InScience Catalogue 2017 by InScience

INSCIENCE FILM FESTIVAL 2017

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Welcome 04-05 Practical information 06-09 Ambassadors 12-13 Jury & Awards 14-15 Film | Program 16-29 Film | Shorts 32-35 Film | Specials 36-39 Film | Virtual Reality 40-41 Talks 42-45 Interactive 46-65 InScience Education 56-57 Index Film by title 60-61 Index speakers by name 62-63 Colofon 64-65

Welcome to InScience

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InScience 2017 'The facts speak for themselves' has always been an overconfident statement, but in this post-truth era, we're really making a mess of it. Fake news and alternative facts are increasingly defining our reality. Uncomfortable truths are being exchanged for comfortable lies. And why not, if you think life will go on with or without your influence? InScience is about the impact of science on society; about how science as a systematic search, unbound by our own truth, deeply influences culture. And even if the facts don't speak for themselves, nothing is possible without them. The theme 'No facts, no future' was therefore chosen for this year's edition of InScience. Ironically, this year marks the launch of an extensive virtual reality program. Not only does VR offer a fascinating visualisation of research, it also aids in the practical application of research. InScience visitors will be offered a unique sneak peek. In addition, InScience will present the first science films released at the beginning of last century, in collaboration with EYE/Dutch Central Film Archive. In this way, the third edition of InScience is linking past and future. Welcome to the third edition of InScience and welcome to film, fact, and fiction. Johan van de Woestijne InScience Director

Practical Information —

Accreditation

InScience – Dutch International Science Film Festival welcomes journalists, media representatives and film professionals to attend our festival. Film professionals and press can apply for a free guest pass or press pass. The pass will give you free access to the majority of the program. Please note that you will have to get a ticket in advance at the box office.

Industry desk

Our Industry desk is located at the box office of LUX Nijmegen. When you arrive this is where you pick up your accreditation. We look forward welcoming you and provide you with all the information you need during your stay at the festival. Here you also find a message board with the latest information regarding schedule changes. Opening hours Industry Desk: Wednesday 8 November: 19:00 – 22:30 Thursday 9 November: 10:30 – 21:45 Friday 10 November: 10:30 – 21:00 Saturday 11 November: 10:00 – 21:30 Sunday 12 November: 09:30 – 18:30

Tickets

Tickets are available online at www.insciencefestival.nl and www.lux-nijmegen.nl or can be purchased at the LUX ticket counter. It’s not possible to reserve tickets in advance. Film Film CJP Student Film Thurs + Fri before 6:00 PM

€9.00 €7.50 €5 €7.50

Lectures General admission Student/CJP

€5 €3.50

Day passes Day pass - Thursday or Friday Day pass - Saturday or Sunday

€14 €19

All day passes are available at www.insciencefestival.nl and at the LUX ticket desk. With a day pass, you can purchase tickets for just €2 per program.

Junior Film Junior Big Ideas Junior Wetenschapsquiz

€3,50 €3,50 €5 (participant + guest €2,50 (guest)

The following program components are free: DIY labs, Coffee & Science, Award Show, Junior Opening, Story Lab, Fake News Workshops, Science Café, Philosophical Café, Chasing Coral. Please note: limited tickets are available.

Festival locations

/ LUX Nijmegen, Mariënburg 38-39 / Huis van de Nijmeegse Geschiedenis - Mariënburgkapel, Mariënburg 26 / Library Gelderland-Zuid, Mariënburg 29

Opening hours Ticket counter

10:30 - 22:15 (Thurs) 10:30 - 22:30 (Fri, Sat) 09:30 - 22:15 (Sun)

Food and drinks LUX Café 2:00 (Fri, Sat) DIY-Labs Mariënburgkapel

09:00 - 1:00 (Thurs, Sun) | 9:00 -

English programs

13:00 - 18:00

This is an international film festival, which means all foreign films are either in English or have English subtitles. Some of the discussions immediately following the films will also be in English. This is indicated in the relevant program guides.

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Ambassadors — THE AMBASSADORS OF THIS YEARS INSCIENCE DUTCH INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE FILM FESTIVAL ARE:

Hubert Bruls

José van Dijck

Hubert Bruls (1966) is Mayor of the municipality of Nijmegen.

José van Dijck (1960) is the president of the Royal Dutch Academy of Arts and Sciences. She has been chosen as most influential woman of 2016 by feminist magazine Opzij.

Daniel Dennett

Robbert Dijkgraaf

Daniel Dennett (1942) is an American philosopher and cognitive scientist whose research centers on the philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and philosophy of biology.

Robbert Dijkgraaf (1960) is Director of the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton, USA. His research focuses on the interface between mathematics and particle physics. Dijkgraaf is Past President of the Royal Dutch Academy of Arts and Sciences (2008 – 2012). 12

Ben Feringa

Hoyte van Hoytema

Ben Feringa (1951) has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2016. Feringa has been professor of Organic Chemistry since 1988. He is one of the best scientists of our time, both within the Netherlands and worldwide. His research performance is so exceptional that he is generally regarded as one of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most creative and productive chemists.

Hoyte van Hoytema (1971) is a Dutch-Swedish cinematographer known from his high-profile work include Her, Interstellar and the James Bond Spectre.

Rob van Hattum

Martin Stratmann

Rob van Hattum (1955) is Chief Science Officer at Science Centre NEMO and science editor at VPRO. For years he presented the National Science Quiz on national television. He makes some controversial TV-documentaries for Tegenlicht. In 2012 he won the Eurekaprijs for science communication.

Martin Stratmann (1954) is president of the Max Planck Society for the term 2014 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2020. Stratmann is a chemist and is a fellow of the Electrochemical Society and a member of Acatech and the North Rhine-Westphalian Academy of Sciences.

Jury & Awards — THE AWARDS SUN 12 NOV / 20:15 / LUX 6 THE FILMS SELECTED FOR INSCIENCE WILL PARTICIPATE IN TWO COMPETITIONS. THE AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED DURING THE LAST DAY OF THE FESTIVAL. THE AWARDS SERVE AS APPRECIATION, RECOGNITION AND ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE MAKERS.

NTR AUDIENCE AWARD €2,500 —

Vote on your favorite film from InScience 2017! Rate each film after you watch it using the ballot you received when you entered the cinema. The winning film will be rewarded with a €2,500 prize.

STUDENT JURY AWARD €500 —

Five students from universities and universities of applied sciences in Gelderland will watch a wide selection of films during the festival. On Sunday evening they will announce the filmmaker they believe created the best science film.

FILM / PROGRAM — Amateurs in Space

THIS YEAR'S PROGRAM IS ABOUT FACT, FICTION AND GENE TECHNOLOGY; ABOUT WOMEN OF COLOUR AS THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND NASA; ABOUT BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY; ABOUT CYBORGS AMONG US, YOUNG KARL MARX, INVISIBLE ENEMIES AND STEVEN SPIELBERG'S MINORITY REPORT, TRUMPED BY REALITY.

