CIFF Programme 1973

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18th CORK FILM INTERNATIONAL 1973

SATURDAY, 9th JUNE TO

SATURDAY, 16th JUNE

Programme 20p

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18th Cork Film International President Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor, Councillor Scan O’Leary

Chairman : A. A. Healy, T.C., T.D. Vice-Chairman : R. P. Beamish Director: Dermot Breen, M.I.P.R. Executive Council K. G. Breen D. Donovan, M.A. B. B. Curtis, L.R.A.M. Mrs. N. Jennings T. O’Brien

E. O’Mahony T. J. O’Sullivan M. Owens Mrs. M. Pyne Comdt. J. Slyc

Organising Committee Assistant Director : Fergus Gilligan

Reception Executive : Timothy O’Brien, Mrs. M. Pyne, Cyril Burkley, Mrs. M. Murphy, J. Janeczek, S. O’Brien, R. O’Sullivan Transport: Timothy J. O’Sullivan, Jack O’Sullivan

Accommodation : E. O’Mahony

Information : Comdt. J. Slye, Miss Connie Madden

Press Relations; Larry Lyons Press Officer : Vass Anderson

Press Committee: Sean Power (Chairman), P. McCarthy, F. Sanquest, S. J. Coughlan, R. Cross, T. McSweeney Selection Committee : John O’Shea (Chairman), Bernard Power (Hon. Secretary) Programme Editor : Padraig O Maidin, F.L.A.I. Protocol: Bernard B. Curtis, L.R.A.M., Kevin Breen Invitations : Frank O’Leary, Mary Connole Films Officer: William Newman Travel Arrangements: Ignatius Buckley Inclusive Tours : Muriel Collins

Sponsors Liaison : Veda Breen Festival Club : Harry Fitzgerald-Smith, B.Arch. (Chair­ man), C. Hennessy, Solr., Liam O’Connell, R. Anderson, J. Collins Club Reception : Mrs. N. Jennings, M. Owens Stage Interviews : Dan Donovan, M.A.

Front of House (Savoy) : James O’Brien

Front of House (Capitol): Fred Conboye Imports and Exports: Joseph McNally External Activities ; Patrick Fleming

Marketing Committee: Ignatius Buckley (Chairman), Eddie O’Mahony, Cyril Burkley, Brian Maguire, Liam O’Connell Activities Committee : Brian Coomber (Chairman), Jack O’Sullivan, Mary O’Donovan, Fergus Gilligan, Jim Forbes, Arthur Callanan, Solr.

Festival Offices : 18 Merchants Quay

SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1973 The First Presentation in the World of

The Mass of

Saint Finbarr i

Composed and Conducted by

BERNARD GEARY at the

CHURCH OF SAINT FRANCIS

Liberty Street, Cork at 10.30 a.m.

Celebrant: Rev. Fr. Cassian Byrne, O.F.M.

Sung by:

Cork Film International Children’s Choir Soloist:

Kevin Owens Organist:

Senor Angel Climents on the occasion of the eighteenth CORK FILM INTERNATIONAL Committee : Donal Lehane (Chairman); Mary O’Donovan, Bob Humphries, Pat O’Hare

Our sincere thanks to the music teachers of the schools who comprise the choir

The Festival Director Introduces the 18th Cork Festival . . .

In welcoming our many old and new friends to our 18th Cork International I am happy to share with you, once again, new achievements and dis­ tinctions for our Festival. Again, this year, Cork is the only festival in the world that presents awards for technical collaboration in the Features Section.

Awards will be made by an International Jury of five members to the outstanding Scriptwriter, Director of Photography, Music Composer, Editor and Art Director of the Feature Films shown during the festival. Certificates of Merit will also be awarded.

In the Short Films Section the competition under Category D for Short Fiction Films will continue to include films made specifically for television. The International Federation of Film Societies will present an Award for the short film judged outstanding during the festival. The award will be made by an international jury.

The Writers’ Forum this year will have as its theme The Writer’s Contribution to the Cinema and will be held on Wednesday, June 13th.

Many well-known authors will participate.

The Tribute Programme this year is to the out­ standing Dutch producer and director, an old friend of the Cork Festival, Bert Haanstra. Indeed it is with happy memories that we recall his successes at the Cork Festival from 1956.

A warm welcome to all the Producers, Directors, Celebrities, and my sincere thanks to you all for your unfaltering support. My thanks also to the joint promoters of the Cork Film International, Bord Failte and Player and Wills (Ireland) Ltd., to the Directors and Staff of Ivernia and to our many sponsors and friends who make our Festival an important and joyous occasion for so many .

I take this opportunity to say a special word of welcome to our friends of the Press who bring the world to us and bring us to the world. I am grate­ ful to you all. May your stay in Cork be enjoyable.

I wish to express my personal thanks and appre­ ciation to the Lord Mayor and Corporation of Cork and the Business Publicity Association for the de­ coration of the City during the Festival.

Dermot H. Breen Director, Cork Film International

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FESTIVAL JURY The International Jury for the Features Films Competitions is:

DAVID HEMMINGS (Great Britain).

President AL SHERMAN (U.S.A.) RAOUL PLOQUIN (France)

FERGUS LINEHAN (Ireland)

DAVID HEMMINGS

Boy soprano, artist, actor, director, producer, ractoneur and business man. Hemmings who was born in Guildford, Surrey in 1941, now at the age of 32 can already claim to be in show business for 24 years. With sixty films to his credit, he appears at the 18th Cork Film International as President of the Features Jury and also (with his wife Gayle Hunnicutt) as the star of his latest film Voices.

He has played the guitar in Austria, has been a pavement artist in Juan-les-Pins, a mountaineer in Wales, a strolling player, an actor at the Royal Court, a star (with Richard Harris and Vanessa Redgrave) in Camelot,- and in many other films co-founder of Memdale, (a million pound com­ pany). As somebody had said : "If anyone was ever enterprising enough to compile a special film­ world dictionary, there would undoubtedly be just one definition of the word energy: David Hemmings”.

AL SHERMAN

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New Yorker-born; Columbia and City College.

New York, education in show-business and in films from teens on. Former film critic New York Morning Telegraph; author of many articles on the cinema from the low-brow to the high-brow; direc­ tor at one period of exhibitor relations for Col­ umbia Pictures; publicity co-ordinator for the Royal Norwegian Government during World War II and decorated by King Haakon with the Medal of St. Olav for services to that Government; headed his own publicity organization in Washington.

D.C., and established the first repertory cinema in the United States capital; currently President, Sherman Films, Inc., and American representative for the Cork Film International and the Society of Independent Film-Makers of Ireland.

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RAOUL PLOQUIN Raoul Ploquin has been involved with the cinema since 1924; he founded his own production company in 1942. Company Films Raoul Ploquin, which produced some notable films, including the first work of Edouard Luntz (Les Coeurs Verts) and of Marguerite Duras (La Musica).

He was President of Unifrance Film from 1955 to 1959 and is at present President of the Selection Committee of Unifrance Film. He is a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.

FERGUS LINEHAN Fergus Linehan has been film critic of the Irish Times since 1960. during which time he has writ­ ten on many aspects of the cinema, particularly as it applies to Ireland. A consistent advocate of an Irish film industry, he believes that the Cork Film International can have an important part to play in establishing a favourable climate of opinion for the regular production of Irish films.

