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In Cinemas December 2010

Check out EAVE graduates’ recent productions in the cinemas!


- NAISSANCE. LETTRE FILMÉE À MA FILLE by Sandrine Dryvers, producer: EAVE 2007 graduate Isabelle Truc, has its pre-premiere at the cinema Le Parc in Liège, on December 16 at 20h. The film starts at the cinema Sauvenière in Liège on December 22.
http://www.iotaproduction.com/

- LE QUATTRO VOLTE by Michelangelo Frammartino, co-producer: EAVE 1991 graduate Andres Pfaeffli was released in Belgium on December 8 and starts in French cinemas on December 29. 
http://www.lequattrovolte.it/

- THE LAST STATION, producer: EAVE 1995 graduate Jens Meurer started in Belgian cinemas on December 8.
http://www.egolitossell.com/

- EVERYONE ELSE by Maren Ade, line producer: EAVE 2007 graduate Jonas Dornbach can be seen in French cinemas from December 8.
http://www.alle-anderen.de/

- LITTLE BABY JESUS OF FLANDR, producer: EAVE 2006 graduate Tomas Leyers runs in Belgian cinemas from December 22.
http://www.mindsmeet.be/

- SAFAR by Talheh Daryanavard, producer: EAVE 2007 graduate Isabelle Truc is shown in the framework of an evening dedicated to Iranian women at the Rits Café in Brussels on December 14 at 19 h.
http://www.iotaproduction.com/

- ZANZIBAR MUSIC CLUB by Philippe Gasnier and EAVE 2005 graduate Patrice Nezan was shown around France in the “Month of Documentaries 2010” in November. The film is going to be released on DVD in the beginning of 2011.
http://www.lesfilmsdupresent.fr/

- FLAUBERT ET BOUISSON by Sylvain Desclous and Vincent Staropoli, producer: EAVE 2005 graduate Julien Berlan was shown at the Studio des Ursulines in Paris on December 6.
 www.1-85.com

- BEYOND by Pernilla August, produced by EAVE 2002 graduate and Swedish National Coordinator Helena Danielsson, is playing in Swedish cinemas since December 10.
http://www.heppfilm.se/

- UNMADE BEDS, executive producer: EAVE 1997 graduate Peter Carlton, was released in the UK on December 11.

- PYJAMA GIRLS by Maya Derrington, producer: EAVE 2008 graduate Nicky Gogan was shown among other places at St. Johns Film Club in Listowel on December 14.
http://www.stillfilms.org/

- EAVE 2007 project AU VOLEUR, producer: EAVE 2007 graduate Michel Klein will be released in German cinemas on December 16.

 

Box office

Hocevar’s GOING OUR WAY fends off Harry Potter: Miha Hocevar’s GOING OUR WAY has sold 107,099 admissions after four weekends on release in Slovenia, earning €460,271 at the box office.  Distributed by Cinemania on 11 prints, the teenage comedy fended off Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, which opened two weekends ago on 16 prints through Blitz, to 20,315 admissions and €99,484. Comparatively, GOING OUR WAY’s opening weekend saw 23,638 tickets sold, for €110,467. Even on Harry Potter’s second weekend, the local hit sold a thousand admissions more. GOING OUR WAY deals with a group of boy scouts on a camping trip. Ho?evar’s film is already the third highest local grosser at home. It is expected to surpass the 204,689 spectators of Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs and become the second highest grosser ever in the territory, behind only Titanic and its over 400,000 tickets. With Slovenia’s population of two million, the film’s success is even more impressive. “We attracted the target audience through Facebook and YouTube campaigns,” says producer and EAVE group leader Danijel Ho?evar of Vertigo/E-motion Film. The €600,000 film was co-produced by Slovenian National Television, with participation from Viba Film, E-Film, Art Rebel 9/Teleking and 100. GOING OUR WAY will receive a national Golden Roll Award, given to Slovene films that sell over 25,000 tickets in national distribution. Hocevar's family comedy has surpassed 30,000 admissions.
http://www.emotionfilm.si/

Page published 14 December 2010.


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