MAX KESTNER | DOCUMENTARY | 89 MIN | 2016 | COUNTRY: DENMARK

THIS YEAR'S INSCIENCE PROGRAM IS AS BROAD AS IT IS DEEP. WITH POWERFUL, SHOCKING AND SOMETIMES DISTURBING FILMS, INSCIENCE REVEALS THE IMPACT OF SCIENCE ON SOCIETY AND VICE VERSA. THE VERY BEST FILMS HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR THE THIRD EDITION OF THE NTR AUDIENCE AWARD. CAST YOUR VOTE TO DETERMINE THE BEST FILM OF INSCIENCE 2017.

Kristian von Bengtson and the controversial Peter Madsen share a childhood dream: travelling to space in a home-made rocket. If they succeed, the two Danes will become the world's first amateurs to go to space. They set to work with innovative ideas and materials from a local DIY store. Production: Director: Max Kestner Producer: Sigrid Dyekjær Director of photography: Claus Mejling, Kim Høgh Mikkelsen, Max Kestner, Poul Mejer Contact: Autlook Filmsales, Youn Ji, youn@autlookfilms.com

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Bill Nye: Science Guy

Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story

DAVID ALVARADO & JASON SUSSBERG | DOCUMENTARY | 101 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: UNITED STATES

ALEXANDRA DEAN | DOCUMENTARY | 90 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: UNITED STATES

Bill Nye is on a mission to change the world. Once the host of a popular children's show, he is now the CEO of The Planetary Society. In this film, he struggles to restore science, research and discovery to its rightful place in a world hostile to evidence and reason.

The most beautiful woman in the world was also the secret inventor of secure Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS communications, however, her arresting looks stood in the way of her being given the credit she deserved... until now. Speakers: Wolter Lemstra – Senior Research Fellow at the Faculty Technology TU Delft

Speakers: Stijn Bruers – Rathional Ethicist Pieter Leroy – Environmental scientist

Production: Alexandra Dean Producer: Alexandra Dean, Katherine Drew, Adam Haggiag Writer: Alexandra Dean Director of photography: Alex Stikich, Buddy Squires Contact: Dogwoof, Luke Brawley, info@dogwoof.com

Production: Producer: David Alvarado, Jason Sussberg, Seth Gordon, Kate McLean, Nick Pampenella Director of photography: David Alvarado Contact: Structure Films, David Alvarado, j@dogpatchfilms.com

Black Bear Forest

Brexitannia

HSIANG-HSIU LEE | DOCUMENTARY | 126 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: TAIWAN

Dafen, the heart of Yushan National Park in Taiwan, is also known as 'the kingdom of bears'. With the help of an indigenous hunter, a female ecologist searches for the Formosan Black Bear. Together with copious amounts of scientific research, the secrets of the Formosan Black Bear are revealed.

The first film about Brexit is a portrait of the divisive power of referenda. With subtle force and no judgement, it presents the people behind the votes. Without losing sight of expert opinions, Brexitannia reveals the grey area of personal motivations, opinions and world views that lie at the root of their choices.

Speakers: Annabelle Dufourcq – Philosopher Aniek Ivens - Ecologist

Speakers: Theresa Kuhn – Politicologist Marcel Wissenburg – Philosopher

Production: Director: Hsiang-Hsiu Lee Producer: Hsiang-Hsiu Lee Contact: Swallow Wings Films Co. Ltd., Albert Yao, pacificoceansy@gmail.com

Production: Director: Timothy George Kelly Producer: Timothy George Kelly, Pavel Karykhalin, Kirill Sorokin Writer: Timothy George Kelly Director of photography: Timothy George Kelly Contact: Syndicado Films Sales, LLC, Film Sales, Jasmina Vignjevic, admin@syndicado.com

Chasing Coral

Cyborgs Among Us

JEFF ORLOWSKI | DOCUMENTARY | 89 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: UNITED STATES

Coral reefs around the world are vanishing at an unprecedented rate. A team of divers, photographers and scientists set out on a thrilling ocean adventure to discover why and to reveal the underwater mystery to the world.

Imagine having a sixth sense! These are the first cyborgs that transcend the boundaries of human possibility and spark the debate about the technological evolution of mankind. Cyborgs Among Us offers insight into how technology can become part of us and the social and ethical implications associated with it

Production: Director: Jeff Orlowski Producer: Jeff Orlowski, Larissa Rhodes Writer: Davis Coombe, Jeff Orlowski, Vickie Curtis Director of photography: Andrew Ackerman, Jeff Orlowski Contact: Exposure Labs, Meghan Welsh, meghan@exposurelabs.com

Speakers: Pieter Lemmens – Philosopher Wouter Serdijn – Professor in Bio-Electronics Production: Director: Rafel Duran Torrent Producer: Fabrice Estève, Joan Ubeda Carulla Director of photography: Yoan Cart Contact: Java Films, Olivier Semonnay, olivier@javafilms.tv

Dusk Chorus - Based on Fragments of Extinction by

The Farthest

David Monacchi

Follow eco-acoustic composer David Monacchi in his quest to record the acoustic heritage of the Amazon. The soundscapes in this region are as rich as the natural diversity that produces them. The sound spectrum of the forest is based on the subtle balance and the specific frequency with which each species communicates. This is a unique opportunity to listen to the vanishing sonic heritage of millions of years of evolution.

Voyager is the most audacious project in human history and one of the greatest successes of humankind. Voyager 1 and 2, now more than 19 billion kilometres away, are the first man-made objects to reach interstellar space. Through a collection of interviews, animations and never-before-seen archival footage, The Farthest is a celebration of the golden age of curiosity, exploration and the will to look up at the sky and ask, "Why not?"

Speaker: Alessandro D’Emilia – Director

Speakers: Maarten Roos – Filmmaker Rens Waters - Astrophysicist

Production: Director: Alessandro D'Emilia, Nika Saravanja Producer: Heidi Gronauer, Lorenzo Paccagnella, David Monacchi Contact: ZeLIG - School for Documentary, Emanuele Vernillo, festival@zeligfilm.it

Production: Director: Emer Reynolds Producer: Clare Stronge, John Murray Writer: Emer Reynolds Director of photography: Kate McCullough Contact: Crossing the Line Films, Jo Halpin, halpin.jo@gmail.com

Feats of Modest Valour

Food Evolution

The lives of Tom, Milena and Brian are overshadowed by a strict regime of medication and the physical realities of Parkinson's disease. Meanwhile, Éilís and her team of scientists are developing a new medical device, which could potentially cure the devastating disease. In Feats of Modest Valour, observation and animation converge to provide insight into human mortality and ground-breaking medical science

The polarising debate surrounding genetically modified food is marked by fear, suspicion and confusion. Neil DeGrasse Tyson narrates a journey to Hawaiian papaya groves, Ugandan banana farms and Iowan cornfields. The documentary analyses today's food-related challenges, the critical role played by science in addressing these challenges and public perceptions and misunderstandings.