As well as his work as a journalist — he is assis­ tant features editor of the Irish Times — Fergus Linehan has written widely for the theatre. He is the author of numerous stage revues (the most recent. Laughing Stock, was seen in Dublin this year), television and radio series, including the award-winning Get An Earful of This. He is also author of the plays McRoarty, T.D. and Goodbye.

Cruel World, and of two musicals Glory Be', and Fursey. A third musical. Hang Out Your Brightest Colours is due to be seen at next October’s Dublin Theatre Festival. He is married to the comedienne Rosaleen Linehan, and has four children.

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SHORTS JURY

The International Jury for the Short Films Compe­ titions is:

EDGAR HAROLD ANSTEY (Great Britain) DR. HINDERIKUS WIERS (Germany)

ATTILIO D’ONOFRIO (Italy)

LOUIS MARCUS (Ireland)

W1M VAN DER VELDEN (Netherlands)

EDGAR HAROLD ANSTEY Has been active in the film world sinnce 1930. In 1934 he organized the Shell Film Unit and from 1936 to 1938 was director of productions for March of Time and their Foreign Editor in New York. In 1940 he joined the board of directors of Film Centre, and during the war produced documentaries for the British Government; from 1946 to 1949 carried out film projects in Venezuela, West Indies, Australia, and in 1949 joined the British Transport Commission to organise and direct their Films Service. Has been film critic for The Spectator for nearly twenty years and a regular member of ‘The Critics’ on the B.B.C. His many current activities include being a Governor of the British Film Institute. His numerous film prizes in­ clude three British Film Academy awards and a Hollywood Oscar for Wild Wings.

DR. HINDERIKUS WIERS Born in Dusseldorf in 1907 Dr. Wiers first prac­ tised as a lawyer before entering the world of cinema in Berlin as managing director of Tobis Film. Later he went as managing director of Transit-Film. After World War II he became pro­ duction manager of the Allied newsreel Welt Im Film and from 1950, with one year interrup­ tion as managing director of UFA, he has been managing director and producer in chief of Deut­ sche and Cinecentrum.

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ATTILIO DONOFRIO

Born in Rome in 1925 Attilio D'Onofrio began his professional career as a lawyer. He then turned fihp making and for 18 years was Director of the Cinecitta Studio, during which some spectacu­ lar films were produced including Quo Vadis, Cleopatra, Ben Hur, and La Dolce Vita. He was executive producer of films made by Fox and United Artists. From 1966 D’Onofrio has been Managing Director of Ital-Noteggio Cinematografico which has produced over fifty films includ­ ing The Damned (Visconti). Sacco and Vanzetti (Montaldo) and Roma (Fellini).

LOUIS MARCUS

Louis Marcus was born in Cork in 1926, educa­ ted at St. Mary's, Shandon N.S., Glasheen Secon­ dary School. He graduated B.A. at University Col­ lege, Cork. His interest in films was awakened when he joined the Cork Branch of the Irish Film Society for whom he founded and edited the Irish Film journal Guth na Scanndn. In 1958 he went to Dublin to become a professional film maker, first as Assistant Editor on the Gael-Linn films Mise Eire and Saoirse. In 1959 he directed his first documentary Silent Art, a study of the work of Cork sculptor Seamus Murphy. R.H.A. This, like many of his later films, was screened at the Cork Festival.

Marcus has directed over twenty documentaries, mainly for Gael-Linn, Government Departments and Bord Failte. These include the Players & Wills sponsored Peil and Christy Ring, and also Rhapsody of a River (a study of the River Lee), An Tine Beo, the 1916 Rising commemoration film. His documentary Fled Ceol won a Silver Bear at Berlin, a Diploma of Honour at Moscow, a first prize at Brussels, and a Critics’ Award at La Felguera. His Capallology took a first prize at Brussels.

For the last few years he has been prominent in the efforts to get Government support for Irish film making, so far without success.

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Synopses of Films Notes Films are listed numerically. The numbers correspond to those shown opposite the names of the films in the coloured inset in this brochure.

An account of the Special Tribute Programme devoted to the work of Bert Haanstra is given on page 27. Details of the Writers’ Forum on page 28.

1 Australia - AUSTRALIAN COLOUR DIARY No. 41 Production : Australian Commonwealth Film Unit The new Sydney Opera House as the work nears com­ pletion.

(Time: 10 mins.) i

2 Australia - AUTUMN OF A MINING TOWN Production : Australian Commonwealth Film Unit Producer : Joe Scully Director : Philip Mark Law An impressionist film about Ballarat, depicting the city’s past and present with a glance at the future prospects.

(Time : 9 mins.)

3 Australia - INCREDIBLE FLORIDAS Production : Australian Commonwealth Film Unit Producer : Malcolm Olton Director: Peter Weir Australian composer Richard Meale discusisses his work, “Incredible Floridas” and the influence of>f the French symbolist poet Arthur Rimbaud.

(Time: 10 mins.)

4 Austria - HOW PAINTINGS ARE CREATED (GEMALDE ENTSTEHEN) Producer: Haavard and Volkmar Seebock Script: Heinz Mackowitz, and H. and V. Scebock Photo : Haavard and Volkmar Seebock Music: Karl Horst Wichman Sound : Werner Oberweger The different approaches to artistic creation by Raimund Worle, Eduard Kiel!, Franz Lettner and Joshy Stieber.

(Time: 15 mins.)

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5 Bulgaria - THE END OF THE SONG (KRAYAT NA PESENTA) Production : Bulgarian Cinematography Director: Milen Nikolov Script: Nikolai Haitov Music : Boris Karadimchcv Photo : Ivailo Tzcnchev Cast : Vassil Mihailov, Isaac Fintzi, Dossyo Dossev, Nikolo Todev, Naicho Petrov, Katya Paskaleva, Kounko Baeva, Prodan Nonchev, Ivan Djambazov On the! eve of his wedding a Ibryam Ali is accused of theft and is outlawed. He takes to the mountains where his songg changes from joy to pain and protest. He escapes from almost ilmost certain capture but returns again to his mountains, unrccc lins, changed and unrecognized, but his favourite tune breaks out and Ibryam AlJi responds to it.

(Time : 70 mins.)

6 Bulgaria - THE THREE FOOLS-HUNTERS Producer: Bulgarian Cinematography Director: Donio Doncv Script : Atanas Pavlov Photo : Pavel Arshinkov Music : Emil Pavlov Animation : Ivan Tonev, Emil Abadjiev, Anton Trayanov and Georgi Doumanov The Three Fools go hunting hares, but the hares5 continue to dance while the hare-hunters shoot their de log as well as themselves.

(Time : 7 mins.)

7 Canada - JOURNEY Production : Quest Film Production Ltd. Producer: Paul Almond Photo: Nean BofTety Music : Luke Gibson Castt : Genevieve Bujold, John Vernon, Elton Hayes, Gary McKeehan, Ratch Wallace, Greg Adams, Luke Gibson, George Sperdakos, Beata Hartig, Mcg Horarth, Mary Bellows, Judith Gault, Patsy Rahn, Gale Garnett Rescued from drowning a girl slowly, painfully finds her way back to life in a community in a wilderness called Undersky. Gradually she begins to move, speak and become aware of the natural life going on about her, and like Alice in Wonderland she begins to explore her surroundings, discovering all things afresh.

