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CIFF Programme 1977

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SATURDAY, 4 JUNE TO

SATURDAY, 11 JUNE


The Festival Director

introduces the 22nd Cork Film International. . . When the International Federation of Film Producers’ Associations granted our application for the First Cork Film International in 1956 we asked ourselves not only what we expected to gain but also what we had to offer in return. In our approach to the two questions the most outstanding thought was that since film had be­ come the greatest medium of mass communica­ tion and mass entertainment the world had ever known, it was of crucial importance that an appreciation of film as an art form should be made as widespread as possible among the public and that film makers should be provided with a Festival that would help them to achieve the technical and artistic potentialities that film offered. Last year we celebrated the 21st Cork Film International. This year, in the full maturity of the ideals that guided us in the beginning, we welcome you all to Cork 1977, and my sincere thanks to all of you for your unfaltering support. We have films from 25 countries and some special programmes for your interest and enter­ tainment.

In our SALUTE Programme we honour this year COLUMBIA PICTURES INC. 4


Our Films Technique Course is firmly estab­ lished and going from strength to strength. As always Bord Failte Eireann continues to be our main sponsor but Cork has many friends and benefactors and this year I would like to mention in particular the London Friends of Cork and the Dublin Friends of Cork.

My thanks to the Directors and Staff of CorkKerry Tourism and to the many friends and sponsors who make Cork a worthwhile and joy­ ous occasion; to the many voluntary workers who make it all possible, and to the Press who bring Cork to the world and the world to Cork,

And a special word of thanks to the Commu­ nity of St. Francis for arranging the Festival Mass.

DERMOT T. BREEN, Director, Cork Film International

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SM0RTS JURY The International Competitions is:

Jury

for the

Short Film

JOAN BYRNE (Ireland)

DEVENDRA KUMAR (India) J. HUNTER TODD (U.S.A.) JOHN EDWARDS (Great Britain)

CHARLOTTE KERR-SOKAL (Germany)

JOAN

BYRNE

Joan Byrne is a Director of the Irish Film Theatre, a company recently established by the Arts Council to provide a permanent repertory cinema in Dublin. She has long been active in the Film Society movement and has been hono­ rary secretary of the Irish Film Society of which she is the current vice-president. She has been a member of the International Federation of Film Societies jury at Venice and has twice acted on Film Society juries at the Cork Film Interna­ tional, to which she is a regular visitor. She is a keen traveller and in the course of journeys which have included visits to the USA, Africa and Soviet Central Asia, she has visited film studios in USA and Poland. By profession she is a microbiologist with a Ph.D. from Trinity College, Dublin.

DEVENDRA

KUMAR

Born in the Tehri Garhwel State of the Hima­ layas, Devendra Kumar’s first work in films was in 1944 as dialogue director on the Hindi film Parinde. He is a founder member of the Federa­ tion of Film Journalists of India and its first secretary general. Of his half a dozen works on world cinema the most important are: Fifteen Years of World Cinema at Karlovy Vary and Indian Cinema, which have been translated into English, French and German and at present he is putting the finishing touches to a massive volume on Soviet Cinema.

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J.

HUNTER

TODD

Born in New Orleans, J. Hunter Todd’s first documentaries were make for the U.S. Army, the U.S. Government and NASA. After military ser­ vice he worked in Los Angeles and with several major studios and TV networks before becoming Executive Producer of the U.S. State Depart­ ment’s documentary unit. With over 300 films to his credit and more than 100 international awards at major film festivals, he founded the Atlanta International Film Festival in 1968 as the First Annual Festival of the Americas which starting with 253 entries had grown to over 2.000 entries in 1976. The whole operation of the Atlanta Film Festival having moved to The Virgin Islands in 1975 with the total financial support of the Virgin Islands Government, it has become The Virgin Islands Film Festival, one of the most prestigious international film competi­ tions in the world.

JOHN

EDWARDS

John Edwards directed his first film Trawling in 1962 at the age of 24; since then he has direc­ ted nearly 100 short and sponsored documen­ taries and scripted over 50 short and documen­ tary screenplays. He has had his work selected as Britain’s official entry at the major festivals and has won many awards including a top award at Cork in 1973 for The Worlds of Rudyard Kipling. More recently he has directed and scrip­ ted three of the programmes in the series The Amazing Years of Cinema and America’s Sweet­ heart, a feature documentary on the life and films of Mary Pickford.