Speakers: Mia Mullarkey – Director Bart Post – Neurologist Deirdre Robertson – Famelab Finalist

Speakers: Frans Wilms – Biologist Koen Dortmans – HAN University of Applied Sciences

Production: Director: Scott Kennedy Producer: Trace Sheehan, Scott Kennedy Writer: Scott Kennedy, Trace Sheehan Director of photography: Larkin Donley Contact: The Film Sales Company, Lucas Verga, lucas.verga@filmsalescorp.com

Production: Director: Alice McDowell, Mia Mullarkey Producer: Alice McDowell, Mia Mullarkey Writer: Alice McDowell, Mia Mullarkey Director of photography: Aidan Maguire Contact: Ishka Films, Mia Mullarkey, mia@ishkafilms.com

Hidden Figures

Jean Ziegler, The Optimism of Willpower

THEODORE MELFI | FICTION | 127 MIN | 2016 | COUNTRY: UNITED STATES

This film tells the unbelievable yet true story of three African American scientists: Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughn and Mary Jackson. At a time marked by the fight against racial inequality, these women served as the mathematical brains behind NASA's first successful space mission.

Jean Ziegler is a charismatic, hard-working and controversial sociologist, professor and best-selling author who battles poverty and fights for economic independence in developing countries. This documentary paints an intimate portrait in which he discusses his family, his adoration for Che Guevara and his unwavering belief in socialism.

Speaker: Gerda Geerink – Gender studies specialist

Speakers: Fiona Dove – Head of Trans National Institute Amsterdam Nicholas Vrousalis - Philospher

Production: Director: Theodore Melfi Producer: Theodore Melfi, Pharrell Williams, Jenno Topping, Peter Cherning, Donna Gigliotti Writer: Allison Schroeder, Theodore Melfi Director of photography: Mandy Walker Contact: Warner Bros Entertainment Nederland, Bas Hol, bas.hol@warnerbros.com

Production: Director: Nicolas Wadimoff Producer: Emmanuel Gétaz Writer: Emmanuel Gétaz, Nicolas Wadimoff Director of photography: Camille Cottagnoud Contact: Autlook Filmsales, Youn Ji, youn@autlookfilms.com

Minority Report

Minute Bodies: The Intimate World of F. Percy Smith

STEVEN SPIELBERG | FICTION | 145 MIN | 2002 | COUNTRY: UNITED STATES

STUART STAPLES | DOCUMENTARY | 53 MIN | 2016 | COUNTRY: UNITED KINGDOM

In 2054, the special police unit PreCrime is capable of arresting murderers before they commit their crimes. Detective John Anderton is accused of committing a future murder.

This gripping film is an homage to the astounding work of F. Percy Smith, a naturalist, inventor and ground-breaking filmmaker. The frontman of Tindersticks edited the footage and composed the original score. The result is a perfect combination of image and sound that will utterly hypnotise you.

Production: Director: Steven Spielberg Producer: Bonnie Curtis, Gerald R. Molen, Walter F. Parkes, Jan de Bont Writer: John Cohen, Scott Frank Director of photography: Janusz Kaminski Contact: Park Circus, Jack Bell, jack@parkcircus.com

Speaker: Sebastian Scholz â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Media scholar Production: Director: Stuart Staples Producer: Stuart Staples Writer: Stuart Staples Director of photography: F. Percy Smith Contact: BFI: British Film Institute, Rod Rhule, rod.rhule@bfi.org.uk

Photon

Pre-crime

MATTHIAS HEEDER & MONIKA HIELSCHER | DOCUMENTARY 88 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: GERMANY | DUTCH PREMIERE

What do we know and what don't we know? This unusual and exceptional documentary visualises our understanding of the universe, evolution and life.

What if tomorrow’s murder could be prevented today? New police techniques make it possible to predict the likelihood of becoming the victim or the perpetrator of a crime, which allows police to act accordingly. How much freedom are we willing to sacrifice for the limited logic of technology?

Speakers: Pablo Izquierdo – Department of Molecular Neuroscience Theo Rasing - Director Institute for Moleculs and Materials Rob van Hattum - Chief editor VPRO

Speakers: Ton Derksen – Philosopher Reinder Doeleman – Police Super Intendent Marcel Becker - Ethologist

Production: Director: Norman Leto Producer: Piotr Galon, Daniel Markowicz Writer: Norman Leto Director of photography: Michał Marczak, Norman Leto Contact: Lightcraft, Piotr Galon, ewa.sz@lightcraft.pl

Production: Director: Matthias Heeder, Monika Hielscher Producer: Stefan Kloos Writer: Matthias Heeder, Monika Hielscher Director of photography: Sebastian Bäumler Contact: Rise and Shine World Sales, Anja Dziersk, anja.dziersk@riseandshine-berlin.de

Pygmalion

Resilience

LUDWIG BERGER | FICTION | 93 MIN | 1937 | COUNTRY: THE NETHERLANDS

A language professor makes a bet with his friend that he can transform a cheeky, dialect-speaking Amsterdam flower seller into an articulate young lady.

Young children are resilient, but traumatic experiences in childhood are increasingly being linked to bad habits and diseases later in life. Resilience examines a new movement among paediatricians, therapists, educators and communities.

Speakers: Marc van Oostendorp - Linguist

Speakers: Rolf Kleber - Psychologist

Production: Director: Ludwig Berger Producer: Rudi Meyer Writer: Corry Vonk, Johan de Meester, Ludwig Berger, Wim Kan Director of photography: Akos Farkas Contact: EYE Filmmuseum, Gonda Raben, gondaraben@eyefilm.nl

Production: Director: James Redford Producer: Brook Holston Writer: Jen Bradwell Director of photography: John Behrens Contact: KPJR Films, Suzanne Debrunner, suzanne@kpjrfilms.co

Searching for a New Science

Tarzan’s Testicles

ALEXANDRU SOLOMON | DOCUMENTARY | 107 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: ROMANIA & FRANCE

Does life have meaning? Can moral or spiritual significance hold its ground in modern science? Ard Louis is an applied physics professor and a man of faith. David Malone is a filmmaker and an atheist. Together, they embark on a journey to meet the world's best scientists and philosophers in an attempt to answer these questions.

