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The program of the international conference “The Great War: Our Story”


     The third International Conference on the Balkan Cinema Cinemaul Balcanic – “The Great War: Our Story” takes place on May 8 and 9, 2018 at the Ion Heliade Rădulescu Amphitheatre of the Romanian Academy Library (Calea Victoriei,no.125).

The conference will include more presentations on the theme “The Great War: Our Story” and a series of film screenings.
The third International Conference on the Balkan Cinema will focus on materials shot both by filmmakers from the Balkan region and from outside of it, in order to show the connections and the differences between these narrations on war, which created “our story”. The term “our” may refer to self-reflexivity in the context of an image from the Balkans as being both a unified and dispersed space, as well as a variety of identities: victims or criminals, civilians and soldiers, women and children in destroyed cities and in the deserted rural area, men at war, even if we speak of the generations that participated directly or the following generations.
     
The program “The Great War: Our Story”

Tuesday, May 8, 2018
 
10.00
Welcome speech of Professor Laurențiu Damian, president of the Union of Romanian Filmmakers (UCIN) 
Welcome speech of Adrian-Silvan Ionescu, director of ‘G.Oprescu’ Institute of Art History
 
10.15
Representation, Identity, Diversity Panel 1
Chaired by Dominique Nasta
Betul Balaban (Turkey)- Comedy, Safest Way Out: Greekness and the primordial “other”, Turks in Nikos Perakis’ Loafing and Camouflage: Sirens in the Aegean

10.30
Vesi Vuković (Bosnia and Hertzegovina)- Treacherous Women: Representation of Female Characters as Traitors of the Nation in Partisan- themed Yugoslav New Film and Black Wave Cinema

10.45
Mihaela Grancea and Olga Grădinaru (Romania)- Mythologization of Ecaterina Teodoroiu in Romanian Movies

11.00
Adrian-Silvan Ionescu (Romania)- The Uniform as Key Element for War Movies. A Critical Approach

11.15
Yılmaz Özdil (Turkey)- La représentation de la guerre dans le cinéma kurde    
11.30
Q & A

11.45
Coffee break

12.00
Keynote Speaker
Prof. dr Nevena Daković                      
Faculty of Dramatic Arts, University of Arts, Belgrade
Transmedia Storytelling of the Great War: Stanislav Krakov
12.45
Q & A

13.00
(Our) Stories to be Told
Chaired by Lydia Papadimitriou  
Victoria Baltag (UK)- European Avant-Garde Cinema in the Interwar Era: The application of film theories to practice. Study case: Benjamin Fondane

13.15
Dana Duma (Romania) – Metaphors of War in Romanian Animation Films

13.30
Tanja Jurković (Croatia)- “Yugo nostalgia” and Horror Films in ex-Yugoslavia

13.45
Mircea Deacă (Romania)- European Studies, Faculty of Letters, University of Bucharest- Culture of violence in the New Romanian Cinema. The influence of Michael Haneke aesthetics

14.00
Dragan Batanchev (Serbia) – 50 Years since 1968: A War Film Reflecting the Student Protests
14.15
Q & A

14.30- 16.00
Lunch break

16.00
Framing WW1 Panel 
Chaired by Savaș Arslan
Roxana Cuciumeanu (Romania) – “The Dregs of Bucharest, Wretches Picked Up Off the Streets and Cafés”: Framing of Wartime Experience in Through the Ashes of the Empire (Andrei Blaier, 1976)
16.15
Petar Kardjilov (Bulgaria) - Cinematographic activity in the Romanian territory of Dobrudja during its conquest by the Bulgarian troops during the First World War (1916-1918)
16.30
Adrian Leonte - Verbal Information vs. Iconic Information in the film Duty and Sacrifice
17.00
Dinu-Ioan Nicula (Romania) – WW1 in Romanian Literary Screen Adaptations
17.15
Q & A

17.30
Coffee break
 
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
 
10.00  
Film Archives Panel: Method, Model, Media
Chaired by Dana Duma
Aleksandra Milovanović (Serbia)- The Great War and Archives: Questioning the Future of Audiovisual History in Serbia 

10.15
Biljana Mitrović (Serbia) and Sandra Nikolić – The Great War and Serbian Film: Archives and Cultural Memory

10.45
Mihai Fulger - Balkan Cinema Ritrovato

11.00
Branka Pavlović (Serbia)- Perceptions of War: WW1 in visual arts
11.15
Q & A

11.30
Coffee break

11.45
Keynote Speaker
Prof. dr. Dominique Nasta
Université Libre de Bruxelles  
Early European  Narrratives  around World War I and their Impact on Balkan Film Style
12.15
Q & A

