24th EDITION

IL CINEMA RITROVATO 2010

24th EDITION

“100 years ago”, an annual feature of the festival, opens the door to the most beautiful kind of time travel, because it leads us to define the nature of our existence. A film festival is always a time machine, and Il Cinema Ritrovato doubly so. Every bit of film contributes to the kaleidoscope of a century, especially when screened now, at the beginning of a new century and during circumstances where almost no moment of film, and few entire films, count in the same way. Another defining word goes hand in hand with time travel: dialogue. History is dialoguing with each of us at every step, whether through a historical period, a genre, a retrospective of a director or actor, or a theme like colour: all this gives us clues that matter. Il Cinema Ritrovato is a web of correspondences in the finest sense of the word. Each of our films has a history. The program is always immeasurably more than a succession of films. Behind the scenes of the program is not only the Bologna staff, but also so many individual participants, and the enormously knowledgeable audience we now have around us.

about the festival 2010

  • Early John Ford
  • Singin’ in Hollywood: Meet Stanley Donen
  • Recovered & Restored
  • 100 Years Ago: European Films of 1910
  • Searching for Colour in Films
  • Fearless and Peerless: Adventurous Women of the Silent Screen
  • Hard Times; Fellini. From Italy to the Moon
  • Jean-Luc Godard Movie Composer
  • The Naples / Italy Project and Cinema of Emigration
  • Albert Capellani: A Cinema of Grandeur
  • Chaplin Project: Dossier Robert Florey
  • Alessandro Blasetti and Television
  • Dossier Cinephilie: Tributes to Jean Douchet, André S. Labarthe and Michel Ciment

Stanley Donen, Enrico Medioli, Piero Tosi, Pierre Etaix, Thierry Frémaux, Goffredo Fofi, Mario Monicelli, Alberto Grimaldi, Jean Douchet, Kent Jones, Michel Ciment, Alain Bergala, Tatti Sanguineti, André S. Labarthe, Kevin Brownlow, Serge Toubiana e Joseph McBride

  • IL CINEMA RITROVATO 2010 CATALOGO DEL FESTIVAL
  • CENTO ANNI FA – Attrici comiche e suffragette 1910-1914
    a cura di Mariann Lewinsky
  • HISTOIRE(S) DU CINÉMA
    di Jean-Luc Godard
  • AI POETI NON SI SPARA – Il cinema e la televisione di Vittorio Cottafavi
    a cura di Adriano Aprà, Giulio Bursi, Simone Starace

Best Box Set

ROBERTO ROSSELLINI’S WAR TRILOGY: ROME OPEN CITY / PAISAN / GERMANY YEAR ZERO (Italia/1945 – 1946 – 1948) di Roberto Rossellini – The Criterion Collection (USA)

Best Rediscovery of a Forgotten Film (ex-aequo)

  • THE EXILES (USA/1961) di Kent Mackenzie – Milestone Film & Video (USA)
  • MARIJKA NEVERNICE (Repubblica Ceca/1934) di Vladislav Vancura – Filmexport Home Video and National Film Archive (Repubblica Ceca)
  • WUNDER DER SCHÖPFUNG (Germania/1925) di Hanns Walter Kornblum – Edition Filmmuseum with Filmmuseum München and Goethe Institut Deutschland (Germania)

Best Single Film Release (BLU-RAY) (ex-aequo)

  • ENGINEERS PRITE’S PROJECT (Russia/1918) di Lev Kuleshov – Ruscico (Russia)
  • THE GREAT CONSOLER (Russia/1933) di Lev Kuleshov – Ruscico (Russia)
    OCTOBER (Russia/1927) di Sergey Eisenstein, Grigori Aleksandrov – Ruscico (Russia)
  • DIE FREUDLOSE GASSE (The Joyless Street, Germania/1925) di Georg Wilhelm Pabst – Edizioni Filmmuseum con Filmmuseum München e Goethe Institut Deutschland (Germania)

Best Film 

BY BRAKHAGE: AN ANTHOLOGY, VOLUME TWO di Stan Brakhage – The Criterion Collection (USA)

Il cinema ritrovato 2010: PHOTO GALLERY