CHARLOTTE KERR-SOKAL

Mrs. Kerr-Sokal began her career in films as an actress both on television and cinema, and from doing profile interviews for newspapers of interesting people added a camera, making por­ trait interviews for television. More recently, she has mode a series of documentaries on socio political subjects. 7


SAN REMO PANORAMA The San Remo Azienda Autonoina Di Soggiorno (local Tourist Board of San Remo, Italy) wish

every success to Cork Film International with flowers from our city.

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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.

1 Australia — THE DEVIL’S PLAYGROUND

Director: Fred Schepizi Script: Fred Schepizi Cast: Arthur Dignam, Nick Tate, Tom Allen, Thomas Kcnncally

Pubescent boys and their tutors in a college seminary and in particular the 11-year old Tom Allen

2 Australia — THE GREEN MACHINE Production : Film Australia Director: Jerry Ohlsson Script: Jerry Ohlsson Photo: Guy Furner and Keith Lambert Sound ; David McConnachie

The Australian Army in the Seventies. (Time : 18 mins.)

3 Australia — LEISURE

Production : Film Australia Producer : Suzanne Baker Director: Bruce Petty Photo : Paul Whitbread, Jan Cregan Music : Michael Carlos Sound : Julian Ellingworth (Time: 14 mins.)

4 Bahrain — PICTURES OF AN ISLAND Production : Falcon Cinefoto Director: David Williams Producer : John Durst and Khalifa Shaheen Script: David Williams Photo : Ron Granville and Khalifa Shaheen Music: Simon Parkes and Achmed Fardan

Contrasting scenes and ways of life on the Island of Bahrain, from the humble desert dweller to the swing­ ing international scene of commerce, oil and banking. (Time : 20 mins.) 9


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6 Belgium — A PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE (UNE DEMANDE EN MARIAGE) Production : Marc Levie Visuals—Tracol Film Director: Marc Levie Script: Marc Levie and Pascal Vrebos Photo: Alessandro Usai Sound : Daniel Van Bever Music: Paul Uy To Offenbach’s music a young man asks a mother for her daughter’s hand in marriage. The hand is given but only the hand. (Time: 11| mins.)

7 Bulgaria — THE COLUMN Production : Bulgarian Cinematography Director: Pcncho Bogdanov Script: Pencho Bogdanov and Dimiter Tomov Photo : Petko Slavov Music : Boris Karadimchen An impressive pillar with a human figure on top, when, resorting to all kinds of trickery, another figure takes its place, and then another, and still another. (Time : 6| mins.)

8 Canada — BLACKWOOD Production : National Film Board of Canada Director: Tony lanzelo and Andy Thompson Producer: Tom Daly Photo: Tony lanzelo Sound : Joseph Champagne Music : Angus Mowat Narrator: Gordon Pinsent David Blackwood, copper plate etcher and print maker from Wesleyville, Newfoundland, against the background of his home town. (Time: 28 mins.)

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9 Canada — THE STREET Production: National Film Board of Canada Director: Caroline Leaf Producer: Guy Glover Animation: Caroline Leaf Photo: Caroline Leaf Sound : Gloria Demers and Ken Page Script: Based on a short story by Mordechai Richter Then, one sunny Friday, the old lady died. “It’s re­ markable that she held out for so long”, said the Rabbi. And it was; for if strength came from the heart, she had little to live for. To the ones she loved, she had become a burden, a source of tension, an inconvenience (Time: 10 mins.)

10 Columbia — MONOLOGUE (HOY FUNCION DE GANCHO) Production : Cine Productions Setenta Director : Alberto Giraldo Castro Script: Alberto Giraldo Castro Photo: Enrique Forero Sound : Ingeson Music: Jos_e Buenagu As long as there are children, there will always be a circus. (Time: 13| mins.)

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11 Czechoslovakia — A CONVERSATION ABOUT ONE CENTIMETRE OF HOPE (ROHOVER JEONOM CENTIMETRU NADEJE) Production : Slovcnska Filmova Tvorba Director : Peter Solan Script: Peter Solan Photo: Alexander Strelingcr Sound : Ing. Eduard Palcek Music : Zdenek Liska The continuing struggle against cancer. (Time: 18£ mins.)

12 Czechoslovakia — QUO VADIS Production : Kratky Film Director: Ivan Karasek Script: M. Jagr and I. Karasek Photo: Dagmar Fcrklova Colour animation using Pieter Brueghel’s painting The Blind Leading The Blind as a protest against war. (Time : 4$ mins.)