Legend has it that the research centre in Sukhumi, the capital of Abkhazia, was built in the late 1920s with the aim of cross-breeding humans and apes. These theoretical beings never saw the light of day, but humans and primates still live together in the derelict wings of the Sukhumi institute. Speakers Hub Zwart - Philosopher Erno Eskens - Philosopher

Speakers: Ard Louis - Director David Malone - Director

Production: Director: Alexandru Solomon Producer: Ada Solomon Writer: Alexandru Solomon Director of photography: Radu Gorgos Contact: Deckert Distribution GmbH, Ina Rossow, info@deckert-distribution.com

Production: Director: David Malone Producer: Ard Louis, Mark Tanner, David Malone, David Strachan Director of photography: Séamus McCracken Contact: Tern Television Productions Ltd, Gemma Miller, gemma.miller@terntv.com

The Sense of Beauty

The Testament

Four years after the sensational discovery of the ‘Higgs boson’, the CERN research centre is about to undertake a remarkable new experiment. Ten thousand scientists from around the world will work together, using the largest machine ever built by human beings. The experiment is a journey through the remotest time and on the smallest scale that we can imagine. The Sense of Beauty explores the mysterious energy of the universe and brings science and art closer together.

Yoel, a meticulous historian leading an important debate against Holocaust deniers, discovers that his mother bears a false identity. A mystery about a man who is willing to risk everything to discover the truth.

Speakers: Jan de Boer – Physicist Monica Bello – Head of Art program CERN

Production: Director: Amichai Greenberg Producer: Yoav Roeh, Aurit Zamir Writer: Amichai Greenberg Director of photography: Moshe Mishali Contact: Go2Films, Fabio Tucci, fabio.tucci@intramovies.com

Speakers: Hester Dibbits - Professor Historical Culture David Duindam - Historian

Production: Director: Valerio Jalongo Producer: Tiziana Soudani, Lisa Fano Director of photography: Contact: Amka Films Productions Sa, Lisa Fano, lisa@amka.ch

Unseen Enemy

Well Fed

KARSTEN DE VREUGD | DOCUMENTARY | 52 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: THE NETHERLANDS

In this era of globalisation, we are constantly in contact with other people, animals and insects. As powerful as this interaction can be, it can also be dangerous. Researching the recent Ebola, influenza and Zika epidemics, Unseen Enemy makes it clear that the effects can be devastating and beyond the unimaginable burden of death.

Genetically modified fruits and vegetables have sparked considerable controversy and resistance. But where does this resistance come from? And what impact does Western resistance have on people in poorer countries who have little in the way of food security? Speakers: Feike van der Leij – Teacher Food & Health Karsten de Vreugd – Director Hidde Boersma – Science journalist and film maker

Speakers: Anna Simon – Medical Specialist Alma Tostmann - Epidemiologist

Production: Director: Janet Tobias Producer: Janet Tobias, Michael Ehrenzweig, Peter Klein Director of photography: César Charlone, Zac Nicholson Contact: Cinephil, Leeya Mor, leeya@cinephil.com

Production: Director: Karsten de Vreugd Producer: Philip Fountain, Hidde Boersma Writer: Hidde Boersma, Karsten de Vreugd Director of photography: Philip Fountain Contact: Hidde Boersma, f.g.h.boersma@gmail.com

The Young Karl Marx RAOUL PECK | FICTION | 118 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: GERMANY, FRANCE & BELGIUM

It's 1844 when 26-year-old Karl Marx meets Friedrich Engels in Paris. Engels provides the missing piece of the puzzle that composes Marx's new vision of the world. Between censorship, police repression and political upheavals, they preside over the birth of the labour movement. Speaker: Christian van der Veeke - Philosopher

Production: Director: Raoul Peck Producer: Raoul Peck, Nicolas Blanc, Rémi Grellety, Robert Guédoguian Writer: Pascal Bonitzer, Raoul Peck Director of photography: Kolja Brandt Contact: Cinéart, Renske Diks, renske@cineart.nl

Film / Shorts — SCIENTISTS AS PEOPLE, SCIENCE FROM A SURREAL PERSPECTIVE AND BEHIND THE SCENES IN HEALTHCARE: INSCIENCE'S SHORT FILM PROGRAM OFFERS A UNIQUE TAKE ON THE WORLD AROUND US

Amour et science

Bedside Manner

The Big City

M. J. ROCHE | FICTION | 15 MIN | 1912 | COUNTRY: FRANCE

The romance of film, love and science. A mad inventor creates a video telephone, but his fiancée teaches him a lesson by appearing on screen with her 'lover'.

In medical school, actors often help students practice their bedside manner. Neurologist Alice Flaherty reveals the duality of this incredibly important yet underexposed aspect. Bedside Manner offers a rare glimpse into the practice of training doctors.

Did you know that humans share every corner of each street with trillions of micro organisms? Human activity seems to dominate urban spaces. Lead through the microscopic landscapes of Vancouver and experience the city in a way that can not be perceived with our bare eyes.

Production: Director: M. J. Roche Writer: M. J. Roche Director of photography: Contact: EYE Filmmuseum, Gonda Raben, gondaraben@eyefilm.nl

Speakers: Ietske Siemann - Psychologist Frank Nendels - Actor Production: Director: M. J. Roche Writer: M. J. Roche Director of photography: Contact: EYE Filmmuseum, Gonda Raben, gondaraben@eyefilm.nl

Speakers: Jasper Boon - Documentary producer Eva Manneke - Film director Lucas Ellerbroek - Astronomer Production: Director: Evan Luchkow Producer: Evan Luchkow Director of photography: Contact: Evan Luchkow, evan.luchkow@gmail.com

The Botanist

Einstein-Rosen

OLGA OSORIO | FICTION | 9 MIN | 2016 | ILINCA CALUGAREANU | COUNTRY: SPAIN DOCUMENTARY | 14 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: UNITED KINGDOM

When the Soviet Union fell apart, Tajikistan became in a devastating civil war, and in the mountainous area of Pamir, a famine struck. The Botanist sketches a portrait of the passionate and ingenious botanist Raïmberdi. He managed to help his family survive during the hunger crisis by building his own hydropower plant. Production: Director: Maude Plante-Husaruk, Maxime Lacoste-Lebuis Producer: Maude Plante-Husaruk, Maxime Lacoste-Lebuis Director of photography: Maude Plante-Husaruk Contact: Maude Plante-Husaruk,

Erica: Man Made

Summer of 1982. Teo claims he has found Erica is beautiful, friendly and autonoa wormhole. His brother Óscar does not mous. Erica is a humanoid robot debelieve him... at least not for now. signed by Hiroshi Ishiguro. Together, they redefine what it means to be human. Should we see a robot as a human, maSpeakers: chine or anthropological new category in Jasper Boon - Documentary producer the future? Eva Manneke - Film director Lucas Ellerbroek - Astronomer Production: Director: Olga Osorio Producer: Olga Osorio, Juan Galiñanes Writer: Olga Osorio Director of photography: Suso Bello Contact: Miss Movies Producciones, Olga Osorio, missmovies.producciones@gmail.com

maudeplh@gmail.com

Production: Director: Ilinca Calugareanu Producer: Mara Adina Director of photography: Jose Ruiz Contact: The Guardian Documentaries, Charlie Phillips, charlie.phillips@theguardian.com

Gut Hack

Kappa Crucis

Searching for Aliens

MARIO FURLONI & KATE MCLEAN DOCUMENTARY | 13 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: UNITED STATES | EU PREMIERE

EVA JULIA MANNEKE | DOCUMENTARY | 25 MIN | 2017 | COUNTRY: THE NETHERLANDS

A bio-hacker seeks to cure himself by swapping his microbiome with a donor's, a controversial and dangerous technique.