(Time: 87 mins.)

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8 Canada - PAUL KANE GOES WEST Production : National Film Board of Canada Producer : Rebert Verrail Director : Gerald Budner Script : Gerald Budner Photo : John Evans, Caiimeron Gaul Music: Eldon Rathblurn i Sound : Ken Page (Time: 15 mins.)

9 Canada - THE UNDERGROUND MOVIE

Production : National Film Board of Canada Producer : Joseph Koenig and Les Drew Director: Les Drew Script: Kaj Pindal Photo: Raymond Dumas and Cameron Gaul Music : Don Douglas Sound : Jean-Pierre Joutel (Time: 14 mins.)

10 Canada - UNE JOB STEADY: UN BON BOSS

Production : National Film Board of Canada Producer : Ian McLaren Photo: Jean-Pierre Lachapelle Music : Robert Charlebois Sound : Jacques Drouin (Time : 27 mins.)

11 Czechoslovakia - THE CLAY ELF (HLINAK)

Production : Short Film Prague Director: Jan Zahradnik Script: Jan Zahradnik Photo : Jan Zahradnik A small piece of clay in the sculptor’s hand turns into an elf and begins to influence the sculptor’s work.

(Time: 6 mins.)

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12 Czechoslovakia - DOROTHY AND THE OSTRICH (DOROTKA A PATROS) Production : Short Film Prague Director : Bozena Mozisova Script: Bozena Mozisova Photo: Zdena Hajdova Music : Jiri Malasek and Jiri Bazant Dorothy and her friend. Koko the parrot, find them­ selves in all sons of trouble with an ostrich egg.

(Time: 8 mins.)

13 Democratic Republic of Germany - IT’S OUR WORLD, AFTER ALL (IS 1ST DOCH UNSERE WELT) Production : Studio for Animated Films, Berlin Director : Katja Georgi Script : Katja Georgi Photo : Werner Bacnsch Music: Encrhard Weise Sound : Horst Philipp

Work and the effect of the technological revolution on the lives of men and how the problems of environment may be solved.

(Time : 10 mins.)

14 Democratic Republic of Germany - TOBIAS BREMSER ON A BUSINESS TRIP (TOBIAS BREMSER AUF DIENSTREISE) Production : Defa Studio for Short Films, Berlin Director : Heinz Thiel Script: Kurt Belicke Photo : Wolfgang Randel Music: Helmut Nier

Humorous adventures of Tobias on a business trip.

(Time: 11 mins.)

15 France - FANTORRO OR THE REVENGE OF THE FLOWERS (FANTORRO ODER DIE RACHE DER BLUMEN)

Production : Lux-Film Boris Borresholm Producer: Boris Borresholm Director: Jan Lcnica Script: Jan Lenica and Boris Borresholm Photo: Peter Rosenwanger Music : Josef Anton Riedl A fantasy about a man who thinks himself superman and who discovers that flowers may not be the medium of changing a cruel world.

(Time : 9 mins.)

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16 France - The SILENT MAN (LE SILENCIEUX) Production : Gaumont International Director: Claude Pinoteau Script : Jean-Loup Dabadie and Claude Pinotcau Photo : Jean Collomb Music : Jacques Datin and Alain Goraguer Cast: Lino Ventura, Lea Massari, Susanne Flon, Leo Genn, Robert Tardy, Pierre-Michel 1c Conte, Bernard Dheran, Lucienne Legard Anton Haliakov, one of a delegation of scientists, is kidnapped in London and faced with an almost insoluble problem : should he reveal the names of two English physicists who are employed by the U.S.S.R.? If de docs not, he will be killed by his English captors; if he docs, he will inevitably be killed by Russian agents. Then his captors reveal that they know a bit more about him than he realised. He gives them the names of the physicists.

As he avoids the traps and snares set for him by the Rus­ sians he remembers a curious fact that seems to promise hope, but time runs slowly. He needs ten days, nine, eight then one.

(Time : 122 mins.)

17 France - DEATH OF A YOUNG POET (LA MORT DU JEUNE POETE) Production : Les Films du Prieure, Paris Director : Dominique Dclouche Script: Dominique Delouchc Photo: Equipe Arcady Music: Alain Kremski The death of the young poet, Ion Bucur, who died in Rome in November 1941 as seen through a series of sketches by his friend and compatriot, the artist Eugen Dragutesco.

(Time : 15 mins.)

18 France - FANTORRO THE LAST AVENGER (FANTORRO LE DERNIER JUSTICIER) Production : Films Armorial, Paris Director : Jan Lenica Script: Andre Valio and Jan Lenica Photo: Jean Vigne Music : Henri Gruel Fantorro tries to right wrongs, help widows and orphans and bring criminals to justice, but something always goes wrong and his efforts achieve the opposite of what he in­ tended.

(Time :13mins.)

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19 France - HELL (L’INFER)

Production : Films Armorial, Paris and Lux Film, Munich Director : Jan Lenica Script : Jan Lenica and Boris Borresholm Photo : Jean Noel Delamarre Music: J. A. Riedl Nauseated by the prevalence of violence on the TV screen Mr. K. turns on his set, falls forward into an abyss.

He ends up in hell, a gigantic self-service concern where the damned manipulate the instruments of their own torture. They appear to be content with their fate. On return to earth, Mr. K. sees an odd resemblance between the behaviour of the living and the inhabitants of hell.

(Time: 12 mins.)

20 France - THE AUDITION (L’AUDITION) Production : Pl Production, Paris Director : Jean Francois Dion Script: Jean Francois Dion Photo : Bruno Nuytten A young girl auditions in front of a naughty film director and his friendly and curiouscrew. Embarrassed, the shy young actress has some problems in trying to ex­ press herself, but thanks to her special charms she gets the part — in an ice cream commercial!

(Time : 12 mins.)

21 France - AN EVENING AT BARON SVVENBECK’S (LA SOIREE DU BARON SVVENBECK) Production : Pl Production, Paris ;ret Director : Hubert Niogr"* Script: Hubert Niogret and Thomas Owen Photo: Yves Lafaye Music: Alain Jomy During the evening Baron Swenbeck begins to rem­ inisce about his brother Boris who hanged himself twenty years before. A strange cry in the night brings the guests out into the darkness of the past.

(Time : 9 mins.)

22 France - VIVE LES JACQUES Production : Pl Productions, Paris Director : Robert Swaim Script: Robert Swaim Photo : Yves Lafaye Music : Christian Chaudet .

Cast: Andre Valtier, Denise Bailly, Jean-Gabriel Nordmann. .Cher. It is not yet dawn Pierre goes to visit his grandfathei -oal, hi he would not have and the old man begins: “Pigneroal, in 1915 and Pierre harmed a fly; but, one day, back in does not take it seriously until he is forced to.

(Time: 16 mins.)

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23 France - WHITE AND BLACK (LE BLANC ET LE NOIR) Production : Procinex, Paris

(Time: 15 mins.)

