21 award-winning European films will be showcased at two south Mumbai venues starting today, courtesy the 20th European Film Festival.
by The Editors | editor@themetrognome.in
The 20th European Union Film Festival starts in Mumbai today, and everyone’s invited.
Head to the NCPA and Alliance Francaise Auditorium to watch the films of your choice. As many as 21 award-winning latest European films will showcase different genres of European cinema over 10 days. The event is presented by the Delegation of the European Union to India, embassies of member states of the European Union, presented in Mumbai by the German Consulate, Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai and Alliance Fracaise.
The festival will open today at the Little Theatre at NCPA, in collaboration with NCPA. Refer to the schedule below for timings and films.
Film schedule: Little Theatre, NCPA (May 8, 2015 to May 12, 2015)
| 8.5.2015 | 5.00 pm – 5.45 pm Reception and Opening |
5.45 pm Germany – The Age of Cannibals (Zeit der Kannibalen) (93 min) |
8.00 pm Latvia-Pizzas(63 m) |
| 9.5.2015 | 3.30 pm Greece-A Palace Called Home (108 m) |
6.00 pm Bulgaria-The Foreigner (94 m) |
8.00 pm Cyprus-Committed (85 m) |
| 10.5.2015 | 3.30 pm Belgium-Go, Eddy! (97 m) |
6.00 pm Czech-The Don Juans (102 m) |
8.00 pm Finland-The Boy Upside Down (130 m) |
| 11.5.2015 | 6.00 pm Denmark-The Keeper of Lost Causes (100 m) |
8.00 pm Croatia-Vis-A-Vis (77 m) |
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| 12.5.2015 | 6.00 pm Portugal-A Woman’s revenge (140 m) |
Alliance Francaise Auditorium (May 13 to May 17, 2015)
| 13.5.2015 | 6.30 pm France- Jappeloup (130 m) |
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| 14.5.2015 | 6.30 pm Estonia – Living Images (135 m) |
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| 15.5.2015 | 3.30 pm Sweden-The Last Sentence (124 m) |
6.30 pm Poland – Ida – (82 m) |
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| 16.5.2015 | 12.00 pm Republic of Slovakia: Candidate (106 m) |
3.00 pm Hungary-The Ambassador To Bern (76 m) |
6.00 pm Spain: Balcanieves(Snowhite)(105 m) |
| 17.5.2015 | 12.00 pm Luxembourg-The Symmetry of Butterfly(100 m) |
3.00 pm Slovenia-Shanghai Gypsy (124 m) |
6.00 pm Netherlands-Soof (96 m) |
All films are in original language with English subtitles. Entry is free, first-come-first-served.
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