13 Czechoslovakia — THE PRESENT (PREZENT) Production : Slovenska Filmova Tvorba Director : Viktor Kubal Script: Viktor Kubal Photo ; Josef Ruzicka Sound : Alexander Pallas (Time: 6 mins.)

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14 Czechoslovakia — THE PALETTE OF LOVE (PALETA LASKY) Production: Barrandow Film Studio Director: Josef Mach Script: Frantisek Kozik Photo: Ivan Slapeta Music: Harry Macourek The life and work of the Czech painter Josef Manes (1820- 1871). (Time: 103 mins.)

15 Denmark — MONARCHY AND DEMOCRACY Production : Danish Government Film Office Director : Jorgen Roos Script: Henrik G. PoulsIsen Photo: Jorgen Roos Sound : Mikkcl Bo Music : Gunner Moller Pedersen Queen Margrethe of Denmark combines» a regal tradition a thousand yearsi old with to-day’s d(lemocratic ideals. (Time : 28 mins.)

16 Denmark— HEARTS ARE TRUMPS (HJERTER ER TRUMF) Production : Crone Films Director: Lars Brydesen Script: Jannick Storm and Lars Brydesen Photo: Mikael Salomon Music : Hans-Erik Philip Verner Nielsen, a man in his middle thirties, has a heart transplant, and discovers some extraordinary changes in himself and in his life. (Time: 85 mins.)

17 Egypt — THE SOUL (KA) Production : Horusfilm Director : Nagui Riad Script : Nagui Riad Photo : Refat Ragheb Sound : Naspi Abdel Nour Music : Soliman Gamil The ancient Egyptian concept of life after death. (27 mins.)

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18 France — CAMERA 2 Production: Contrechamp Director : Christian Paureilhe Script: Christian Paureilhe Photo: Jean-Luc Rosier and Christian Paureilhe Sound : Jacques C. Duval Music: Olivier Dassault Some highpoints that may be overlooked in human life.

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France — POUR GAGNER AU MAINS Production : Via Productions Director: Gerard Hameline Producer: Christian Ferlet Script: Gerard Hameline and Christian Ferlet Photo: Gerard Hameline and Bernard Lutic Music : Maurice Lecoeur (Time: 13 mins.)

20 France — OUR FRIENDS THE GERMS? (BACTERIES NOS AMIES?) Production : Via Productions Director: Michel Boschet Producer: Christian Ferlet Script: Michel- Boschet Photo : Michel Boschet A cartoon about the germs inside our bodies. (Time: 13 mins.)

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21 France — THE ELEPHANT WITH THE BIG TRUNK (UN ELEPHANT CA TROMPE ENORMENT) Production : Gaumont International and La Gueville Director: Yves Robert Producer: Alain Poire and Yves Robert Script: Jean Loup Dabadie and Yves Robert Photo : Rene Mathelin Music : Vladimir Cosma Cast: Jean Rochefort (Etienne); Claude Bras­ seur (Daniel); Guy Bedos (Simon); Victor Lanoux (Bouly); Daniele Delorme (Marthe); Anny Duperey (Charlotte); Marthc Villalonga (Mouchy); Louise Conte (Marrainc). Four men, forty years old, who stick together through thick and thin, specially when it comes to women, their own wives or other men’s, or just women passing in or out; but the women in the end create problems that each of the four must solve aloi alone in his own way . (Time: 107 mins.)

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22 France — THE PURPLE TAXI (LE TAXI MAUVE) Director: Yves Boisset Producer: Gisele Ribilion and Catherine Winter Script: Based on Michel Deon’s novel. itaii (Dr. Seamus Scully); Peter Cast: Fred Astaire Ustinov (Taubelman); Charlotte Rampling (Sharon); Edward Albert (Jerry); Agostini Belli (Anne); Philippe Noiret (Philippe Marchal). Filmed entirely in Ireland, mainly in Connemara and West Cork, with scenes in Cork City, featuring Fred Astaire as the ageless, fun-loving eccentric village doctor, Charlotte Rampling as the beautiful, wealthy American expatriate who came from New York to look after her brother; Peter Ustinov as the brash, vulgar and magnificent fraud Taubelman, whose daughter Anne (Agostina Belli) intrigues everyone, and Philippe Noiret as a French reporter, trying to escape the past, who seeks the real values of life on Ireland’s rugged West Coast.