24 Great Britain - THE 14 Production : Avianca Productions (London) Ltd. Producer : Robert Mintz and Frank Avianca Director: David Hemmings Script: Roland Starke Photo : Ousama Tawi Cast: Jack Wild, June Brown, Liz Edmiston, Christian Kelly, Peter Newbym, Frank Gentry, Paul Daly, Richard Heyward, Terry Ives, Christopher Leonard, Scan Hyde, Alfons Kaminsky, Wayne Brooks, Mark Hughes, Wayne Dyer, John Bailey, Keith Buckley, Diana Beevers, Anna Wing, Alun Armstrong, Cheryl Hall, Anna Dyson, Tony Calvin, Jane Wood, Jacqueline Hurst

After their father died a family of fourteen draw close together in a protective circle. With the best of inten­ tions, their mother insulates them from the world and when she dies they are bewildered, but despite all efforts to separate them their desire to stay together supports them through hardship and vicissitude. Then the older ones learn that they must sacrifice themselves for the sake of the younger.

(Time : 105 mins.)

25 Great Britain - BRONZES — THE WAY OF THE CROSS Production: SQN Productions, Ltd. Director: Paddy Nolan Script: Paddy Nolan Photo : John Mepham Sound : Malcolm Bristo and De Lane Lea

John Collier’s bronzes on the Way of the Cross.

(Time: 3 mins.)

26 Great Britain - DEEP SEA ENDEAVOUR Production : Shell Film Unit Producer : Derek Armstrong Director: Ferdinand Fairfax Script: Derek Armstrong Photo: Mick Delaney Sound : Roy Charman

The search for offshore oil.

(Time: 25 mins.)

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27 Great Britain - THE DAWN OF MOTORING Production : Films of To-day Producer: John Wiles Director: Bill Mason Script: Bill Mason Photo : John McCallum Music: Ron Geesin Man’s effort to devise a method of driving wheels and the first experimental vehicles of Bollec, Benz and Daimler, the early Peugeots and the Panhard Levassors, that led too the beginning of motoring.

(Time : 26 mins.)

28 Great Britain - A PRIDE OF ISLANDS Production : Ogam Films Director: Oscar Marzaroli Script: Allan Campbell McLean Photo : Martin Singleton Music : Frank Spcdding An exploration of the Hebrides, Skye,, Orkney, and Shetland.

(Tin line: 31 mins.)

29 Great Britain - THE SCENE FROM MELBURY HOUSE Production : British Transport Films Photo : Camera Dept., British Transport Films Music: R. Vaughan Williams Against the music of the London Symphony of Ralph Vaughan Williams, British Transport Films look at the varied lives of their neighbours as seen from the roof of their building in London’s Marlebone.

(Time: 15 mins.)

30 Great Britain - VOICES Production : Warden Productions Producer: Robert Enders Director : Kevin Billington Script: George Kirgo and Robert Enders Photo: Geoffrey Unsworth Music xx -sic: Richard Rodney Bennett Art: Len Townsend t: David Hemmins, Gayle Hunnicutt, Adam Cast Bridge, 1Russell Lewis, Eva Griffiths, Lynn Farleigh Fog-bound in an old Georgian house in the country, Claire (Gayle Hunnicutt) hears strange voices. Could she be reverting back to the madness that plagued her after the tragic drowning of her six-year old son? Robert, her husband (David Hemmings), claims to hear nothing unusual. Their attempt at a second honeymoon after Claire’s two years in an asylum, is rapidly turning into a nightmare. Then Robert hears the voices and the two of them attempt to escape from the house, only to make a last horrifying discovery.

(Time: 92 mins.)

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By MR. PETER BARRY, T.D.,

Minister for Transport and Power in the presence of

The Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor of Cork Councillor Sean O’Leary at Savoy Cinema at 7.30 p.m.

RECITAL BY THE BAND OF THE SOUTHERN COMMAND from 7 p.m.

Under Commandant R. B. Kealy, B.Mus.

Saturday, lune 9

SAVOY, 7.30 p.m.

THE LINE NO. 5 (Italy) ...

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THE WOES OF GOLF (Ireland) ...

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NORMAN ROCKWELL’S WORLD— AN AMERICAN DREAM (U.S.A.) ...

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GODSPELL (U.S.A.)

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Sunday, June 10th

CAPITOL, 3 p.m.

TRIBUTE TO BERT HAANSTRA

MIRROR OF HOLLAND THE VOICE OF THE WATER

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SAVOY, 8.15 p.m.

TWO STARS (Italy)

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THE CLAY ELF (Czechoslovakia)

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“MOVIE GIRL 1973” (Announcement of prize winner) THE SILENT MAN (France)

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Monday, June 11

Wednesday, June 13 CAPITOL, 10.30 a.m.

CAPITOL, 10.30 a.m.

PAUL KANE GOES WEST (Canada)

PANTA RHEI THE HUMAN DUTCH

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THE CREATOR (India) ON THE THIRD DAY (Rep. of Sth. Africa) ILLUSION (Poland) ... ...

A PRIDE OF ISLANDS (Scotland) EACH KINGDOM (Italy) IN THE THICK FOREST (Romania) ...

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TRIBUTE TO BERT HAANSTRA

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SAVOY, 5.15 p.m.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 11 a.m.

FASHION FANTASY (U.S.A.)

THE WRITERS’ CONTRIBUTION TO CINEMA — FORUM

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INCREDIBLE FLORIDAS (Australia)

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THE 14 (U.K.)

Chairman : Bunny Carr Speakers: Robert Bolt, Cyril Farrell, Wolf Mankowitz, Joan Long

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SAVOY, 8.15 p.m.

DISTRACTIONS (U.S.A.)

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UN PIED BOYS (Belgium)

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THE DAWN OF MOTORING (G.B.)

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THE JOURNEY

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SAVOY, 2.15 p.m.

THE STUFF THAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF (F.R.G.) SAVOY, 5.15 p.m.

ONE MAN BAND THAT WENT TO WALL STREET (U.S.A.)

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UNCLE VANYA (U.S.S.R.)

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SAVOY, 8.15 p.m.

Tuesday, June 12

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BRONZES (G.B.)

CAPITOL, 10.30 a.m.

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FANTORRO, LE DERNIER JUSTICIER (France)

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THE ADVENTURES OF BARRY McKENZIE (Australia)

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CHILDREN AT WORK (Ireland) 19

L’ENFER (France) TRIBUTE TO BERT HAANSTRA

GLASS FANFARE

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Thursday, June 14 SAVOY, 2J5 p.m.

CAPITOL, 10.30 a.m.

LITTLE FOREST (U.S.A.)

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THE SECRET (Ireland)

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VOICES (U.K.)

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SAVOY, 5.15 p.m.

THE SCENE FROM MELBURY HOUSE (G.B.) ...

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THE KING OF MARVIN GARDENS (U.S.A.) ...

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SAVOY 8.15 p.m.

AUSTRALIAN COLOUR DIARY (Australia)

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AN EVENING AT BARON SWENBECK’S (France)

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TRIBUTE TO BERT HAANSTRA

THE RIVAL WORLD REMBRANDT ’DELTA PHASE I NOT ENOUGH

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SAVOY, 5.15 p.m.

MY NEW ADDRESS (U.S.S.R.)

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MR. SHEPARD AND MR. MILNE (G.B.)

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CRYSTAL BALL (Poland)

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DEEP SEA ENDEAVOUR (G.B.)

