It's a mystery how Peter Schonau Fog manages to combine child abuse, a study of a rural community, affecting tragedy and black comedy into a satisfying whole, but in "The Art of Crying" he pulls it off. A gently offbeat study of a Jutland family in the early 1970s as seen through the merciless, innocent gaze of an 11 year-old boy, this refreshingly unconventional pic tackles its taboos with
compassion, grace and wit.
Jonathan Holland, Variety

Emotionally devastating and astonishingly mature, this is a unique feature debut. Steve Gravestock, Toronto International Filmfestival

A young Scandinavian genius tackles Bergmanesque themes of family taboos and relationships with pathos, humor, and a loving eye. Chiseko Tanaka, Tokyo International Film Festival

Monday, April 30, 2007

Stars for "Kunsten at græde i kor" in danish newspapers


Apparently there is still a lot of truth in the saying 'through Adversity to the Stars'... (PSF)

Åbenbart er der stadig noget sandt i at 'den længste vej går til stjernerne'... (PSF)



Berlingske Tidende
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Man kan ganske enkelt ikke forestille sig, hvordan dette dæmpet vittige, lavmælt gribende og stilfærdigt rystende værk kunne have været lavet bedre

Århus Stiftstidende
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En perfekt film? Ja det ligner ”Kunsten at græde i kor” faktisk

Politiken
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Denne imponerende sikre og selvstændige debut er udfoldet så paradoksalt fornøjeligt og underholdende lige midt i det sorte syn

Jyllands- Posten
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Humoren er sort, tæt og grotesk i Peter Schønau Fogs fremragende debutfilm. Forventninger indfriet

Information
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”Kunsten at græde i kor” er en lille perle

KultuNaut
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Instruktøren Peter Schønau Fog begået intet mindre end et mesterværk

Børsen
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”Kunsten at græde i kor” er givetvis sæsonens vigtigste danske film.

Urban
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Peter Schønau Fogs spillefilmsdebut er morsom, tragisk, foruroligende og tankevækkende. På en og samme tid

B.T.
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Vi griner i kor af ”Kunsten at græde i kor” – for filmen er så sørgelig, at man er nødt til at grine - men latteren stikker i halsen

Ekstra Bladet
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En stor, rig dansk film med en skøn og lun historie.

Søndagsavisen
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”Kunsten at græde i kor” er ganske enkelt stærk, modig, væsentlig og troværdig på alle planer

Nyhedsavisen
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Genistregen er at fortælle hele denne forfærdelige historie gennem et barns naive sind. Se den, du bliver måske klogere på det ubegribelige

Filmland/DR
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En film, der tør gå sine egne veje og gør det fuldt ud fra ende til anden. En umådelig gennemført film

TV2/Go´ Morgen Danmark
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Det er en rigtig god film. Det er frygteligt, men også smukt. En film om kærlighed, loyalitet og håb

TV2 Lorry/Brunch
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Man har den med sig lang tid efter, man har set den

Fyens Stiftstidende
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Med Peter Schønau Fogs stærke og velspillede familiedrama vender dansk film tilbage til rødderne. En film med noget på hjertet

Nordjyske Stiftstidende
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Kristeligt Dagblad
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”Kunsten at græde i kor” er en uhyggelig god film. Overordentlig seværdig

Jydske Vestkysten
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Femina
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En perlerække af overbevisende skuespillerpræstationer. Velfortalt og vedkommende

Se og Hør
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Det er en fantastisk film

Stars for "Kunsten at græde i kor" in danish magazines

Bazar
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Det er meget længe siden, dansk film har set noget lignende. Se den!

IN
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Fantastisk forfærdeligt! Det er så hæsligt, så i øjenhøjde, så nærværende, så virkeligt, så underspillet, så velspillet…

Gear
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Et knugende, knusende vellykket komediedrama

Costume
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På én gang den herligste og den frygteligste nyere danske film

Cover
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En sublim, morsom, brutal og kærlig film

Euroman
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En frysende, fremragende og foruroligende film.

