: Kusturica - Paul Coates, Goran Gocić,
Vassiliki Tsitsopoulou 1:00pm:
Cultural Memory/Identity - Thomas Elsaesser, Slobodan Novak,
Sasa Milić 3:00pm:
Film: Who's That Singing Over There (Ko to tamo peva),
Šijan, 1980, VHS 4:30pm:
Whose Cinema? Who's Writing its History? - Nataša Ďurovičová,
Daniel Goulding, Dina Iordanova 7:00pm:
Film: Before the Rain (Pred dozhdot), Manchevski,
1994, 35mm 9:00pm: Film: Dust, Manchevski, 2001, 35mm
8:30am:
Film: I Even Met Some Happy Gypsies (Skupljači perja),
Petrović, 1967, VHS 10am:
Looking at 'Them', Defining Ourselves - Evelyn Preuss, Dudley
Andrew, Dina Iordanova 12noon:
Film: It's a Long Road (Ola ine dromos), Voulgaris, 1998,
35mm
7:30pm: Underground (Kusturica), 1995, 35mm |
Sponsors:
European Studies Council, Hellenic Studies, Film Studies
and the Whitney Humanities Center
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