Between everyday life and the immensity of the universe, this documentary enters the orbit of Professor Bernardo Riedel, a living legend of Brazilian astronomy.

Searching for Aliens is a documentary about five characters who search for life in space, in all different ways. And more important; what drives them to do so. This film is based on interviews with five people involved in the search for extraterrestrial life. In addition, the characters take us into their world.

Production: Director: Mario Furloni, Kate McLean Producer: Laura Heberton, Mario Furloni, Kate McLean, Sara Newens Writer: Kate McLean, Mario Furloni, Sara Newens Director of photography: Mario Furloni Contact: Laura Heberton, lheberton@gmail.com

Production: Director: João Borges Producer: Marcella Jacques Director of photography: Lucas Barbi Contact: João Borges, emailparajoao@gmail.com

Speakers: Jasper Boon - Documentary producer Eva Manneke - Film director Lucas Ellerbroek - Astronomer Production: Director: Eva Julia Manneke Producer: Jasper Boon Director of photography: Abel van Dijk Contact: Jasper Boon, jasper.s.boon@gmail.com

The Tesla World Light

URTH

New York, 1905. Visionary inventor Nikola Tesla makes one last appeal to J.P. Morgan, his onetime benefactor. Inspired by real events, this electrifying short is a spectacular burst of image and sound that draws as much from the tradition of avant-garde cinema as it does from animated documentary.

The last woman on Earth. Filmed inside Biosphere 2 in Arizona, Urth forms a cinematic meditation on ambitious experiments, constructed environments, and visions of the future.

Speakers: Jasper Boon - Documentary producer Eva Manneke - Film director Lucas Ellerbroek - Astronomer

Production: Director: Ben Rivers Producer: Ben Rivers Director of photography: Contact: LUX Distribution, Alice Lea, distribution@lux.org.uk

Production: Director: Matthew Rankin Producer: Julie Roy Director of photography: Julien Fontaine Contact: National Film Board of Canada, Éric Séguin, e.seguin@nfb.ca

FILM / SPECIALS —

The Body as Archive

EXPLORE SCIENCE WITH THE INSCIENCE FILM SPECIALS. UNIQUE FILM PROGRAMS CREATED WITH PARTNERS THAT PRESENT ISSUES OF SCIENTIFIC RELEVANCE IN WORD AND IMAGE.

THE BODY AS ARCHIVE: MICHAEL MAURISSENS | DOCUMENTARY | 49 MIN | 2016 | COUNTRY: GERMANY

Dancers create, accumulate and convey knowledge of movement, but where is it stored? What happens when they rehearse? To what extent is kinetic energy accessible and transferable? The Body as Archive reveals the extent to which social and cultural contexts influence a dancer's movements. This program was developed in collaboration with the Association for Dance Research and the National Centre for Performing Arts. Speaker: Vicky Fisher - Affiliated Researcher

Production: Director: Michael Maurissens Producer: Michael Maurissens Writer: Darko Dragičević, Michael Maurissens Director of photography: Alexander Basile Contact: Cinedans, Marion Poeth, marion@cinedans.nl

Eye on InScience Historic treasures

National Geographic Presents: Mars Mars - Episode 1: Novo Mundo

EVERARDO GOUT | DOCUMENTARY | 60 MIN | 2016 | COUNTRY: UNITED STATES

It's 2033 and the first manned mission to Mars is a reality. Even with the best training and resources, the young crew of the Daedalus has to push itself to the limits to create the first successful colony on Mars.

Swaying flowers, creeping crystals and dancing cells: the wondrous world of science films from the EYE Film Institute archives will enchant and amaze. Ever since the invention of the film camera, scientists knew it could make visible what had once been invisible to the naked eye. EYE curator Rommy Albers will show you the best films, including the first 3D Dutch footage from 1948, which was specially digitised for InScience.

Production: Director: Everardo Gout Producer: Ben Young Mason Writer: Karen Janszen, Paul Solet Director of photography: Damian Garcia Contact: Wies Messchaert, wies.messchaert@fox.com

Uit het rijk der kristallen (J.C. Mol, 1927) Bloeiende bloemen en plantenbewegingen (J.C. Mol, 1932) Rรถntgenstrahlen (Martin Rikli, 1937) Transplantation of the corona (dr. F.H. Reijnders, 1948)

The Prediction Machine

Upstream

UPSTREAM: STAN SCHOUTEN & JOREN JANZING | DOCUMENTARY | 40 MIN| 2017 | COUNTRY: THE NETHERLANDS

The Prediction Machine is the first science film commissioned by InScience. The film reveals that visual perception is not a passive registration process, but is actively directed by our predictions and expectations of the world.

In the future, the Rhine River will have to process huge volumes of water as a result of climate change. This calls for adaptive measures. But how do you generate enough support? And how do you involve people in climate change measures? Earth science students Stan Schouten and Joren Janzing researched the consequences of climate adaptations along the banks of the Rhine River. This documentary will première at InScience.

The film is based on research conducted by Floris de Lange at the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour. Filmmaker Marleine van der Werf is known for her other documentaries Onbegrensd (NFF, IDFA) and De vrije markt (NPO, 2Doc).

Speakers: Stijn Bruers – Rathional Ethicist Pieter Leroy – Environmental scientist

Speakers: Marleine van der Werf - Director Floris de Lange - Researcher Donders Institute

Production: Director: Koen Gijsman Producer: Stan Schouten, Joren Janzing Writer: Joren Janzing, Stan Schouten Director of photography: Max Schonenberg Contact: Stan Schouten, s.j.schouten@uu.nl

Production: Director: Marleine van der Werf Producer: Marleine van der Werf Writer: Marleine van der Werf Director of photography: Remko Schnorr Contact: InScience - Dutch International Science Film Festival, film@ insciencefestival.nl

Film / Virtual Reality — WE ARE BREAKING NEW GROUND IN THIS THIRD EDITION OF INSCIENCE. THREE PROGRAMMES WILL GIVE YOU A 360⁰ INTRODUCTION TO A NEW TYPE OF SCIENCE FILM. VIRTUAL REALITY ALLOWS YOU TO EXPLORE AREAS THAT WERE ONCE RESERVED FOR THE MOST EXPERIENCED SCIENTISTS. FILMS IN VR PROGRAM SEA, EARTH, SKY:

Alzheimer's Disease: Exploring the Brain

The Blank Canvas Hacking Nature

Fistful of Stars

AP DIGITAL PRODUCTS | VR | 3 MIN | 2016

BOO AGUILAR| VR | 4 MIN | 2017

ELIZA MCNITT| VR | 6 MIN | 2017

In a virtual reality, 360 video experience, viewers will journey inside the brain exploring the latest scientific theories to the development of Alzheimer's disease.

