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PROGRAMME/TRAILERS: Ismailia Film Festival Days of Cairo at Ewart Memorial Hall
Days of Cairo will feature a selection of films shown at the 16th Ismailia International Film Festival for Documentaries and Short Films over nine days
Published in Ahram Online on 30 - 09 - 2013

Ismailia Film Festival Days of Cairo will kick off on Tuesday 1 October, featuring a selection of films that were shown at the 16th Ismailia International Film Festival for Documentaries and Short Films last June.
Several films - shorts, documentaries, features and animations - received major awards at the Ismailia Festival.
The festival will span nine days, including: 1-3, 5, 7-10 and 13 October, with all screenings taking place at the Ewart Memorial Hall, AUC Downtown Cairo.
All screenings begin at 3pm.
PROGRAMME:
Tuesday 1 October
Odd by Karim El-Shenawy (Egypt) [below]
In Search of Oil and SandbyWael Omarand Philippe L. Dib(Egypt)
Wednesday 2 October
Behind the Door by Adham El-Sherif (Egypt)
Glimmer by Omid Abdollahi (Iran) - Winner of Jury Prize in the Short Fiction Competition [below]
Losing Sonia by Radka Franczak (Poland)
Electro Chaabi by Hind Meddeb (France-Egypt)
Rew Day by Svilen Dimitrov (Bulgaria) - Winner of the Best Foreign Film Award
Thursday 3 October
Danse Macabre by Małgorzata Rżanek (Poland)
The Act of Killing by Joshua Oppenheimer (Denmark-Norway-UK) [below - Warning: graphic scenes]
Saturday 5 October
Catharsis: A Self-portrait by Alia Ayman (Egypt) - Winner of the Special Jury award
Mashti Ismail by Mehdi Zamanpour Kiasari (Iran) - Winner of the Short Documentary Award
Tereza Datrova, Born 1989 by Adam Sedlák (Czech Republic)
Working till the End by Nickhola Mollar (Germany)
Monday 7 October
Two by Mokhtar Talaat (Egypt) - Winner of Best Arab Film award from the Egyptian Animation Society and receiver of a Special mention at the Ismailia Film Festival
The Wedding Song by Karin Albou (Tunisia-France)
Al Hara by Nicolas Khoury (Lebanon)
In Search of Oil and Sand by Wael Omar and Philippe L. Dib (Egypt)
Tuesday 8 October
Linear by Amir Admoni (Brazil)
Zakariya by Emad Maher (Egypt)
Space Metropoliz by Fabricio Boni & Giorgeio de Finis (Italy)
Wednesday 9 October
Toto by Zbigniew Czapla (Poland) [below]
Nation Estate by Larissa Sansour (Palestine)
Mr. Siebzehnruebl by Tuna Kaptan (Germany)
Sanctity by Ahd (Saudi Arabia)
The Man Inside by Karim Goury (Egypt-France)
Thursday 10 October
Solitudes by Liova Jedlicki (Romania) - Winner of the Best Short Film Prize
Vanished Into Blue by Abdurrahman Oner (Turkey) - Winner of ACT Prize for Best Women's Film
180/100 by Bálint Nagy and Nándor L Rincz (Hungary)
Lion Souls by Manu Gerosa and Salva Muñoz (Italy-Spain) - Winner of the Jury Prize in the feature-length documentary
Sunday 13 October
M.O. by Jakub Kouril (Czech Republic)
Libido by Youssef Al-Emam (Egypt)
A World Not Ours by Mahdi Fleifel (Palestine-Denmark) - Winner of the Best Long Documentary Film [below]
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