Kiwi Magazine
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En seværdig, overbevisende og morsom film om at overleve sin barndom

Arena
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I dén grad en anderledes film. Velspillet og velfortalt

Mifune
En genistreg gennemsyret af sort humor, tragedie og smil gennem tårer

Eurowoman
En vanvittig morsom og vigtig film

Nova
En helt klart anderledes men meget spændende filmoplevelse

Wednesday, April 25, 2007

European Film Festival of Brussels


THE ART OF CRYING has been selected for

(June 29 - July 7)
In competition

The Brussels European Film Festival will be organized this year for the fifth time from June 29 until July 7, 2007. The Festival will mainly present first or second feature films from European directors. Thanks to the cooperation with the Belgian Royal Filmarchive, the Festival also presents a worldwide filmselection.

Monday, April 23, 2007

Kunsten at græde i kor wins the FIPRESCI AWARD in Lecce, Italy too!!

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i kor
wins the:

in
FESTIVAL DEL CINEMA EUROPEO
Lecce, Italy.

The FIPRESCI Jury composed by Critics Marina Sanna, Ioanna Papageorgiou, Matyas Gyozo awards the prize to The Art of Crying by Peter Schonau Fog.

For the capacity of telling in a tragic, ironic way the sorrows and perversions of a family, through the eyes of an adolescent.

Read more here.


Congratulations to the cast and crew!

Thursday, April 19, 2007

Vote for The Art of Crying!

Vote for The Art of Crying for “AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD for BEST FEATURE FILM” at Nashville filmfestival!

Sunday, April 15, 2007

The Art of Crying wins The FIPRESCI AWARD in Istanbul, Turkey

FIPRESCI AWARD
The FIPRESCI Jury of the 26th International Istanbul Film Festival presided over by Miguel Somsen (Portugal), and composed of Cüneyt Cebenoyan (Turkey), Katharina Dockhorn (Germany), Marina Drozdova (Poland), Nathan Lee (USA) and Uygar Şirin (Turkey), gave:


The FIPRESCI Award in the International Competition to "KUNSTEN AT GRAEDE I KOR / THE ART OF CRYING" by Peter Schønau Fog (Denmark), for telling the story of a family with secrets everybody knows about but nobody speaks about it, balancing comedy and tragedy. You will never feel detached by this intense portrait of a Danish family, seen through the innocent point of view of a child.

Sunday, April 01, 2007

Kunsten at Græde i Kor Featured in FILM(DFI)


The DFI magazine FILM features interviews with actor Jesper Asholt and director Peter Schønau Fog written by Liselotte Michelsen and Morten Piil(in danish).

Download as pdf here. Or as html here and here.

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Canberra International Film Festival

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i kor has been invited to the:

(October 24 - November 4) Australia

Friday, March 23, 2007

Peter Schønau Fog modtager Natsværmerprisen


Ritzau: Torsdag den 22. marts 2007


Instruktør Peter Schønau Fog
modtager her til aften Natsværmerprisen


Hans prisvindende spillefilmsdebut ”Kunsten at græde i kor” får Danmarkspremiere fredag den 27. april.
I aften er der officiel åbningsgalla i Dagmar Teatret i København for årets NatFilm Festival. Den ærefulde åbningsfilm er det prisvindende drama ”Kunsten at græde i kor”, men inden festivalen for alvor kan skydes i gang, skal filmens instruktør Peter Schønau Fog på scenen for at modtage dette års prestigefulde Natsværmerpris – NatFilm Festivalens ærespris.

Natsværmerfonden uddeler hvert år prisen til unge danske filmtalenter, som har ydet et værdifuldt bidrag til dansk film, og med prisen følger 25.000 kr. og et kunstværk af Alexander Tovborg. Et uddrag af bestyrelsens motivation er: ”Vi er mange, der har ventet og ventet på at se hans karriere folde sig ud. Nu sker det, og det har været ventetiden værd. Hans spillefilmsdebut er en modig og sikker debut, der takler et svært emne uden at ryste på hånden, får det optimale ud af både professionelle skuespillere som amatører, og som tør at udfordre vore vaner og forventninger ved at være indspillet på klingende sønderjysk.”

