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October 6, 2023

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12:00 - 13:30

Estudi General Lul·lià

How long does it take to make a film? Some films are shot in ten days. Others take ten years. Experiencing the passage of time often adds value to a film, but it can also cause difficulties for its synthesis and understanding.

Time for creativity, production economics and balancing work and family life pose challenges for commitments between characters, filmmakers and films.

Four of the filmmakers in the official section direct films in which the notion of time is radically different. In this session, they reveal their experiences, discoveries and struggles with time.

Chair: Margot Mecca

Masterclass
12.11 10:00h

CLAIMING THE IMPOSSIBLE Poetics of hope in the face of capitalist realism

Films
13.11 16:00h

BALEARIC SHORT FILMS 26 – Territorios en llamas

Doc-Session
13.11 12:00h

Exhibition Focus: Documentary on the Big Screen

Films
10.11 16:00h

BALEARIC SHORT FILMS 26 – Cuerpos en llamas

Films
14.11 16:00h

BALEARIC SHORT FILMS 26 – Vidas en llamas

Masterclass
10.11 12:00h

IMPACT: AUDIENCE AND ALLIANCES

Films
12.11 16:00h

BALEARIC SHORT FILMS 26 – Artistas en llamas

Doc-Session
12.11 12:00h

WHOSE FILM IS IT? Intimacy, power and shared creation

Masterclass
10.11 10:00h

“WHEN IMAGES RETURN” with Jean-Gabriel Périot

Doc-Session
13.11 10:00h

Distribution Focus: The Road to Festivals

Films
13.11 21:30h | 14.11 19:10h

SILVER

Films
13.11 21:30h |14.11 17:00h

DO YOU LOVE ME?

Films
10.11 17:00h | 12.11 21:30h

COMO TODO MORTAL

Films
13.11 19:00h | 14.11 17:10h

I LIT THE FIRE

Films
10.11 21:30h | 12.11 17:00h

KRAKATOA

Films
9.11 19:00h

UNE JEUNESSE ALLEMANDE

Films
10.11 21:30h |12.11 19:00h

A FOX UNDER A PINK MOON

Films
10.11 19:00h | 12.11 21:30h

EXPLODE SÃO PAULO, GIL

Films
13.11 17:00h | 14.11 19:00h

THE CALF DOLL