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AU Film Programmes will be screened at the Palace Theatre, MacCurtain Street, Cork

SATURDAY, JUNE 4 3.00 p.m. LEISURE (Australia)

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NATURE'S SYMPHONY (India)

TAXI MAUVE (France/Ireland)

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7.30 p.m.

©fficial ®2DemSnng By MR. SHEAMUS SMITH (Managing Director: National Film Studios of Ireland)

in the presence of THE PRESIDENT OF IRELAND

Dr. P. J. Hillcry and

The Rt. Hon The Lord Mayor, Councillor Sean French, T.D.

FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 3 p.m.

SUNDAY, JUNE 5 12 Noon Festival Celebration — Concelebrated Mass at Church of St. Francis

2.30 p.m. MONOLOGUE (Colombia)

...

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A REASON TO CARE (Rhodesia) ...

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THE PALETTE OF LOVE (Czechoslovakia)

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5.30 p.m. THE STREET (Canada)

9

A THOUSAND SOULS (Netherlands)

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THE MORNING SPIDER (G. Britain)

HEARTS ARE TRUMPS (Denmark)

8.15 p.m. FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 5.30 p.m.

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MONDAY, JUNE 6

9.30 a.m. 8

BLACKWOOD (Canada)

Cork Salutes Columbia

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Film: OLIVER

230 p.m. Y PARA QUE (Spain)

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ANKUR (India)

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5.30 p.m. THE PRESENT (Czechoslovakia)

13

POMPEII A.D. 79 (G. Britain)

51

UN ELEPHANT CA TROMPE ENORMENT (France)

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8.15 p.m. FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 5.30 p.m.

TUESDAY, JUNE 7 9.30 a.m. A CONVERSATION ABOUT ONE CENTIMETRE OF HOPE (Czechoslovakia)

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CRUISIN (G. Britain) ...

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BACTERIES NOS AMIES (France)

20

Cork Salutes Columbia Film: IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT

68

2.30 p.m. CAMERA 2 (France)

18

ISFAHAN — CITY OF LIFE AND LIGHT (Iran)

31

THE LOVE SLAVE (U.S.S.R.)

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5.30 p.m. QUO VADIS (Czechoslovakia)

12

LOVE IN ACTION (India)

30

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THE INHERITANCE (Italy)

8.15 p.m. FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 5.30 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

9.30 a.m. PICTURES OF AN ISLAND (.Bahrain)

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THE ROLE OF A GOOD COMPANY (Spain)

48

Cork Salutes Columbia Film : ON THE WATERFRONT

70

2.30 p.m.

NOAH’S ARK (G. Britain)

58

THE SOUL (Egypt)

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BLACK AND WHITE IN COLOUR (France)

73

S.30 p.m.

HANNAH (G. Britain)

54

POUR GAGNER AU MANS (France)

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SMILE (Federal Republic of Germany)

24

WAN PIPEL (Netherlands)

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8.15 p.m. FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 5.30 p.m.

THURSDAY, JUNE 9

9.30 a.m.

Cork Salutes Columbia Film: LAURENCE OF ARABIA

72

2.30 p.m. DONNA CLARA (G. Britain)

53

HIGH AS A KITE (G. Britain)

55

THE DEVIL’S PLAYGROUND (Australia)

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5.30 p.m. THE COLUMN (Bulgaria)

7

CITY OF ANGELS (Australia)

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A PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE (Belgium)

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THE LATE SHOW (U.S.A.)

66

8.30 p.m.

FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 5.30 p.m.


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FRIDAY, JUNE 10 9.30 a.m. THE GREEN MACHINE (Australia)

Cork Salutes Columbia Him: THE JOLSON STORY

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2.30 p.m.

FANTASIES AND CAPRICES OF THE ROMAN MANNERISM (Italy)

40

ROYAL WINDSOR HORSE SHOW (G. Britain)

60

...

FULL CIRCLE (Anglo/Canadian)

74

530 p.m. NIGHTLIFE (U.S.A.)

62

THE WAITING-ROOM (G. Britain)

50

ORCA — KILLER WHALE (G. Britain) ...

75

8.15 p.m. FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 5.30 p.m.

SATURDAY, JUNE 11

9.30 a.m.

MONARCHY AND DEMOCRACY (Denmark) THE RIVER (U.S.A.)

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AMERICA’S SWEETHEART (G. Britain)

3.00 p.m. L’HISTOIRE D’EAU (G. Britain)

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SKY RIDER (G. Britain)

59

DE RADIO DROOM (Netherlands)

42

ISLAND IN THE STREAM (U.S.A.)