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TOBIAS BREMSER ON BUSINESS TRIPS (G.D.R.)

JOUVENCE (Belgium)

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WINGS AND THINGS (G.B.) ...

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THE END OF SONG (Bulgaria)

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THE BURGLAR (Netherlands)

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SAVOY, 8.15 p.m.

Friday, June 15 SAVOY, 2.15 p.m.

DUHALLOW HOME (Ireland)

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THE THREE FOOLS — HUNTER (Bulgaria)

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THE WAR OF CHILDREN (Ireland)

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SAVOY, 5.15 p.m.

UNE JOB STEADY, UNE BON BOSS (Canada) ...

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CHILD’S PLAY (U.S.A.)

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SAVOY, 8.15 p.m.

AUTUMN OF A MINING TOWN (Australia) ...

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THE WATER CYCLE (New Zealand) ...

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THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN IN THE MOON MARIGOLDS (U.S.A.)

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Saturday, June 16

CAPITOL, 10.30 a.m.

HOW PAINTINGS ARE CREATED (Austria)

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MILAN FAIR (Italy)

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MIMI (U.S.A.)

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UNDERGROUND (Italy)

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INDEFATIGABLE PERFORMERS OF MOZART (Poland)

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IT’S OUR WORLD, AFTER ALL (G.D.R.)

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THE UNDERGROUND MOVIE (Canada)

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SAVOY, 3.00 p.m.

DEATH OF THE YOUNG POET (France)

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THE BAGGS (U.S.A.)

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THE FILMS THAT MADE US (U.S.A.) SAVOY, 7.30 p.m.

THE AUDITION (France)

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SHANNON — PORTRAIT OF A RIVER (Ireland)

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PRESENTATION OF FESTIVAL AWARDS A WARM DECEMBER (U.K.) (This Programme is subject to alteration without notice)

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31 Great Britain - A WARM DECEMBER Production : First Artists Producer : Melville Rucker Director : Sidney Poitier Script : Lawrence Roman Photo: Paul Beeson Music : Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson Art : Elliot Scott Cast: Sidney Poitier, Esther Anderson, Yvette Curtis, George Baker, T. P. McKenna, Johnny Sckka, Earl Cameron, Hilary Crane, John Bcardmore, Milos Kirek, Anthony Stamboulieh, Dennis Chin, Tommy Eytie, An and Stephanie Smith, Letta Mbula Widower Matt Younger (Sidney Poiticr) a Washington doctor on a visit to London meets an African girl (Esther Anderson). Attracted to each other they discover that they have little time. For the girl it is already December.

(Time : 100 mins.)

32 Great Britain - WINGS AND THINGS

Production : RA Films, Inc. Director: R. O. Lehman Script: R. O. Lehman Photo : R. O. Lehman Sound : Michel Fano and Jacqueline Lecompte Model aircraft.

(Time: 20 mins.)

33 Great Britain - MR. SHEPARD AND MR. MILNE

Production : Andrew Holmes Productions Director: Andrew Holmes Script: A. A. Milne and Ernest Shepard Photo : David MacDonald Music : John Scott Sound: Mike Pavett (Time: 30 mins.)

34 India - VISHWAKARMA THE CREATOR

Production : Films Division, Government of India Direc ector : Hemi D. Sethna Scrip ipt: Nelly H. Sethna Photo : Ashek Gunjal A tribute to the woodcarvers of India.

(Time: 17 mins.)

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35 Ireland - POC AR BUILE (THE WOES OF GOLF)

Production : Gael-Linn Producer : Louis Marcus Photo : Robert Monks Music : Gene Martin Sound : Peter Hunt Commentator : Niall Toibin The incurable le optimism and fated gloom of the cveryday golfer. To hit ca little u ball ~11 into a small hole would seem to be one of tthe simpler problems of life. In fact, as many people discover, it can cause a frustration that deeper issues of life do not always generate.

(Time: 8 mins.)

36 Ireland - PAISTI AG OBAIR (CHILDREN AT WORK) Production : Gael-Linn Producer: Louis Marcus Script : Louis Marcus Photo: Robert Monks Music: Gene Martin Sound : Peter Hunt

Whet:n children are playing they are really hard at work,, 1learning to master the elementary physical and mental problems that adults forget they had to learn themselves.

(Time : 10 mins.)

37 Ireland - THE SECRET

Production : Fairview Films, Derry1 Producer: Terence McDonald Script : Cyril Farrell, O.S.M. Photo : Terence McDonald Music : Gemma Hasson and Eamon McCreve

The natives have lost their way and their perspective, with consequent tension between metaphorical giants and pygmies who eventually go to war. A stranger, a saviour figure, tries to sort out things, but he is rejected and killed, as the natives are still calling out for someone to clear away the fog.

(Time : 25 mins.)

38 Ireland - DUHALLOW HOME

Production : Colin Hill Producer : Colin Hill Script: Colin Hill Photo: Colin Hill Music: Colin Hill Cast: Margaret Hill, Susannah York. Mary Flynn, Julian Walton, Molly O’Reilly, and William Reidy Sarah Martin Hyde returns home to Ireland afterr a ;ian ton manor broken affair and settles down in the Georgia" ­ house which was her childhood home, set in a countryside renowned for foxhunting. Step by step she is drawn back to a terrifying memory.

(Time : 29 mins.)

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39 Ireland - RED RIDING HOOD Production : Eamon O'Connor Films Director: Eamon O'Connor Script: Eamon O’Connor Photo : Eamon O’Connor Music : Brendan Frawley Sound : Dermot Keating The first of a series of fairy tales designed for the children’s programme on Radio Television Eireann.

(Time : 20 mins.)

40 Ireland - FOOL SPOOL Production : Dublin University Film Society Producer: Simon Oliver Director : Paul Nash Script : Paul Nash Photo : Garry Roberts An American tourist arrives at Trinity College, Dublin to view the Book of Kells and to find his long-lost nephew.

(Time : 40 mins.)

41 Israel - THE AM LASH ENCHANTED FOREST Production : Amlash Productions Producer: Sam Dubiner Script: Sam Dubiner Photo : Joe Rihmer Music : A. Kagan and Y. Rotman Cast: Yona Yellin, Jimmy Lloyd, Leonard Graves Set in the Persia of 2,500 years ago this musical comedy uses ancient sculptures that sing and dance which were made at the time that Aesop lived there. Three youths set off in search of their dreams, encountering many strange adventures on the way.

(Time : 90 mins.)

42 Italy - LINE NO. 5 (LA LINEA N. 5) Production : Frame, Milan Produces: Brunetto del Vita Director : Osvaldo Cavandoli Script: Brunetto del Vita and Osvaldo Cavandoli Photo : Sergio Cavandoli Music : Corrado Comolli (Time : 4\ mins.)

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43 Italy - UNDERGROUND (SOTTERRANEA) Production : Corona Cinematografica Producer : Ezio Gagliardo Director: Manfredo Manfredi Script : Manfredo Manfredi Photo: Franco Zambelli Music : Swan Phillips (Time : 13 mins.)

44 Italy - TWO STARS (DUE STELLE) Production : Corona Cincmatografica Producer: Ezio Gagliardo Director: Elio Piccon Script: Elio Piccon Photo : Elio Piccon Music : Sandro Brugnolini (Time : 12 mins.)

