Screening of 4 Documentary Films at Goethe Institut
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Sun 23 Jan 2011, 6.30 pm
Goethe Institut Hanoi
From Hanoi DOCLAB:
Hanoi DOCLAB is extremely proud to present the screening of DOCLAB FILMS – Vol. 2, with four brand new films from our students.
These experimental documentary films – loosely expressing individual filmmakers’ observations and impressions of a marginalized working-class neighborhood in Hanoi — were recently co-produced by DOCLAB and Jamie Maxtone-Graham for the Long Bien Picture Show – a collection of photographs and films, sponsored by the British Council.
More information about the 4 documentary films:
Over the course of three months, the four filmmakers (Tran Thi Anh Phuong, Pham Thu Hang, Do Van Hoang and Tran Thanh Hien) and four photographers (Barnaby Churchill Steele, Boris Zuliani, Tran Xiu Thuy Khanh and Jamie Maxtone-Graham) were asked only to make works of the things that they responded to as individuals and in the ways they wanted to. There was no effort to create a theme or to impose any meaning, the thought being that in the confusion of ideas and perspectives that there actually might be some better reflection of the place.
Q&A with filmmakers after the screening.
Free entrance.
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From twitter:
@BiBaBerndi Saw very impressiv and quite emotional short movies today. “Long Bien Picture Show” at the Goethe Institut #Hanoi Thanks DOCLAB!
Dear Admin – the link above in the first paragraph to The Long Bien Picture Show is wrong and should take one to this link – http://hanoigrapevine.com/2010/12/the-long-bien-picture-show/ – Thanks.
Thanks Jamie
the link has been corrected