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7.30 p.m. PRESENTATION OF FESTIVAL AWARDS

By the Rt Hon. Lord Mayor, Councillor Sean French, T.D., and

OFFICIAL CLOSING By Mr, David Hemmings

FILM PROGRAMME AS AT 3.00 p.m. N.B.

The Press Office will be situated at the Metropole Hotel, MacCurtain Street

(This Programme is subject to alteration without notice)

The Festival Council can accept no responsibility for errors, cancellations or alterations.

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23 Germany — STARBRIDGE FARM (STERNSTEINHOF) Production : Roxy Film, Munich Director: Hans G. Geissendorfer Producer : Luggi Waldleitner Script: Hans G. Geissendorfer and Hermann Weigel Photo : Frank Bruhne Music: Eugen Thomas Leni’s ambition is to become the owner of Starbridge Farm, high up on the hill — and nothing will prevent her. (Time: 125 mins.)

24 Germany — SMILE Production : Martin Schliessler Photo : Pavel Prochazka A satire on the motives that drive people to fight.

25 Germany — THE NET (DAS NETZ) Production : Roxy-Film, Munich Director: Manfred Purzer Producer: Luggi Waldleitner Script: Manfred Purzer Photo: Charly Steinberger Music: Klaus Doldinger (Time: 108 mins.)

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26 India — ANKUR Director : Shayam Benegal

27 India — ARJUN PANDIT

28 India — THE GOLDEN PALM Production : Films Division, Ministry of Infor­ mation and Broadcastin ing, Bombay Director: Mushir Ahmad Producer: Yash Chaudhary Sound : A. Viswanatham Photo : Jayendra Desai Music : Vijay Raghav Rao Kerala is the coconut country, where the tall, slen­ der coconut palm tree provides not only its beauty, its religious significance, but a whole range of pro­ ducts serving cottage industry as well as the large coir, edible oil, and soap industries. (Time: 15 mins.)

29 India — THE MIDDLEMAN Director: Satyajit Ray

30 India — LOVE IN ACTION

Production : Films Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Bombay. Director: B. N. Mehra Producer: S. N. S. Sastry Script: P. S. Lakhwara Sound : S. Selvaraj Photo: N. Narasingha Rao Music : Raghunath Seth Mother Teresa and the various activities of the Mis­ sionaries of Charity. (Time: 13 mins.)

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31 Iran — ISFAHAN THE CITY OF LIFE AND LIGHT (ISFAHAN SHAHRE NOUR VE ZENDEGI) Production: Ministry of Culture and Arts, Iran Director : M. Tayyab Script : M. Tayyab lovanan Music: Louris Cheknovarian The texture of architecture in Isfahan in relation to individilual and social needs. (Time: 35 mins.)

32 Ireland — THE BIG VISITOR Production : Cedar Productions Director: John Cox Script: Michael Fitzgerald Photo : Declan Langan The great basking shark off the Irish coast. (Time : 15 mins.)

33 Ireland — BETWEEN THE LINE Production : Hollywood Film Unit Director : John Davis Script: John Davis and Richard Sinclair Photo: John Davis Sound : Imelda Foley Music : James Herron Mi An artist and the razor-edges of sanity. (Time: 28 mins.)

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31 Iran — ISFAHAN THE CITY OF LIFE AND LIGHT (ISFAHAN SHAHRE NOUR VE ZENDEGI) Production : Ministry of Culture and Arts, Iran Director: M. Tayyab Script: M. Tayyab Music : Louris Chckn<lovarian The texture of architecture in Isfahan in relation to individilual and social needs. (Time: 35 mins.)

32 Ireland — THE BIG VISITOR Production : Cedar Productions Director : John Cox Script: Michael Fitzgerald Photo : Declan Langan The great basking shark off the Irish coast. (Time : 15 mins.)

33 Ireland — BETWEEN THE LINE Production : Hollywood Film Unit Director : John Davis Script: John Davis and Richard Sinclair Photo : John Davis Sound : Imelda Foley Music: James Herron An artist and the razor-edges of sanity. (Time: 28 mins.)

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34 Ireland — BLACK CHAMPAGNE Production : Co-operative Workshop Director: Alan Stanford Producer: Brian Dick Photo : BrefTni Byrne Sound : Pat Hayes Music: Kurt Weill and Michael Dress (Time: 26J mins.)