45 Italy - EACH KINGDOM (OGNI REGNO) Production : Seondo Bignardi Film d'Animazione Director : Secondo Bignardi Script : San Luca Photo : Secondo Bignardi Against the background of a fabulous city in the East, this film depicts the contrasting effect of harmony nony and disagreement in the world.

(Time : 111‘ mins.)

46 Malaysia - KUALA LUMPUR CITY (KUALA LUMPUR MAJU DAN MAKMUR) Production : Film Negara, Malaysia Director: Syed Alwi Script: Syed Alwi Photo : Rathitmanan- Yeoh Gaik It and Cheong Chee Keong

The history of Kuala Lumpur from early 19th century.

(Time: 12 mins.)

47 Netherlands - THE BURGLAR (DE INBREKER)

Production : Parkfilm Director : Franz Weisz Script: Chiem van Houweninge and Rob du Mee Photo: Ferenc Kalman-Gall Music: Ruud Bos Cast: Rijk de Gooyer, Jon Bluming, Bob de Lange, Willeke van Ammelrooy. Anny de Lange, Jennifer Willems, Sylvia de Leur (Time: 104 mins.)

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48 New Zealand - THE WATER CYCLE Production : New Zealand National Film Unit Producer : Ronald Bowie Director : Philip McDonald Script : Philip McDonald Photo : Dale Pomeroy Music: Tony Baker Using the hydrological cycle (clouds, rain, rivers, lakes, sea, sky) this film contrasts an ideal water system with the ravages wrought by the human race.

(Time: 26 mins.)

49 Poland - CRYSTAL BALL (SZKLANA KULA) Production : The Polish Corporation for Film Prociduction Director Direct. : Stanislaw Rozewicz Scrip Script’ ■: 'Kornel Filippowicz and Stanislaw Rozewicz Photo : Krzysztof Winiewicz Music : Wojciech Kilar Cast : Andrzej Nardclli, Malgorzsata Potocka, Joanna Ziolkowska, Krzystof Stroinski, Mieczyslaw Grabka, with Franciszek Pieczka as “King of Life’’ Five 18-year olds, just matriculated, drive to the sea­ side in an old jalopy to spend their summer holidays to­ gether before they enter university. Happy, carefree, ex­ ulting in their freedom and their achievement, they are on the threshold of decision. What road through life should each follow? When they meet a Cracov tramp, whom they soon come to regard as “The King of Life’’, they seek to discover how he came to achieve his free­ dom. Their moment of youth is passing, and they realise that time for them is irreversible.

(Time : 84 mins.)

50 Poland - ILLUSION (ILUZJA) Production : Miniature Film Studio, "Warsaw Director : Jan Janczak Script: Marek Kalisz Photo: Jan Tkaczyk and Jan Ptasinski An abstract look at man’s unceasing search for truth.

(Time: 4 mins.)

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OLD KENTUCKY RESTAURANT (formerly Old Bridge Restaurant), 123 Patrick St. (opposite Statue) Fully licensed and open until 1 a.m. 7 days per week

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51 Poland - THE INDEFATIGABLE PERFORMERS OF MOZART (NIEUSTRASZENI WYKONWCY MOZARTA)

Production : Se Ma For Film Studios in Lodz Director: Jozef Gebski and Antoni Halor Script: Antoni Halor and Josef Gebski Photo : Waclaw Fedak Music : Mozart An evening performance of Mozart’s Divertimento in a baroque palace, the performers nervously aware that they are expected at the Prince’s palace. The Prir incc loses patience and begins to bombard the baroque pa! alace but the quartet play on.

(Time :: I8 mins.)

52 Rumania - IN THE THICK FOREST (IN PADUREA CEA STUFOASA) Production : “Al Sahia” Film Studio Producer : Titus Mesaros Script: Titus Mesaros Script: Titus Mesaros Photo : Kovacs Carol Music: Andrei Bretz Three of Rumania’s painters illustrate, each in his own manner, the folk-song, “In The Thick Forest” (Time : 10 mins.)

53 South Africa - ON THE THIRD DAY

Production : South African Tourist Corporation Producer : John Da Silva Script: Lee Marcus Photo: John Da Silva Music: Art Heatlie

South Africa’s wild flower areas set aside to be preser­ ved forever and to offer grace and solace to mankind.

(Time : 27 mins.)

54 Switzerland - BOSCO GURIN

Production : Condor-Films Ltd. Director: Karl Skripsky Script: Karl Skripsky Photo : Karl Skripsky Music : Jean Daetwyler Everyday life in the Alpine village of Bosco Gurin m 1971. Founded in the early 13th century, Bosco Gurin has changed little since the Middle Ages.

(Time: 15 mins.)

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55 Switzerland - ENERGY 2000 (ENERGIE 2000) Production : Condor-Films Ltd Director : Herbert E. Meyer Script: Herbert E. Meyer Photo : Andreas Demmer and Ruedi Kuttel Music : Bruno Spoerri (Time: 15J mins.)

56 U.S.A. - CHILD S PLAY Production : Paramount Producer : David Merrick Director : Sidney Lumet Script : Leon Prochnik Photo : Gerald Hirschfeld Music : Michel Small Cast : James Mason, Jerome Malley, Robert Preston, Joseph Dobbs, Beau Bridges, Ronald Weyand, Charles White, David Rounds, Kate Harrington. Jamie Alexander.

Brian Chapin, Bryant Fraser, Mark Hall Haefeli, Tom Leopold, Julius Lo lacono, Christopher Man. Paul O’Keefe, Robert D. Randall, Robbie Reed, Paul Alessi, Anthony Barletta, Kevin Coupe, Christopher Hoag, Stephen McLaughlin.

Based on the successful Broadway play by Robert Marasco, this screenplay by David Merrick is concerned with a mysterious outbreak of violence at a secondary school for boys.

(Time : 100 mins.)

57 U.S.A. - THE BAGGS Production : Solari and Carr Productions Producer: JJames F. Griffith Photo : BillJ Weaver Script Script^:. Jau. James F. Griffith, Tom Solari, Clark Carr Music: Pr 'aul Beaver Sound : Dick LeGrande A scavenger is making his rounds picking up odds and ends of junk for resale when two old burlap sacks sud­ denly come to life and run off. They cause a series of small sensations as they romp through the world of the humans, collecting a following of delighted children.

(Time : 25 mins.)

THE FILMS THAT MADE US Cork Film International will present the Irish and British premiere of The Films That Made Us, a nostalgic review of 101 clips taken from films made by Warners over the past half-century. They are all there, from The Jazz Singer, the first talkie, the Errol Flynn sagas, the James Cagney, Edward G. Robinson gangster movies, the Humphrey Bogart successes and it comes right up to date with Camelot and Super Fly.

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58 U.S.A. - DISTRACTIONS Production : John Peckham Productions Director: John Peckham Sound : John R. W. Lydecker A parody on an international chess match and how one opponent uses a number of humorous distractions.

(Time : 3 mins.)

59 U.S.A. - FASHION FANTASY Production : King Broadcasting Company Producer: Shirley Hudson Director: Paul Taylor Script : Shirley Hudson Photo : Paul Taylor Sound : Paul Taylor Fashions in clothes for themselves and nd as part of a story. ((Time : 4 mins.)