Natsværmerprisen bliver som oftest uddelt til talenter i udvikling, og Peter Schønau Fog er allerede rigtigt godt på vej. Tilbage i 2000 blev han indstillet til en Student Academy Award for sin afgangsfilm ”Lille Mænsk”, og ”Kunsten at græde i kor” har allerede nu modtaget en række priser og ikke mindst masser af roser. Siden Verdenspremieren ved Toronto Film Festival har filmen været på en imponerende verdensturné - bl.a. San Sebastián (Tildelt Ungdomsjuryens pris), Tokyo International Film Festival, AFI / Los Angeles (Juryens special mention) og Mannheim-Heidelberg (Tildelt Publikumsprisen, Special mention til Jesper Asholt og De Tyske Biografejeres Anbefaling). Ved Gøteborg i februar modtog Harald Gunnar Paalgaard desuden den prestigefulde ”The Kodak Nordic Vision Award” for Bedste Fotografering.

”Kunsten at græde i kor” er i løbet af dette forår udtaget til at deltage i endnu en række Film Festivaler over hele verden: Sofia International Film Festival, Cleveland International Film Festival, Hong Kong International Film Festival, Vilnius International Film Festival, Istanbul International Film Festival, Sarasota Film Festival, Nashville Film Festival og Jerusalem Film Festival.

Senest er ”Kunsten at græde i kor” blevet inviteret til New Directors/New Films, som anses være en af verdens mest eksklusive præsentationer af debutant film fra hele verden.

”Kunsten at græde i kor” er baseret på Erling Jepsens succesfulde roman af samme navn og får Danmarkspremiere fredag den 27. april. ”Kunsten at græde i kor” er produceret af Final Cut Productions.

Se også: Politiken

Friday, March 16, 2007

Festroia International Film Festival


The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i Kor has been invited to:

Portugal (June 1 - 10)

First Works (competition) present first works, giving the Portuguese audiences the possibility of discovering the first feature films of directors whose importance for the future evolution of the medium will be acknowledge by film critics and historians.

Setúbal
Setúbal, the headquarters of the International Film festival, is the centre of a vast region of unique characteristics, both in its landscape that greatly justifies its tourist vocation, and in its economic diversity, divided between traditional activities, such as fishing and agriculture, and the most modern industry.

Friday, March 09, 2007

Seattle International Film Festival


The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i Kor has been invited to:

Seattle International Film Festival.

(24. May - 17. June)

Trondheim International Filmfestival

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i kor Has been invited to:

Trondheim International Filmfestival.

(19.-25. April)

(Trondheim is the fourth festival showing the film in week 17 - which is the same week the film is going to premiere in Denmark(27. April), phew...)

Saturday, March 03, 2007

Opening Galla at Nat Filmfestivallen


Kunsten at græde i kor

Det er en modig bedrift at behandle et emne som incest med sort humor. Men når det lykkes så ubetinget elegant og underholdende som i Peter Schønau Fogs intelligente filmatisering af Erling Jepsens bestseller af samme navn, kan man kun have respekt for valget. Instruktøren tager nemlig sin historie alvorligt – her er ingen ironisk distance, blot en velfungerende galgenhumor. Jesper Asholt leverer en spektakulær præstation som den ynkelige og selvoptagede familiefar, der klynker af selvmedlidenhed, imens han misbruger sin datter og manipulerer sin familie i en lille, sønderjysk by i 1970’erne. Sceneriet iagttages gennem øjnene af den 11-årige søn Allan, hvis barnlige naivitet ikke begriber situationens alvor, og det forlener portrættet af den dobbeltmoralske familie med så meget tragikomik, at man griner højt mere end én gang. Det er en imponerende balancegang uden et eneste fejltrin, og ’Kunsten at Græde i Kor’ har af samme grund hittet stort på festivaler blandt både kritikere og publikum. Fog beskriver miljøet, så man kan mærke de brune fløjlsbukser og stueurets konstante tikken, og autenticiteten understreges af, at dialogen er på klingende sønderjysk.