35 Ireland

THE KINKISHA Production : Tara Films Director: Tommy McArdle Producer: John O’Dowd Script: John McArdle Photo : Kevin Keelaghan Music: Micheal O Suilleabhain Cast: Barbara McNamara, Catherine Gibson, John McArdle, David Byrne, Eamonn Keane. (Time: 65 mins.)

36 Ireland — NOVEMBER (NEBELUNG) Production : Fairview Films Director: Terence McDonald Script: Gerard Willis Photo : Terence McDonald 11. A schoolteacher’s mental breakdown. (Time’: 11 mins.)

37 Ireland — BABEL YEMEN Production: Concern and Martin Benson Films Director: Paul Gane Photo : Michael Doheny Sound : Mike Billing Concern volunteers encounter an ancient civilization beyond the gate of Babel Yemen, the ancient citadel of Sanana. (Time: 34 mins.)

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38 Italy — THE INHERITANCE (L’EREDITA* FERRAMONTI) Production : Flag Production, Rome Director: Mauro Bolognini Producer : Gianni Hecht Lucari Script: Ugo Pirro and Sergio Bazzini Photo : Ennio Guarnieri Music: Ennio Morricone Cast: Anthony Quinn (Gregorio Fcrramonti); Luigi Proietti (Pippo); Adriana Asti (Teta); Fabio Testi (Mario); Paolo Bonacclli (Furlin); Rossella Rusconi (Floriana); Dominique Sanda (Irene). Grigorio Ferramonti is a powerful figure; from a simple baker he becomes ics a very wealthy man in a short time — and money isc everything to him and to his ■es the beautiful Irene, family. Into the family comes and ruthlessly she distroys each in turn as she reaches Romi the politi­ out for the Ferramonti fortune, but in Rome jgorio’s money n cal situation is changing and Gregorio ends up in the hands of a government official. (Time: 121 mins.)

39 Italy — IRENE, IRENE Director: Alberto Lattuda

40 Italy -- FANTASIES AND CAPRICES OF THE ROMAN MANNER (FANTASIE E CAPRICII DEL MANIERISMO ROMANO) Production: Corona Director: Luca Verdone Script: Luca Verdone Photo : Clelio Cicivelli Music : Benedetto Ghiglia (Time: 12 mins.)

41 (Netherlands — THE THOUSANDTH INHABITANT (DUIZEND ZIELEN) Production: Virginia Films Director: Rimko Haanstra Producer: Hans Klap and Jan Mey Script: Peter Romer, Hans Melissen and Rimko Haanstra Photo: Cees Samson Sound : Ben Sombogaard Music : Jurre Haanstra of a small village await the birth of its The people I idth citizen, but nobody cares about the oldest thousam inhabitant. (Time: 17 mins.)

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42 Netherlands — RADIO DROOM Production : Fugitive Films ip Jansen Director: Flip Producer: Wi /illem Thijssen Script: Flip Jansen Theo Van De Sande Photo: Thee Sound : E.L Eric Langhout Music: Flip Jansen and Clous Van Mechelen (Time : 20 mins.)

43 Netherlands — EVERY DAY’S A HOLIDAY (ALLE DAGEN FEEST) Production : Sigma Film Director: Ate De Jong Producer : xvxuti.njs Matthijs Van Hcyningcn Script: Guus ius Luytens Luytei Photo :: Theo Van I De Sande :en, poet, po Wessel Franken, is at odds with society even itching up on him. as society is catching (Time: 93 mins.)

44 Netherlands — WAN PIPEL Production : Scorpio Films Director: Pirn De La Parra Producer: Wim Verstappen and Pirn De La Parra Script: Pirn De La Parra and Rudi F. Kross Marc Felperlaan ies Sound : Hugo De Vries Surinam, formerly Dutch Guinea, is to-day a self governing colony, a racial melting pot, in which Roy, a Creole, falls, in love with v.’ith Rubia, a Hindustan. (Time: 110 mins.)

45 Poland — THE FAMILY (RODZINA) Production: Polish Corporation for Film Production Director: Krzysztof Wojciechowski Photo : Jacek Mieroslawski The The two sons having joined the co-operative farm, the gold parents are left on the family farm, too old to till it, afraid to bequeath it to their sons, and unable to understand the changes that are seeking to replace the individual family with a co-operative unit.