60 U.S.A. - LITTLE FOREST Production :: Marvin Albert Films Producer: Marvin 1 Albert Script: Maiirvin Albert irvin Albert Photo : Marvin t Albert Sound : Marvin A portrayal of the forest and of forest life.

(Time : 8 mins.)

61 U.S.A. - MIMI

Production : Billy' Budd Films Photo : Dan Nelken

A young woman, physically disabled from birth, tells how she responds to people and the world.

(Time : 12 mins.)

62 U.S.A. - NORMAN ROCKWELL’S WORLD : AN AMERICAN DREAM Production: Concepts Unlimited, Inc. Producer : Richard Barclay Director: Robert Deubel Script: Gaby Monet Photo: Robert Deubel Music: John Lander Norman Rockwell, the man as ’well as the artist, and how he documented American life: for over six decades.

(Time : 25 mins.)

JOIN THE

FESTIVAL CLUB Season-Ticket Holders £1.50 Others £3100 Tickets available at Savoy and Festival Office

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63 U.S.A. - THE ONE-MAN BAND THAT WENT WALL STREET Producer: Potterton Productions, Inc. for New York Stock Exchange Producer : Gerald Potterton Director : Duane Crowther Script : Donald Brittain Photo: Claude Lapierre, John Williams, Ted Gerald, Wally Bullock Music : Burnell Whibley A travelling musician takes advantage of his talent as an inventor vcnt< and salesman and becomes head of a huge ainn entertainment company listed on the stock exchange.

(Time: 15 mins.)

64 U.S.S.R. - NO GRIEF IS UNSHARED Production : Central Documentary Film Studio Director : M. Babak Photo: O. Voinov and Kopysov

A realisation in film of Konstantin Simonov’s poem, composed after visiting Vietnam in the winter of 1970/71.

Focussing on the fate of children in total war, Simonov poses the problem of the attitude of people to events that are happening far away from them.

(Time : 42 mins.)

65 U.S.S.R. - I AM A CITIZEN OF THE SOVIET UNION Production : Mosfilm, Moscow Director : P. Mostovoi and A. Shein Script: Y. Varashavsky and A. Shein Photo: A. Zenyan, A. Vinokurov, and B. Travkin The lives of the Soviet people, and their achievements, seen in shots taken from newsreels and feature films and newly photographed material.

(Time : 10 mins.)

66 U.S.S.R. - MY NEW ADDRESS Production : Jadjichfilm Director : E. Kuzin Script : M. Jabachnikov Photo: E. Mizin Sound : G. Ivashcnko

(Time: 10 mins.)

AFTER THE SHOW COME TO . . .

The Festival Club (Sponsored by Harp Lager (Ireland) Ltd.) at the CITY HALL

☆ DANCING ☆ RESTAURANT ☆ BARS Tickets on sale at the Savoy and at Festival Office Club open Daily 10 p.m. — 2 a.m.

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LATE ENTRIES 67 Great Britain - THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS Production : Newman-Foreman Production Co. Producer : John Foreman Director : Paul Newman Script : Alvin Sargent Photo : Adam Holcnder Music : Maurice Jarre Editor : Evan Loitman Cast: Joanne Woodward, Nell Potts, and Roberta Wallach (Time : 101 mins.)

68 U.S.S.R. - UNCLE VANYA Production : Mosfilm Director : Andrey Micholkov-Tontchalovsky Script : A. Chekhov Photo : G. Rerberg and Y. Guslinsky Music: A. Shnitke Editor : A. Repina (Time: 100 mins.)

69 Federal Republic of Germany - THE STUFF THAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF (DER STOFF AUS DEM DIE TRAUME SIND)

Production : Roxy-Film, Munich Producer: Luggi Waldleitner Director : Alfred Vohrer Script: Manfred Purzer Photo : Charly Steinberger Music: Peter Thomas Based on the novel by Johannes IMario ‘ rSimmel, '' depicting the powerful magazine industry, and one of its lop reporters who records the flight of an 11-year old boy from Czechoslovakia, and discovers an almost incredible conspiracy and the mysterious Luis Gottschalk.

(Time : 142 mins.)

Twenty-First

Cork International Choral and

Folk Dance Festival At

CORK CITY HALL, APRIL 24 —APRIL 28 1974

Information from THE FESTIVAL OFFICE, 15 BRIDGE STREET, CORK

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A TRIBUTE TO BERT HAANSTRA Bert Haanstra was born in Holland in 1917.

Until 1947 he devoted his time and developing talents to painting. In 1947 he entered cinema as a cameraman, and having discovered his medium he began to produce films. From 1949 he concen­ trated on short films, in which realm he has made a considerable reputation, winning awards at all the major film festivals throughout the world.

Included in this Tribute Programme are The Rival World which won the Grand Prix at the first Cork Film Festival in 1956; the delicately evocative Panta Rhei (Everything Passes) (1951). which won the Grand Prix at Montevideo in 1954; the truly memorable Rembrandt : Painter of Man. 1956. which has won awards at seven festivals; Mirror of Holland (1950) which won the Grand Prix at Cannes and Montevideo; Glass (1958) which has taken fifteen awards, including a Hollywood Oscar and first prize at Cork in 1959; Delta Phase 1, a prize winner at seven festivals including an award at Cork 1962; Not Enough which he produced for O.E.C.D. in Paris in 1967 and which was directed

by Wim van der Velden. whom we welcome this year as a member of our Short Films Jury.

Haanstra made his first feature film Fanfare in 1958, which won first prize at Cork in 1959. Cork audiences will have another opportunity of seeing this during the Tribute Programme. Other features included in the Tribute are Voices of Water (1965-66), prize winner at Cork and Moscow in 1966. Recently he has completed Bij De Beesten Af, a film on parallels betwen animal and human behaviour, which we hope to include in our Tribute.

Films to be screened in this Tribute during the Festival

at the Capitol Cinema each day : 70

MIRROR OF HOLLAND and THE VOICE OF WATER

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PANTA RHEI and THE HUMAN DUTCH

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GLASS and FANFARE

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THE RIVAL WORLD, REMBRANDT, DELTA PHASE I and NOT ENOUGH

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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mr. Tadhg J. Cotter

Mr. John Cotter Messrs. Henry Ford & Son Limited Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Flynn Mr. Basil Gotto Mr. Frederick Kinahan Mr. Patrick J. Lavan

Woodford Bourne & Co. Ltd. Northern Bank Finance Corporation Ltd. Mr. A. J. Navratil Mr. Jim O’Keeffe

Mr. E. G. Pettit Mr. Peter Tuite Messrs. Venice Industries (Ireland) Limited

Professor & Mrs. William Kearney Mr. Eamonn Kearney Northern Bank Ltd. Mr. Alex T. Rankin Clayton Love & Sons (Cork) Ltd. Mra. & Mrs. Nicholas S. Hughes Dr. Derry O’Flynn

Noel and Anna Holland

A WRITERS’ FORUM Theme:

THE WRITER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE CINEMA at the

School of Music Theatre, Cork (By kind permission of the City of Cork Vocational Education Committee)

Wednesday Morning, June 13th at 11 a.m.