Remember how inspired you were when you learned about microbiology from the inside out? Well we want to interview the best scientists and make their ideas as macro as this demo world of DNA assembly.

Fistful of Stars is the world's first Virtual Reality exploration of the cosmos alongside the Hubble Telescope that transports you inside of the Orion Nebula and reveals the cosmic connections between humans and the stars.

I, Philip

LoVR

Under a Cracked Sky

PIERRE ZONDROWICZ | VR | 14 MIN | 2015

AARON BRADBURY | VR | 5 MIN | 2016

GRAHAM ROBERTS, JONATHAN CORUM, EVAN GROTHJAN & YULIYA PARSHINA-KOTTAS| VR | 10 MIN | 2017

In early 2005, David Hanson, an American robotics, is developing its first android human. His name is Phil and it is simply the copy of the famous science fiction author Philip K. Dick

LoVR is a document of this moment. A story of love, told through neural activity captured over 4 seconds.

Volcanos PIERRE ZONDROWICZ | VR | 14 MIN | 2015

In early 2005, David Hanson, an American robotics, is developing its first android human. His name is Phil and it is simply the copy of the famous science fiction author Philip K. Dick

In a virtual reality, 360 video experience, viewers will journey inside the brain exploring the latest scientific theories to the development of Alzheimer's disease.

TALKS — IN ADDITION TO THE FILM PROGRAMME, YOU CAN ALSO ATTEND LECTURES BY SCIENTISTS WHO WILL EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS. FEATURING LEADING THINKERS, A SCIENCE CAFE AND EXPERT MEETINGS THAT TOUCH ON A WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS.

No Facts, No Future? René ten Bos

The Science Behind Emergence Max Cooper

How should scientists approach an audience of sceptics? This question is hard to answer because the facts change in complex times. As a result, it's all but impossible for scientists to offer any guarantees or certainties. The facts are obscured by uncertainties, probabilities and doubts. How, as good scientists, do we deal with this and what does it say about our expertise?

British techno producer and scientist Max Cooper presents ‘The Science Behind Emergence’ in a lecture at InScience. Emergence is the story of natural laws and processes, their inherent beauty, and their action to yield the universe, us and the world we live in. The story is told using a universe timeline, from pre-Big Bang to the future, with each chapter representing a collaboration with a different visual artist, including collaborations with mathematicians and scientists. Each track is mixed with data visualisations, including waves, spatial dimensionality and the action of the physical forces on matter. Max Cooper will open the third edition of InScience with his multimedia show ‘Emergence’ at Doornroosje on 8 November. The lecture ‘The Science Behind Emergence’ will be held at Arthouse LUX on 9 November. Concert tickets: www.doornroosje.nl Lecture tickets: www.insciencefestival.nl

Robot safari through Hollywood George van Hal

Philosophical CafĂŠ: condemned by data Lecture

LECTURE + FILM CLIPS / SAT 11 NOV / 7.30 PM / 75 MIN / LUX 2

Science fiction films abound with robots. From the terrifying walking skeletons in the Terminator franchise to the adorable robot in Wall-E and the life-like human replicants in Blade Runner. There are even robots without bodies, like the treacherous HAL from 2001: A Space Odyssey and the seductive Samantha from Her. In this lecture, New Scientist editor George van Hal, author of Robots, aliens and popcorn, will take you on a robot safari and show you how science fiction and science influence one another and inspire each other to reach ever-greater heights.

What can predictive data tell us about crimes and perpetrators? Science philosopher Ton Derksen, best known for his involvement in the Lucia de Berk case, explains the consequences of misinterpreting data. Together with law philosopher Derk Venema, he will explain the possible implications of incorporating predictive data and algorithms into our legal system, based on the film Pre-Crime.

Science Café Nijmegen Humanoid: Human-Like Robots

Expert meetings InScience & MeetUp024: Film flirt

MARIËNBURGKAPEL / FREE ENTRANCE

LUX 6 / FREE ENTRANCE /

EXPERT MEETING / THU 9 NOV / 8.00 PM – 9.45 PM /

LECTURE / SAT 11 NOV / 8.00 PM / 135 MIN /

The short film Erica: Man Made reveals how androids challenge our idea of humanity. In this Science Café, technical cognition expert Frank van der Velde will show you how to make thinking machines. Emilia Barakova will explore how robots can acquire 'emotions' and social skills.

MeetUp024 and InScience have organised an evening on film education and science in the classroom. After a collective welcome, participants can choose from a range of workshops hosted by different providers. These workshops will focus on how film can be used in the classroom: as an art form, a communication tool and a source of inspiration.

Part two of two: human and artificial intelligence will take centre stage in the first part of this Science Café on 6 November.

InVision Expert Meeting

EXPERT MEETING / FRI 10 NOV / 11.00 AM – 5.30 PM / SYNTHON ROOM / €10 / REGISTER VIA WWW.INSCIENCEFESTIVAL.NL

Interactive / DIY Labs — DIY LABS ARE HELD DAILY IN THE MARIËNBURGKAPEL, GIVING YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN EXPERIMENTS AND WORKSHOPS. SLIP ON A LAB COAT, ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES AND GET STARTED AS A BONA FIDE RESEARCHER.

Interactive / Coffee & Science â&#x20AC;&#x201D; YOUNG RESEARCHERS WILL SHOW YOU THE SCIENCE BEHIND A CUP OF COFFEE IN JUST THREE MINUTES. WHAT CAN THIS EVERYDAY COMMODITY TELL US ABOUT QUANTUM MECHANICS, BULLYING, PLANT SPECIES IN THE CARIBBEAN, THE ART OF ARAB PRINTING AND PLANT CREATION? AFTER YOU FIND OUT, YOU CAN JOIN THE SCIENTISTS FOR A COFFEE AND A CHAT. ASK THEM ANYTHING YOU LIKE, JUST MAKE SURE YOUR COFFEE DOESN'T GET COLD.

Physics and Caffeine CHARLOTTE ARENE / ANIMATION / 9 MIN / 2015 The film Physics and Caffeine is screened during each edition of Coffee & Science. Four physicists explain key concepts from the field of physics using a simple cup of coffee.

Hayat Ahlili

Jetske Vaas

Bert Vercnocke

Why did it take so long for the Arab world to master book printing?

How do we manage invasive and exotic plant species in the Dutch Caribbean?

What can gravitational waves teach us about black holes?

Tim de Jongh

Johan Mentink

Joen Hermans

Uzume Wijnsma

What is magnetism and how do we use it?

How can chemistry help us conserve art?

How did the Persians control their vast empire?

Lilian Vloet

Sybren Spit,

Tessa Kaufman

Annieke Borst

How do you involve older patients in the decision to undergo treatment at an intensive care unit?

How do toddlers learn a language?

How can we help children who are regular victims of bullying?

