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词条 Cinemania (film festival)
释义

  1. Festival

  2. History

  3. Program

  4. Public

  5. Related activities

      Mel Hoppenheim Prix du public    TFO Audience award for the BEST FIRST TIME FEATURE FILM    Prix Jeunesse Francophone TV5  

  6. See also

  7. References

  8. External links

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CINEMANIA Film Festival is a French-language film festival with English Subtitles that takes place in Montreal.

Festival

The CINEMANIA French Film Festival in Montreal was established in 1995 and has continued annually ever since. The Festival is dedicated solely to quality French-language feature films emanating from France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec, Algeria, Morocco, Senegal, and other French-speaking regions. All films screened must be North American, Canadian, or Quebec premieres, and all are subtitled in English. The Festival takes place every November during a period of 11 days opening on the first Thursday of the month. All films are screened in the Imperial Cinema, in downtown Montreal.

History

The Festival was founded by Mme Maidy Teitelbaum who is the ongoing operational President. The Festival's first 10 years were at Le Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal --- in 2004 the Festival moved to the greater capacity Imperial Cinema. In 2006, Mme Teitelbaum was awarded the Chevalier dans l'ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French Government for her work in fostering French culture. In addition, in 2008 the SACD (SOCIETE des AUTEURS et COMPOSITEURS DRAMATIQUES) decorated Mme Teitelbaum with the Médaille Beaumarchais awarded each year since 1777 to the persons who best exemplify efforts to protect the rights of artists, composers and writers.

In 2017, Maidy Teitelbaum, was awarded the distinction of Officier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres de la République Française[1]

Program

CINEMANIA's very specific role in the panorama of Montreal and Quebec's cinematographic events is that it is the only francophone film festival devoted solely to presenting quality French-language feature films subtitled in English. In fact, for many of the films screened, the festival is the only avenue of distribution. CINEMANIA is, as a result, considered by many artists, journalists and cinephiles as a unique portal to view French-language films.

CINEMANIA offers cinephiles the opportunity of discovering a wide range of French-language films: masterpieces, innovative films and first feature films by young directors.

CINEMANIA shows approximately 50 feature films, each film screening twice. In order to arrive at their final selection, the Festival programmers view over 120 French-language films each year. The focus is both on established filmmakers and first-time directors, providing a launching pad for up-and-coming talent. Well-known directors whose work appears frequently on CINEMANIA's screen include Andre Techine, Anne Fontaine, François Ozon, Maïwenn, Robert Guédiguian, Manuel Poirier, Aki Kauresmaki, and the Dardennes Bros. There have been guest appearances by such notable filmmakers as Bertrand Tavernier, Arnaud Desplechin, Olivier Assayas, Cédric Klapisch, Nicole Garcia, Alexandre Arcady, Costa-Gavras, Jean-Jacques Beinix, Patrice Leconte, and Radu Mihaileanu. CINEMANIA guest stars have included Michel Hazanavicius, Juliette Binoche, Emmanuelle Béart, Isabelle Huppert, Virginie Efira, Lambert Wilson, Laurent Lafitte and Soko, among others.

Public

CINEMANIA's loyal public keeps growing year after year. After 11 years at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, CINEMANIA moved to the Imperial Cinema to increase its capacity and thus respond to cinephiles' ever growing interest in the festival. The 12th edition saw its attendance increase by 50%, and the 13th edition in 2007 continued this growth. Those successive increases did not diminish the "cine-club" atmosphere of the festival, which is characterized by the interaction of film lovers and artists.

Related activities

CINEMANIA organizes quality events that challenge and stimulate many cinephiles: master classes, discussion panels, presentation of films by their directors and actors, question and answer sessions after the projections.

Mel Hoppenheim Prix du public

The Festival awards an annual prize, the Mel Hoppenheim Prix du Public, given each year to the most popular film by public ballot.

Over the years, the Mel Hoppenheim Prix du Public went to the following films:


  • 2018 : Le grand bain, directed by Gilles Lellouche
  • 2017 : Au revoir là-haut / See you up there, directed by Albert Dupontel
  • 2016: Le Fils de Jean / A Kid, directed by Philippe Lioret
  • 2015: Le Goût des merveilles / The Sense of Wonder, directed by Eric Besnard
  • 2014: Diplomacy, directed by Volker Schlöndorff
  • 2013: Violette, directed by Martin Provost
  • 2012: Ombline, directed by Stéphane Cazes
  • 2011: Polisse, directed by Maïwenn
  • 2010: Potiche, directed by François Ozon
  • 2009: Le Concert, directed by Radu Mihaileanu
  • 2008: Versailles (film 2008), directed by Pierre Schoeller
  • 2007: Le Scaphandre et le papillon / The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, directed by Julian Schnabel
  • 2006: Comme t'y es belle ! / Gorgeous!, directed by Lisa Azuelos
  • 2005: Va, vis et deviens / Live and Become, directed by Radu Mihaileanu
  • 2004: 25 degrés en hiver / Twenty-Five Degrees in Winter, directed by Stéphane Vuillet
  • 2003: Ah! Si j'étais riche / If I Were a Rich Man, directed by Michel Munz and Gérard Bitton
  • 2002: Oui, mais... / Yes, But..., directed by Yves Lavandier
  • 2001: Quand on sera grand / Once We Grow Up, directed by Renaud Cohen
  • 2000: Les Destinées sentimentales / Sentimental Destinies, directed by Olivier Assayas
  • 1999: La Fille sur le pont / Girl on the Bridge, réalisé par Patrice Leconte
  • 1998: Serial Lover, directed by James Huth

TFO Audience award for the BEST FIRST TIME FEATURE FILM

CINEMANIA presents, since 2012, an additional award dedicated to encouraging talented newcomers of the francophone cinema world. The public will vote for the 13 first-time feature film screened at the festival.

The TFO Audience award went to the following films:

  • 2016 : La Danseuse / The Dancer (2016 film), directed by Stéphanie di Giusto
  • 2015 : Voyage en Chine / Journey through China, directed by Zoltan Mayer
  • 2014 : Elle l'adore, directed by Jeanne Henry
  • 2013 : Tonnerre, directed by Guillaume Brac
  • 2012 : Ombline, directed by Stéphane Cazes

Prix Jeunesse Francophone TV5

New Award launched in 2017.

  • 2017 : Petit Paysan / Bloody Milk, directed by Hubert Charuel
  • 2018 : Sofia directed by Meryem Benm'Barek

See also

  • List of French films
  • List of French actors
  • List of French directors
  • List of French language films
  • Culture of France
  • Cinema of Quebec

References

1. ^{{Cite news|url=https://montrealgazette.com/entertainment/local-arts/brownstein-cinemania-founder-teitelbaum-feted-by-france|title=Brownstein: Cinemania founder Teitelbaum fêted by France|date=2017-11-02|work=Montreal Gazette|access-date=2018-04-30|language=en-US}}

External links

  • http://www.festivalcinemania.com

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