Chairman: BUNNY CARR Well-known TV personality

Beakers : Robert Bolt, Wolf Mankowitz, Father Cyril | Farrell, Joan Long

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LATE ENTRIES 75 U.S.A. - GODSPELL Production : Columbia Pictures Producer : Edgar La/.: ’: Lansbury Director : David Greer " :ne Script : David Greene ai and John-Michael Tcbclak Photo : Richard G. Heimann Music :.Stephen r.._ i Schwartz Editor : Alan H< Heim Cast: Victor Garber, Garbei David Haskell, Jerry ..I-.. I Sroka, Lynne Tl. Thigpen, Katie Hanley, Robin Lamont, Gilmer McCormick, Joanne Jonas, Merrell Jackson, Jeffrey Mylett.

(Time: 103 mins.)

76 U.S.A. - THE KING OF MARVIN GARDENS Production : BBS Producer : Bob Rafclson Script : Jacob Brackman Photo : Lasllo Kovacs Editor : John F. Link Cast: Jack Nicholson, Bruce, Dern, Ellen Burstyn (Time : 104 mins.)

77 Australia - THE ADVENTURES OF BARRY

McKenzie Production - Longford Productions Ltd. Producer: Phillip Adams Director : Bruce Beresford Script: Barry Humphries and Bruce Beresford Music - Peter Best Editor - John Scott Cast: Barry Crocker, Barry Humphries, Dick Bentley, Peter Cook, Avice Landon, Spike Milligan, Dennis Price, Paul Bertram, Mary Anne Severne (Time: 113 mins.)

78 Belgium - UN PIED BOYS

79 Belgium - JOUVENCE

80 Ireland - SHANNON : PORTRAIT OF A RIVER Producer : George Fleischmann

81 Ireland - WAR OF CHILDREN

82 Italy - MILAN FAIR

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67 U.S.A. - THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS

PLEASE

NOTE

LESLIE MALLORY (Ireland) is a member of the Features Jury.

MADAME EVA OLIVOVA (Czechoslovakia) is a mem­ ber of the International Federation of Film Societies Jury.

CORK FILM INTERNATIONAL

AWARDS FEATURE FILMS AWARDS The awards of Cork Crystal Glass are designed by OBEN and are presented by Irish Distillers Limited.

SHORT FILM AWARDS The awards of St. Finbarr Statuettes are designed by Dr. Seamus Murphy, R.H.A. and are presented by Swan Bedding, Cork

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF FILM SOCIETIES AWARD The International Federation of Film Societies will present an award for the best short film shown during the Festival. The award will be made by an International Jury consisting of Henri Duterne (Belgium). Jean Young (Great Britain), Ron Ritchie (New Zealand), Michael Cassidy (Ireland).

FILM CRITICS’

AWARD

A Waterford Glass Award will be presented for the best Irish film shown during the Festival. The award will be made by the film critics attending the Festival and it is aimed at encouraging Irish film making and also Government and industrial spon­ sorship of film making in Ireland.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Cork Film International owes its origin, in the main, to the financial support and encouragement of BORD FAILTE EIREANN (The Irish Tourist Board). For a number of years PLAYER & WILLS (IRELAND) LTD. have joined with Bord Failte in giving extra substantial financial support towards the development of the Festival. The Director and Council of the Festival express their deep appreciation to them.

We are also indebted to the following who have given considerable help to the Festival in various ways throughout the years of its existence: ARTHUR GUINNESS, SON & CO. (IRELAND) LTD. IRISH DISTILLERS LIMITED CAMBRIAN AIRWAYS STARDUST CLUB, CORK PFIZER CHEMICAL CORPORATION SWAN BEDDING D. & A. O’LEARY LTD. OYSTER TAVERN WATERFORD GLASS LTD. CORK EXAMINER HENRY FORD & SON, LTD. GERARD JONES, BELGIAN CONSUL IRISH MIST LIQUEUR LTD. SUNBEAM LIMITED TRUX LTD. MOTOR IMPORTS (IRELAND) LTD. (BMW) BEAMISH & CRAWFORD LTD. CHRYSLER (IRELAND) LTD. ROCHES STORES MURTAGH PROPERTIES LTD. THE JOHN DALY GROUP ESSO TEORANTA HUET MOTORS BURMAH CASTROL

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Cork Film International owes its origin, in the main, to the financial support and encouragement of BORD FAILTE EIREANN (The Irish Tourist Board). For a number of years PLAYER & WILLS (IRELAND) LTD. have joined with Bord Failte in giving extra substantial financial support towards the development of the Festival. The Director and Council of the Festival express their deep appreciation to them.

We are also indebted to the following who have given considerable help to the Festival in various ways throughout the years of its existence: ARTHUR GUINNESS, SON & CO. (IRELAND) LTD. IRISH DISTILLERS LIMITED CAMBRIAN AIRWAYS STARDUST CLUB, CORK PFIZER CHEMICAL CORPORATION SWAN BEDDING D. & A. O’LEARY LTD. OYSTER TAVERN WATERFORD GLASS LTD. CORK EXAMINER HENRY FORD & SON, LTD. GERARD JONES, BELGIAN CONSUL IRISH MIST LIQUEUR LTD. SUNBEAM LIMITED TRUX LTD. MOTOR IMPORTS (IRELAND) LTD. (BMW) BEAMISH & CRAWFORD LTD. CHRYSLER (IRELAND) LTD. ROCHES STORES MURTAGH PROPERTIES LTD. THE JOHN DALY GROUP ESSO TEORANTA HUET MOTORS BUR MAH CASTROL

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acknowledgments Cork Film International owes its origin, in the main, to the financial support and encouragement of BORD FAILTE EIREANN (The Irish Tourist Board). For a number of years PLAYER & WILLS (IRELAND) LTD. have joined with Bord Failte in giving extra substantial financial support towards the development of the Festival. The Director and Council of the Festival express their deep appreciation to them.

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We are also indebted to the following who have given considerable help to the Festival in various ways throughout the years of its existence: ARTHUR GUINNESS, SON & CO. (IRELAND) LTD. IRISH DISTILLERS LIMITED CAMBRIAN AIRWAYS STARDUST CLUB, CORK PFIZER CHEMICAL CORPORATION SWAN BEDDING D. & A. O’LEARY LTD. OYSTER TAVERN WATERFORD GLASS LTD. CORK EXAMINER HENRY FORD & SON, LTD. GERARD JONES, BELGIAN CONSUL IRISH MIST LIQUEUR LTD. SUNBEAM LIMITED TRUX LTD. MOTOR IMPORTS (IRELAND) LTD. (BMW) BEAMISH & CRAWFORD LTD. CHRYSLER (IRELAND) LTD. ROCHES STORES MURTAGH PROPERTIES LTD. THE JOHN DALY GROUP ESSO TEORANTA HUET MOTORS BURMAH CASTROL

McMullen bros. ltd.

FRANK BOLAND LTD. ALLIED IRISH BANKS MUNSTER ARCADE LTD. HENRI MICHEL SUNDAY WORLD TRACY SHOES WEST CORK TRAVEL SALON d’ORLANE NATIONAL OIL CO. (IRELAND) LTD. CORAS IOMPAIR EIREANN JOHN A. MULCAHY, LTD.

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