Why are foundation species so important in an ecosystem?

UTRECHT UNIVERSITY, FACES OF SCIENCE

RADBOUD UNIVERSITY How does quantum physics work?

HAN

UTRECHT UNIVERSITY, FACES OF SCIENCE

UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, FAMELAB

RADBOUD UNIVERSITY, FAMELAB

UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, FAMELAB

UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, FACES OF SCIENCE

UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN, FACES OF SCIENCE

Lucas Ellerbroek UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, FACES OF SCIENCE

How are comets and planets created?

LEIDEN UNIVERSITY, FACES OF SCIENCE

RADBOUD UNIVERSITY, RADBOUD TALKS

Mandy Koopman

Joyce Browne

Laura Steenbergen

What can tiny, translucent worms teach us about ALS?

How can we reduce the mortality rate caused by pregnancy-induced hypertension?

What is the link between the brain and the gastrointestinal tract?

UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN, FAMELAB

UMC UTRECHT, FACES OF SCIENCE

LEIDEN UNIVERSITY, FAMELAB

Rianne van Boekel Marloes Mak HAN

What is your pain threshold?

RADBOUD UNIVERSITY, RADBOUD TALKS What makes a great story?

Lieneke Janssen

LEIPZIG UNIVERSITY AND MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE, RADBOUD TALKS

Dennis Lamers HAN

Yeast: a new oil producer?

How can mindfulness help us break bad habits.

INTERACTIVE / IMMERSIVE DAY — FILM IS NO LONGER THE ONLY MEDIUM CAPABLE OF VISUALISING THE IMPACT OF SCIENCE. GAMES AND VIRTUAL REALITY ARE BECOMING INCREASINGLY POPULAR METHODS FOR INTRODUCING NEW IDEAS TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THAT'S WHY INSCIENCE HAS DECIDED TO PRESENT THE BEST, CRAZIEST AND MOST INNOVATIVE INTERACTIVE PROJECTS IN THE PAST YEAR. DISCOVER UNIQUE GAMES, INSTALLATIONS AND VR PROJECTS AND GIVE THE DEMOS A GO! WANT TO KNOW MORE? THREE PIONEERS IN THE FIELD OF VIRTUAL REALITY AND GAMING WILL EXPLAIN THEIR INSPIRATION AND EXPERIENCE IN THIS EXCITING NEW FIELD

DISCOVER THE FOLLOWING GAMES, VR PROJECTS AND INSTALLATIONS DURING THE IMMERSIVE DAY:

Ver Binnen

Bi-Lingual VR

If You Are Not There, Where Are You?

Non-Euclidian VR

Everything

Faraday’s Lab

JENNY VAN DEN BROEKE

MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE

ELEVR

MONOBANDA PLAY ISM CERUTTI FILMS

DAVID O’REILLY

SCIENCEVR

4D Toys

MARC TEN BOSCH

IMMERSIVE DAY TALKS â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Moving Stories, Moving Games

360â ° Around the World

Fear Goes Virtual

If you Are Not There, Where Are You?

Anouk Tuijnman researches depression and development disorders at Radboud University. She uses her expertise to create video games, including Moving Stories, which teaches children how to recognise depression. During InScience, Tuijnman will describe how scientific research can be used to develop video games.

Elena Malakathka is a scientist with a specialisation in virtual reality. She is also the founder of the first VR film festival specifically aimed at science: the VR-SciFest in Sweden. During InScience, she will discuss her plans to set up a global network of VR science labs, which she hopes will further stimulate the development of VR in science.

A sneak peek at the upcoming documentary If you are not there, where are you? about a child with absence seizures. Before the lecture, the research film that inspired this project will be screened. Then, director Maartje Nevejan will use work-in-progress clips to explain her creative process before inviting the audience to share their feedback.

Wolf-Gero Lange was one of the fist scientists to use virtual reality in his research. Erik van den Berge runs the VR lab at Radboud University. Together they will demonstrate how VR can be used to study anxiety disorders.

INTERACTIVE / RESEARCH â&#x20AC;&#x201D; The Large-Scale National Pain Study

Discover your pain threshold! Nearly twenty per cent of the Dutch population suffers from chronic pain. Each year, the financial consequences of pain exceed that of cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Despite this, there's still a lot we don't know about pain. The Large-Scale National Pain study aims to determine how sensitive we are to pain.

A 3D reconstruction of your own muscle tissue

As part of its research on muscle diseases, Radboudumc is working on developing new ultrasound techniques to make 3D images of muscles. Want to know more? You can contribute to this study by having your leg scanned. You can even operate the scanner yourself like a real scientist!

First Dates

How attracted are you to someone? This experiment uses high-tech equipment to measure your attraction to your blind date. Can your behaviour, eyes and heart rate help determine how much you like someone?

Hackaton: programming your emotions

What can robots be used for and how will they influence our future? Find ways to use a robot to solve a problem during this timed hackathon. Starting at the beginner's level, you will programme a robot and take the first steps towards finding an answer. Are you up for the challenge?

INSCIENCE EDUCATION â&#x20AC;&#x201D; INSCIENCE AIMS TO EXCITE CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS ABOUT FILM AND SCIENCE IN AN ACCESSIBLE AND ATTRACTIVE WAY. WE ENCOURAGE THE ACQUISITION OF AN INQUISITIVE AND CURIOUS OUTLOOK FROM A YOUNG AGE, AS THIS CONTRIBUTES GREATLY TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A BROAD, CRITICAL WORLDVIEW. THESE ELEMENTS ARE ALSO AT THE FOUNDATION OF BOTH ART AND SCIENCE.

Program for schools

In cooperation with Nexperia, InScience offers an educational program aimed at primary, secondary, and intermediate vocational education. Additional activities are aimed at teachers and other educational professionals. Classes can visit the InScience educational program on school days before and during the festival. A visit consists of a film screening and subsequently, an analytical conversation. In these talks, art and science professionals join to engage the film's (scientific) themes, talk to pupils, and answer their questions. The visit can be prepared and digested in class using teaching materials, which cover both the visit and viewing techniques, as well as the film's themes and content. Over 800 pupils from several schools in Nijmegen and the immediate vicinity will attend InScience 2017. The films selected for the educational program are

Program for primary classes: / Wadden Sea /Dementia: Mijn Vader is Dement / Retrogenese / Twiddly Things

/ A Single Life / The Story of The Fox Who Lost His Mind / Inside Out

Program for High School classes: / Before The Flood Program for the Higher Vocational Education / Before The Flood

Besids the educational programma there is a special programma for children during the festival with a Junior opening, the Junior science quiz, Junior Big Ideas and Junior DIY-Labs.

The films in the Junior program are:

1001 Inventions and the World of Ibn Al-Haytham

Mijn Vader is Dement

The fascinating story of a brave young scientist from 11th century Arabia. Ibn Al-Haytham embarks upon a quest to uncover ancient mysteries that would change our world forever. A journey of science from darkness into light.