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46 Rhodesia — A REASON TO CARE Production : Production Services Director : Richard Rayner Producer: Bev Clark Script: Louis Nell Photo: Geoff Peel Man, the destroyer of nature, now becomes her preserver. But how much time is left? (Time: 20 mins.)

47 Romania — EARTHQUAKE Director : Dugcn Atanasiu

48 Spain — THE ROLE OF A GOOD COMPANY (EL PAPEL DE UNA BUENA COMPANIA) Production: Zoom S.L. Director: Fernando Baulaz Perez Script: Fernando Bauluz Perez Photo : Augusto Fernandez Balbuena Music: Javier Kapta After holidays the children return to their small rural school in the Basque country and to a surprise project: paper.

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49 Spain — AND WHAT FOR? (Y PARA QUE?) Production : Dedalo Films Director: Guillerma de la Cueva Producer : Marino Mendez Script: Carlos de la Cueva Photo : Alfonso Nieva The horrors of war and world poverty. (Time: 8 mins.)

50 United Kingdom — THE WAITING ROOM Production : Gannet Films Director: Bob Kellett Script: Bob Kellett Photo: Norman Warwick The waiting room remains the same but each visitor reacts differently. GTinic: 22 mins.)

51 United Kingdom — POMPEII A.D. 79 Production: First City Film Productions Director: Tony Short Producer: David Powell Script : Tony Short and David Powell Photo : Robert Hunter Sound: Trevor Pyke (Time: 25 mins.)

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52 United Kingdom — CRUISIN Production : Curtis Clark and Tim Van Kellim Director : Curtis Clark and Tim im Van Kellim Kelli Script: Curtis Clark and Tim Van Kcllim Photo : Curtis Clark It’s Saturday night and Roger ;r Scott hits the airwaves with the vintage rock and roll.1 sounds of his popular radio show “Cruisin’’. (Time: 28 mins.)

53 United Kingdom — DONNA CLARA Production: Trick Film Studios Director: Charles Jenkins Script: Based on a poem by Heinrich Heine Photo : David Bailey Music: Peter Shade Animation and stills to interpret the mood of Heine’s poem. (Time : 10 mins.)

54 United Kingdom — HANNAH Production : West Surrey <College of Art Director : Annabel Jankel Script: Annabel Jankel The Statue of Liberty has a rampageous night out. (Time : 3 mins. mins.)

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55 United Kingdom — HIGH AS A KITE Production : Mighty Movie Co. and AngloDutch Group Director : David Hughes Producer: Malcolm Paton Script: Michcil Bcishuizen Photo : Don Lord Music : Colin Frcchter, Bill Kimber and Gerard Christenhuis The thoughts of a dying man arc interrupted by a scries of divertissements in animation and live action. (Time : 26 mins.)

56 United Kingdom — L’HISTORIE D’EAU Production : London International Film School Director: Philippe Massonatt Script : Philippe Massonatt Sound : Dee Simpson Photo : Philippe Massonatt Non smoking campaign. (Time: 2 mins.)

57 United Kingdom — THE MORNING SPIDER Production : Counsel Films and Black and White Colour Film Co. Director : Julian Chagrin Producer : Mark O’Connor Script: Julian and Claude Chagrin Photo : Jamps Allen Music : Marc Wilkinson An insect fantasy. (Time: 20 mins.)

58 United Kingdom — NOAH’S ARC Production: Halas and Batchelor for Genesis Project Inc. Director: Elphin Lloyd-Joiines and John Halas Producer : John Heyman and John Halas Script: Dino Kotopoulis Music: Wilfred Josephs (Time : 14 mins.)

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59 United Kingdom — SKYRIDER Production — Halas and Batchelor Director: John Halas Script: John Halas Photo: Harold Whitaker A gentle satire on space research. (Time: 8 mins.)

60 United Kingdom — THE ROYAL WINDSOR HORSE SHOW Production : Merck Sharp and Dohme Director : Des Good Script: Caroline Allen Photo: Trevor Wrenn Sound : Alistair Crocker Music: Robert Sakcr and Stuart Leath wood (Time : 33 mins.)

61 U.S.A. — ISLAND IN THE STREAM Production : Paramount Pictures Director: Franklin J. Schaffner Producer : Peter Bart and Max Palevsky Script : Denne Bart Petitclerc, based on Hemingway’s novel Photo : Fred J. Koenekamp Music: Jerry Goldsmith Cast: George C. Scott, David Hemmings, Gilbert Roland and Claire Bloom. Island in the Stream was Ernest Hemmingway’s first posthumously-published novel in 1970. (Time : 105 mins.)