22/3/2007

København
21:30 (Dagmar)

Kolding
21:30 (Kolding: Kolding BioCenter)

Odense
19:00 (Odense: Cafe Biografen)

Århus
18:30 (Århus: CinemaxX)

(Hold og spillere - skynd jer at bestille billetter til visningen i Kbh - så kan vi få en aften ud af det... Mvh Peter)

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Dublin Reviews

Danish sneak previews

According to findings on Google has/is The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i Kor beeing sneak-previewed at:

Bodil : Closing film.
Natfilm: Opening film
Filmfestihvalsø
Gladsaxe Oplysnings Forbund

Lecce European Cinema Festival

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i Kor
has been invited to:



(April 17 - 22)

In competition.





Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Guadalajara International Film Festival


The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i kor has been invited to:

The XXII edition of the Guadalajara International Film Festival(Mexico) (March 22 - 30)

Saturday, February 10, 2007

Screenings at European Film Market

Kunsten at graede i kor/The Art Of Crying will be screened at European Film Market in Berlin:


Sat Feb 10 13:30
Marriott 2 (E)
Digi Beta

Tue Feb 13 17:00
Marriott 2 (E)
Digi Beta



Welcome to the European Film Market (EFM), one of the top annual events for the international film industry. Since 2006, the central location for the EFM is the Martin-Gropius-Bau, situated in the heart of Berlin within the immediate vicinity of the festival centre. Once again this year, additional attractive space will be available at the EFM Business Offices at Potsdamer Platz 11. The Market’s attractive locations, its productive integration into the Berlinale, one of the world’s largest film festivals, as well as selected co-operations and partnerships come together to make the EFM one of the most dynamic marketplaces for international film.

At the EFM 2006, 264 exhibitors from more than 50 countries were represented. A total of 618 films, including more than 400 market premieres, were presented to professional visitors in 1,000 screenings. The trademark of EFM is the timeliness of the films and projects as well as its close connections to the festival programme: Around 30 percent of publicly screened Berlinale films are presented in EFM screenings.

The EFM offers the ideal infrastructure to inform oneself on the diversity of international cinema, to discover new trends and to strengthen one’s own position in the market.

Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Invitation to Jerusalem International Film Festival

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i kor has been invited to:

Jerusalem International Film Festival
(July 5th - July 14th)

The Jerusalem International Film Festival - Israel’s most prestigious cinematic event – a ten-day dazzling celebration of cinema. This glorious event held over 10 days each summer, is a highlight of Israel’s cultural calendar, and a well-known gem on the international film festival circuit. Recognised internationally for its unique screening programme, seminars and intimate atmosphere, the Jerusalem International Film Festival is an unprecedented venue for creating and stimulating dialogue and discussion among professionals and audiences from different cultures. Preparations are now underway for the 22nd Jerusalem International Film Festival – taking place from July 7-16 2005 They come from the four corners of the planet to be in Jerusalem: Stars; personalities; critics; directors; producers; festival directors; old friends and new faces…

Sunday, February 04, 2007

Cinematographer Harald Paalgard wins The Kodak Nordic Vision Award!

Kodak Nordic Vision Award
The same jury also chose the winner of the Kodak Nordic Vision Award. The Kodak Nordic Vision Award goes to cinematographer Harald Paalgard for "his sharp and sensitive camera work in Peter Schønau's film The Art of Crying. His images draws our attention to the human being and the human condition, creating a very special mood in this dark tale."

In swedish:
The Kodak Nordic Vision Award
The Kodak Nordic Vision Award på 50 000 kronor tilldelas fotografen Harald Gunnar Paalgard för hans "följsamma kameraarbete i Peter Schønau Fogs film Kunsten at græde i kor/The Art of Crying. Hans bilder lyfter fram människor och miljöer och ger åt filmens mörka historia dess speciella atmosfär."

Saturday, February 03, 2007

Favorits of the head of the festival

Jannike Åhlund

Gör på festivalen:

Konstnärlig ledare(Head of the festival) - har ansvaret för filmprogrammet ? content provider, helt enkelt!

