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"Oliver Sachs" and "Beethoven" get extra screenings
 
Oliver Sacks: Tales of Music and the Brain will be screened again on Saturday 31.10 at 16:30, ZOA 2.
In Search of Beethoven will be screened again on Saturday 31.10 at 18:00, ZOA 2.
 
The previous screenings of both films are sold out
 

"Ladies & Gentlemen over 65" is sold out

 Another Festival guest: Nina Simon's director

Rene LetzgusRene Letzgus will attend the screening of
his film documenting the singer's legendary concert in Paris
 
"Ms Mendelssohn"
is Coming

Sheila HaymanSheila Hayman, a descendent of Felix Mendelssohn, will present
her film: Mendelssohn, the Nazis and Me
 
Ben Lewis promises "A Master Class  unlike no other"

Ben LewisThe award winning director and art critic will attend the festival and conduct a master class for film makers

 

tickets 

At Tel Aviv Cinematheque
box ofiice 03-6060800

 

and on-line

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Festival catalogue
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Unquiet Traveller
classical music, documentary
 
France & Poland, 2009
Dir: Bruno Monsaingeon
Producer: Hélène Le Coeur
cinematographer: Adam Rozansky
With: Philharmonia Orchestra London, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel; Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
Distribution: Medici Arts
Awards: Golden Fipa at Biaritz – January 2009; Award for best portrait, Montreal International Film Festival of Films on Art 2009
Courtesy of The Polish Intitute, Tel Aviv
the polish intitute
  Piotr Anderszewski / Unquiet Traveller     
 
83 minutes. French & Polish, Hebrew & English subtitles

Saturday 31.10, 19:30 Cinematheque 1

Like a modern-day troubadour, the pianist Piotr Anderszewski does not travel by airplane or car but in a private railway carriage hired for the purpose, which also carries his piano. The carriage is attached to various trains according to an itinerary dictated by places he wishes to visit and his concert schedule.

The film follows him on a trip through towns and villages in Poland and Hungary, and then on his visits to Bremen, Paris and Lisbon – his new home. It is an unusual and fascinating "road movie" about an unusual man and artist.

The musical repertoire selected for the rehearsals and concerts held during this journey consist of essential and often unusual pages works by Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Brahms, Szymanowski and more.

the film's website 
     
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