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11th International Festival
Signes de Nuit
Paris

October 10th - 20th 2013
Cité Universitaire
Bd. Jourdan, 75014 Paris

Résidence Lucien Paye
Maison du Portugal
Maison de l'Italie

Maison Heinrich Heine
College de l'Espagne
Maison du Japon
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Presentation

Focus: Norway
Program 1

Day: Thursday, 17th October / Time: 9 pm
Place : Résidence Lucien Paye at the Cité Universitaire / Paris

The different worlds in honnor

October 10th - 20th 2013
The focus programs are film sections focused on different countries and regions. This section intends to discover and explore different spaces and cultures with the aim to understand the specific regional, political and social circumstances, do reconstruct the emotional and intellectual spécificities of a special region or country. In this critical work we belief it's essencial to prefer films which rufuse, in its form and expression, the retake of sterotype ways of reality restitutition. The focus sections understand itself as an act of resistance in the actual period of "globalisation", which inclins to impose one dominating model of culture and habitutes.
 



Magnus - A Sping Day

Magnus Lilleberg
Norway
2013 / 0:18:00


We join Magnus Lilleberg on an intimate journey into his everyday life as a heroin addict in the capital of Norway. He films himself with his hand-held camera and he describes a tough reality without demanding compassion in return.
Heroin addicts are often perceived as a homogeneous group who, in a serious way, are outcasts from general society. Magnus wants to change this picture, and to specify that heroin addicts take heroin because they have to - it is their medicine. In partnership with Munin Film, Magnus filmed and documented his daily life since fall of 2011. The film got the name "Magnus - a spring day" and in addition to directing and filming, Magnus also made the music and the graphic expression of the film.

Film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHaK2ybw7BQ

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The Pyramidical Silence (Den Pyramidale Taushet)

Anders Elsrud Hultgreen
Norway
2012 / 0:25:00


"The Pyramidical Silence" is a geological science-fiction movie describing the decay of mountains in connection to the decay of the entire cosmos, the end of cosmos, when everything has gone from order to chaos and the time is repealed. The presence of man is described in a geological timescale; they are alien visitors which through strange instruments are trying to understand their surroundings. The existence of man is compared to the life span of a mountain. The film describe the mountain's exceptional, but incomprehensible intellect as it apparently does nothing to prove, and that we as humans will never be able to fully understand. Like the incomprehensible remnants of lost civilizations.

Extract:
http://vimeo.com/67800396

FRENCH PREMIERE

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To Guard a Mountain

Izer Aliu
Norway
2012 / 0:25:00

Isa is a shepherd and has to obey his father's orders to find an escaped lamb. He and his little brother Hamid go into the mountains to look for it. Then Hamid gets injured and Isa finds himself in a dilemma: should he be a man and remain loyal to his father's command, or should he follow his own concept of right and wrong?

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Outside Confort

Andreas J. Riiser
Norway
2012 / 0:28:00

If animals do not follow their instincts, they go under. With human beings, it is the other way around.' Mona is a married woman with children who goes on a personal journey under the radar in her own city, without telling anyone.

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Reality Refugee

Trond Kvig Andreassen
Norway
2012 / 0:14:00


Magnus Eliassen is a well-known norwegian pop artist, having great success with his group Sirkus Eliassen. But off-stage he lives a completely different life, far away from the spotlight, in a small improvised hut in northern-Norway. This movie gets behind Magnus' on-stage persona and explores his alternative lifestyle, his thoughts about life, his future and love.

EUROPEAN PREMIERE

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