Favoritfilmer alla kategorie(All time favorits): Sunset Boulevard, Återkomsten och Lady och Lufsen (den första film jag såg på bio!)

Favoriter i årets festival(Favorits of this years festival):

The Art of Crying, Children, Ten Canoes, Doften av grön papaya, The Optimists, After This Our Exile, Clash of Egos, The Way I Spent the End of the Word - och i princip hela ANOTHER VIEW-sektionen!

Friday, February 02, 2007

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i Kor has been invited to New York

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i Kor has been invited to:


New Directors/New Films
March 21–April 1, 2007

Now in its thirty-sixth year, the renowned New Directors/New Films festival, presented jointly by The Film Society of Lincoln Center and The Museum of Modern Art, introduces New York audiences to the work of emerging or not-yet-established filmmakers from around the world. All of the films in New Directors/New Films are having either their New York, United States, or North American premieres, and many of the screenings are introduced by the filmmakers. Films selected for the 2007 edition include Andrea Arnold’s Red Road (Great Britain/Denmark), Jean-Pascal Hattu’s 7 Years (France), Julia Loktev’s Day Night Day Night (USA) and Peter Schønau Fog’s The Art of Crying (Denmark). See www.moma.org or www.filmlinc.com for details and a complete listing of titles and screening times. A schedule is also available in MoMA’s main and theater lobbies, and in the lobby of the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center. New Directors/New Films is sponsored by Stella Artois and HBO Films. The festival is made possible through the generosity of the Irene Diamond Fund. Additional support is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art, and public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency.

Oskarshamns Tidningen - review (in swedish)

Genom att skildra berättelsen genom Allans häpna blå ögon skapar Schönau Fog den distans som krävs för att göra filmen The art of crying uthärdig.

Massor av film man bara inte får missa

KULTUR Göteborgs filmfestival är i gång. Den fyller 30 i år. Det firas med pompa och ståt och det märks i programmet. Att bläddra genom katalogen tar timmar och väcker beslutsvånda på snart sagt varje sida. Filmerna som man bara inte får missa är betydligt fler än man klarar av hur man än vrider och vänder sig.

Festivalen i Göteborg är den största i Norden och det är också filmer från vårt hörn av världen som dominerar utbudet. Huvudnumret är den nordiska tävlingen där färska filmer från Sverige, Norge, Danmark, Finland och Island tävlar om Filmdraken (en staty av Ernst Billgren) och 100 000 kronor. Vinnaren utses på lördag.

(...)

Oduglig och oälskad

Mörk, men på ett annat sätt, är den debuterande danske regissören Peter Schönau Fogs familjedrama The art of crying. Den utspelar sig i en liten by på Jylland i början av 1970-talet. Elvaårige Allan bor med sin mamma, pappa och storasyster Sanna.

Fadern, som kör ut mjölk i trakten, beklagar sig ständigt över att han är oduglig och att ingen älskar honom. Allt som oftast hotar han att ta livet av sig och lägger sig på soffan i vardagsrummet och gråter.

Allan avgudar sin pappa och gör allt för att hålla honom vid liv och på gott humör. Han vet att det enda som kan få pappan att sluta gråta är att storasystern gör honom sällskap på soffan - under täcket. Och vill inte Sanna tänker Allan göra det själv. Pojken inser förstås inte riktigt följderna av sina handlingar.

Genom att skildra berättelsen genom Allans häpna blåa ögon, som plirar genom ett par stora brillor, skapar Schönau Fog en distans och mörk humor som krävs för att göra tragedin uthärdlig - och faktiskt mycket rolig mellan varven, men det är skratt som fastnar i halsen.

(...)

af Mikael Hagner/Oskarshamns Tidningen

Monday, January 29, 2007

Göteborg festival daily - interview



The Art Of Crying


THE ART OF CRYING, directed by Danish filmmaker Peter Schønau Fog, is a gentle study of a dysfunctional family, set in rural Denmark in the early 1970s.

»I felt it was a really important film to make, even though it has been extremely stressful. The issue of child abuse is something that is dealt with in a very strange way. There is a certain taboo connected to it that I wanted to explore«, says Schønau Fog.