12.30
Remembering War(s) Panel
Chaired by Manuela Cernat
Melinda Blos-Jáni (Romania)- Photographic Passages into the Memory of the Second World War

12.45
Tamara Kolarić (Croatia) – Remembering the 'Homeland War': Films Dealing with the Past

13.00
Ingrid Lewis (Ireland)- Aligning “Our Story” to Mainstream Histories: Women in Balkan Holocaust Cinema
 
13.15
Iulia Voicu (Romania) – Ghosts of the war in found footage cinema
13.30
Q & A

13.45- 15.00
Lunch break

15.00
Interwar and WW2 Panel
Chaired by Marian Țuțui
Manuela Cernat (Romania) – Romania on the Eastern Front 

15.15
Igor Pop Trajkov (Macedonia) – The Beginnings of the Cinema Authors in the History Productions

15.30
Alex Forbes (UK) – Doomed Souls and the War that Won`t Die

15.45
Rosen Spasov (Bulgaria) – Bulgarian specialized cinema periodicals during World War II
16.00
Q & A

16.15
Coffee break

16.30
Representation, Identity, Diversity Panel 2
Chaired by Nevena Daković
Savaș Arslan (Turkey) – Documenting Early Cinema through French Film Magazines

16.45
Elena Dulgheru (Romania) – Desemantisations of national history in Romanian cinema after 1989
 
17.00
Boris Petrović (France) – Usage of mythical narrative in the framing of “our” side vs “theirs”

17.15
Marian Țuțui (Romania) – Four visions on the Balkans from down under

17.30
Igor Stardelov (Macedonia) – Refugees and Film. A Typical Balkan Topic
17.45
Q & A

Program proiecții de film
Tuesday, May 8, 2018

 
17.45  
Special screening
Ion Heliade Rădulescu Amphiteater   
Celebration of the Union with Bessarabia/ Serbarile Unirii Basarabiei (1918, Romania, d. Constantin Ivanovici, documentary, mute, 6 min.)    
War and Peace in the Balkans (2015, Greece, directed by Andreas Apostolidis, documentary, 57 minutes, English voice over, Romanian subtitles) 
 
Wednesday, May 9, 2018

Romanian Cinematheque
“Jean Georgescu” Cinema Theatre
 2 Eforie Street
18.00
Documentary Gems in the collection of the Romanian National Film Archive  (67 min.)
Scenes from the Life of Vlachs in the Pindus/ Scene din viața aromânilor din Pind (1907-1912, d. Milton and Ienache Manakia, mute, documentary, 6 minutes)
A Journey to Turkish Macedonia/ Excursie in Macedonia turcească (1911, d. Milton and Ienache Manakia, 7 minutes, ) 
Războiul nostru/ Our War (1920, Romania, d. Constantin Ivanovici, Georges Ercole, Tudor Posmantir, documentary, mute, 9 min.) 
The Visit of the Russian Imperial Family in Constantza/ Vizita familiei imperiale ruse la Constanta (1914, Romania, d. Gheorghe Ionescu, Nicolae Barbelian, Victor de Bon, Constantin Ivanovici, Svoboda, documentary, mute, 25 min.)
The Country of Motzi/ Țara Motilor (1939, Romania, d. Paul Calinescu, documentary, special award in Venice, Romanian voice over, 20 min) 
 
20.00
6 Old Romanian Fiction Films (96 min.)
Ecaterina Teodoroiu (1930, Romania, d. Ion Niculescu- Bruna, war, espionage, WW1, 40 min.)
Duty and Sacrifice/ Datorie și sacrificiu (1926, Romania, d. Ion Șahighian, war melodrama, WW1, 21 min.)
Lache in the Harem/ Lache în harem (1927, Romania, d. Marcel Blossoms, Vasile D. Ionescu, comedy, 10 min.)
Gogulica Railwayman/ Gogulica cheferist (1929, d. Cornel Dumitrescu, comedy, 9 min.)
This is Life/ Așa e viata (1928, d. Marin Iorda, comedy, 7 min.) 
Haplea (1928, Romania, d. Marin Iorda, animation, 9 min.) 
(04.05.2018)

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