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62 U.S.A. — NIGHTLIFE

Production : Opus Films Director : Robin Lehman Producer : Robin Lehman and Claire Wilbur Photo : Robin Lehman Music: Walter Scar The variety and forms of life beneath Sea. nm the mv Irish 111SI1 JVil. (Time: 11 mins.)

63 U.S.A. — THE RIVER Production : American Film Institute Director : Barbara Noble Script: Barbara Noble Photo: Stephen Posey Sound : Mark Bovos Music : David Licbm:inn A neglected boy discovers the wonders <of a river. (Time:: 26 mins.)

64 U.S.A. — CITY OF ANGELS

65 U.S.A. — IRELAND : ONE DAY FREE

66 U.S.A. — THE LATE SHOW

Director : Robert Altman Producer: Robert Benton Script: Robert Benton Cast : Art Kearney, Lily Tomlin, Bill Macy, Gene Roche, Joanna Cassidy.

67 U.S.S.R. — THE LOVE SLAVE

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CORK Salutes COLUMBIA In the Retrospective Programme this year Cork honours Columbia Pictures, Inc. founded in 1924 by Harry Cohn. During the 1930s and 1940s Columbia presented the gently satiric comedies of Frank Capra, one of the most famous of which was It Happened One Night, which won the Academy Award in 1934. During the 1950s and 1960s Columbia gained further honours with some award-winning films, includ­ ing From Here to Eternity (1950), On the Water­ front (1954). The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957), Lawrence of Arabia (1962) and A Man fcr All Seasons (1966)

The films to be screened in this CORK SALUTES programme at the Palace Theatre, are: —

68 IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT

Stars: Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert

69 OLIVER

Stars: Ron Moody, Shani Wells, Oliver Reed

70 ON THE WATERFRONT

Stars: Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint

71 THE JOLSON STORY

Stars: Larry Parks, William Demarest

72 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA Stars: Peter O’Toole, Sir Alec Guinness

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LATE ENTRIES 73 BLACK AND WHITE IN COLOUR (LA VICTOIRE EN CHANTANT). A Franco-Allcmandc Co-production

Director : Jean-Jacques Annaud Producer : Gerard Crosnier and Timithe Dassori Cast : Jean Carmet, Jacques Dufilhs, Catterinc Rouvel

74 FULL CIRCLE: An Anglo-Canadian Production

Director : Richard Loncrainc Cast : Mia Farrow, Kier Dullca, James Bennet,. Tom Conti

75 United Kingdom — ORCA KILLER WHALE Cast: Richard Harris, Charlotte Rampling

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CORK FILM INTERNATIONAL

Short Film Awards A Bronze Statuette of St. Finbarr will be pre­ sented by the International Jury to the outstand­ ing film in each category (a) General Interest and Documentary; (b) Animated Cartoon; (c) Sport; (d) Short Fiction. Certificates of Merit will be awarded at the discretion of the Jury to particu­ lar films for outstanding aspects.

Irish Film Societies Award The Irish Film Society will present an award for the best short film shown during the Festival.

IRISH FILM SOCIETIES JURY The members of the Jury for the Irish Film Societies Award is:

TIM CORNISH (British Federation of Film Societies) ROBERT BUDDS (Dublin) MICHAEL DWYER (Tralee)

FILM CRITICS’ AWARD The Waterford Glass Award will be presented for the best 16 mm. Irish film entered for the Festival. The entries will be screened on Thurs­ day, June 9 at a venue to be announced. The award will be made by the film critics attending the Festival.

Commission of European Communities Special Prize The Commission of European Communities (E.E.C.) will present an award for the short film, which in the opinion of an international jury, will contribute most to mutual understand­ ing between people of different European coun­ tries and of the common problems of contem­ porary society.

E.E.C. SHORT FILM AWARD JURY The Jury for the E.E.C. Award is: ALAN WATSON (United Kingdom) JOHN STAPLETON (United Kingdom) WILLIAM HARPUR (Ireland) JUDGE CONOR P. MAGUIRE (Ireland) 40


The Techniques of Film Making A course on the techniques of film making for senior school students will be held in Connolly Hall, Cork from Monday. June 6 to Saturday, June 11. The course will be conducted by leading directors, actors, script writers, cameramen and editors.

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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). The Director and Council of the Festival express their deep appreciation to them, and also to London Friends of Cork and Dublin Friends of Cork.

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