Marit is 8 years old. She has a father who forgets a lot. He sometimes forgets to go to the toilet. Her father has Alzheimer's.

AHMED SALIM | ANIMATION | 15 MIN | 2015 | COUNTRY: UNITED KINGDOM

JACK VALKERING | DOCUMENTARY | 7 MIN | 2013 | COUNTRY: NETHERLANDS

Index Film by title â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 00

1001 Inventions and The World of Ibn Al-Haytham

Alzheimer's Disease: Exploring the Brain Amateurs in Space Amour et science

Bedside Manner Before the Flood Big City, The Bill Nye: Science Guy Black Bear Forest Blank Canvas - Hacking Nature, The Body as Archive, The Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story Botanist, The Brexitannia

Chasing Coral Cyborgs Among Us

Dusk Chorus - based on Fragments of Extinction by David Monacchi

17 32

36 18 33 18

Jean Ziegler - The Optimism of Willpower

Searching for a New Science Searching for Aliens Sense of Beauty, The Single Life, A Story of the Fox Who Lost His Mind, The

Mars - Episode 1: Novo Mundo Minority Report Minute Bodies: The Intimate World of F. Percy Smith Mijn vader is dement

Under a Cracked Sky Unseen Enemy Upstream URTH

37 23 23

Volcanos

E F

Farthest, The Feats of Modest Valour Fistful of Stars Food Evolution

33 33

Photon Pre-Crime Prediction Machine, The Pygmalion

20 21 41 21

Well Fed

Einstein-Rosen Erica: Man Made

24 24 38 25

26 34 27 56 56

Tarzan's Testicles 26 Tesla World Light, The 35 Testament, The 27 Twiddly Things 56

25 56

Kappa Crucis

LoVR

19 19

31 56

I, Philip Inside Out

32 56 32 17 18 41

Resilience Retrogenese

Hidden Figures 41

Gut Hack

Young Karl Marx, The

41 28 38 35

Index Speakers by name —

Martijn Agterberg Hayat Ahlili Rommy Albers Laura Baas Emilia Barakova Marcel Becker Monica Bello Lisa ter Berg Erik van den Berge Thijs van Beusekom Richard Bintanja Esmeralda Blaney-Davidson Inge Bleijenbergh Rianne van Boekel Rianne van Boekel Jan de Boer Hidde Boersma Annieke Borst René ten Bos Gerda Bosman Joyce Browne Stijn Bruers Simone van der Burg Bas de Cock Carli Coenen Max Cooper Ilja Croijmans Anne ten Dam Leon de Jong Mienke de Wilde Allessandro d'Emilia Ton Derksen Karthikeyan Devaraju Hester Dibbits Reinder Doeleman Carsten Dominik Koen Dortmans Fiona Dove Linda Drijvers Annabelle Dufourcq David Duindam Else Eising Jan Eisinga Lucas Ellerbroek Hasan Erkan Erno Eskens Heino Falcke Vicky Fisher Esther Fluijt Maarten van Gageldonk Gerda Geerdink Herman Kasper Gilisen Sanne Groen Emma Groeneveld Joyce Gusman Simon Gusman George van Hal Rob van Hattum Lucas Haude Marloes Heckens Joen Hermans Suus Hessling

Joery den Hoed Ruud Holtermans Constant Hoogenbosch Charlotte Horn Samantha Hughes Job Hurk Aniek Ivens Pablo Izquierdo Stefanie Janssen Lieneke Janssen Jasmijn Janssens Joren Janzing Wim de Jong Tim de Jongh Tessa Kaufman Cassie Kempka Gaard Kets Elianne Keulemans David van de Klashorst Rolf Kleber Ronald Kleiss Kiki Kolman Nikki Kolsters Hanneke Koolen Mandy Koopman Tom Kortbeek Carolien den Kovel Theresa Kuhn Teun van Laake Selina van der Laan Dennis Lamers Dennis Lamers Gero Wolf Lange Feike van der Leij Cees Leijenhorst Pieter Lemmens Wolter Lemstra Pieter Leroy Han Lindeboom Pim van Lochem Ard Louis Marloes Mak Elena Malakhatka David Malone Eva Manneke Inna Matsaniouk Alice McDowell Johan Mentink Mia Mullarkey Eelco Nab Lucres Nauta Frank Nendels Marieke van Nieuwland Anton Nikolaev Clark Nowack Marc van Oostendorp Deborah Peeters Bart Post Floor Postema Deirdre Robertson Ruud Roelofsen Jos Roemer 62

Maarten Roos Stefan Schevelier Christel Schimmel Gijs Scholten van Aschat Sebastian Scholz Stan Schouten Wouter Serdijn Ietske Siemann Anna Simon Luca van Slagmaat Ruben Smit Rachel Smits Lot Snijders Blok Cansu Soyupak Niels Spierings Sybren Spit Monique Steegers Laura Steenbergen Kiki Stolzenbach Bouwe van Straten Barbara Strating Peter Tak Kevin Toma Alma Tostmann Anouk Tuijnman Jetske Vaas Julija Vaitonyte Christian van der Veeke Mira Vegter Frank van der Velde Rob van de Ven Derk Venema Bert Vercnocke Sebastiaan de Vet Lilian Vloet Ruud Vos Glenn van de Vossenberg Karsten de Vreugd Nicholos Vrousalis Selina van der Wal Harm Wekenstroo Uzume Wijnsma Frans Wilms Marcel Wissenburg Loes Witteveen Marcel Wortel Francien Yntema Daisy van de Zande Florian Zeitler Xiang Zhen Kong Hub Zwart Evert van der Zweerde

Colofon — InScience Dutch International Science Film Festival P.O. Box 1584 6501 BN Nijmegen The Netherlands

Contact www.insciencefestival.nl info@insciencefestival.nl @insciencefilm Board Peter Hagoort Elianne Keulemans Pepijn Kuyper Sandra den Hamer Ronald Migo Ambassadors Hubert Bruls Daniel Dennett José van Dijck Robbert Dijkgraaf Ben Feringa Rob van Hattum Hoyte van Hoytema Martin Stratmann Advisory board Marc Brouwmeester Isolde Hallensleben Wilma de Koning-Martens Rikus Wolbers Mieke Zaanen

Festival director Financial Manager

Johan van de Woestijne Koen van Vliet

Film

Lisa ter Berg (program coördinator) Rob van den Bergh Meike van Zandvoort

Talks & debate

Stefan Schevelier

Education

Susanne Beckers

Communication & pr

Julia Vrenken

Hospitality

Matthijs van der Laan

Fundraising

Elisabeth van Overloop

InVision

Pim Franssen

Volunteer coordination Renée van der Boor Sarah Danz Film operation

Joop van Langen Polona Kuzman

Film selection committee Jurjen Simmeling Iris Kruijen Daisy van de Zande Design / Art direction Studio Another Day Web development Dot Red