The film resolves around Allan, a precocious eleven-year-old boy who grows up with his mother, his depressive milkman father and his older sister Sanne. It should be an idealistic environment, but it is not. Allan’s father is frequently threatening to commit suicide, claiming that no one understands him, that no one loves him. Allan adores his father and tries his best to comfort him. Without realising the consequences of his actions, and in order to make his father feel better, Allan convinces his older sister to “comfort” daddy on the couch.

»THE ART OF CRYING« is a complex movie with moments that are tempered with dark, almost absurd humour that moves the spectator between despair and amusement. Schønau Fog always felt that the only way to treat the issue of child molestation was to add some humour to it.

»I hope people will watch my film forwardly and understand it retrospectively. I wanted to make a film that spoke to the audience through emotions. Sure, it is a black and tragic movie, but through the eyes of Allan, some things are so innocent that they become humorous. It’s so tragical it becomes bizarre«, says Schønau Fog.


Författare: ANDERS BENGTSSON
Fotograf: MARCUS BERGMAN

Sunday, January 21, 2007

Closed screenings for danish cinema owners

Closed screenings of The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i kor for danish cinema owners in "Filmtræf 2007" in Horsens.

23. jan. 16.00 Sal A
25. jan. 8.45 Sal A

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

The Art of Crying invited to Dublin International Film Festival


The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i kor has been invited to:

(Feb 16 - 25)

The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival is one of the most high profile events in Ireland and screens over 100 film premieres and hosts many popular forums throughout the 10 days. It invites and hosts a number of high profile guests and provides an attractive and diverse selection of the best in contemporary world cinema.

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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Sofia International Film Festival

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at Græde i kor has been invited to:

Sofia International Film Festival
(March 1 - 18)

Monday, January 08, 2007

International İstanbul Film Festival

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i kor has been invited to the

Competition of the
International İstanbul Film Festival. (March 31 - April 15, 2007).

The International İstanbul Film Festival was first presented as a film week in the summer of 1982, within the framework of the International İstanbul Festival. Beginning in 1984, the event became a separate activity and was shifted to April.

In 1985, two competitive sections, one national and the other international, were included in the Festival program. Accredited by FIAPF since 1989, the Festival, features a thematically specialized international competition, provides a showcase for recent Turkish film productions, and thus represents a rewarding medium where Turkish and foreign filmmakers get together. The Festival draws a special interest to world classics, presenting retrospective sections within its programs particularly attended by young audiences.

The Festival, whose aim is “to encourage the development of cinema in Turkey, to help Turkish cinema attain international recognition and to promote films of quality in the Turkish market”, has also introduced international institutions and organizations like EURIMAGES and EFDO to the Turkish market.

Thursday, January 04, 2007

Göteborg International Film Festival

The Art of Crying/Kunsten at græde i kor has been invited to:

Göteborg International Film Festival
(26. jan - 5. feb. 2007)

In Nordic Competition.

Screenings:
lördag: 27/1 17.30 Draken
söndag: 28/1 12.30 Folkan
tisdag: 30/1 17.30 Handels

Facts about Göteborg International Film Festival
Today, Göteborg International Film Festival is the biggest public film festival in Scandinavia. Each year, some 450 films from 60 countries are screened for 115 000 visitors. Additionally, some 60 film related seminars attract roughly 6 000 visitors. The aim of the festival is today two-fold. Firstly, and most importantly, it's a yearly opportunity to offer interested viewers a broad program of films that not always reach the cinemas. Secondly, it's a meeting place for the Nordic film industry. To that end, in 2000, the festival established a market place for Nordic film. The ambition was to strengthen the role of the festival as a Nordic meeting place and to be the interational link to new Nordic films. During four days, new films are screened for an international group of buyers, distributors and festival representatives. The market place, which runs parallel to the ordinary festival, is called Nordic Film Market and hosts 180 specially invited guests each year. It is today the biggest single market place for Nordic films.

Press release here.

Monday, January 01, 2007

Vilnius International Film Festival

The Art of Crying has been invited to Vilnius International Film Festival (22. march - 5 april 2007)