MOOR FESTIVAL 2007
KULTUR CINE CLUB @ MOOR FESTIVAL 2007 - GREEN ROOM TENT
Leeds finest cinephiles and audio/visualists have upped sticks from their bars, clubs and cinemas and moved into temporary accommodation for the weekend. The Green Room will provide a site of sanctuary and a source of visual enchantment day and night, with a programme of events running right through until dawn.
During the morning and afternoon, the Green Room will host a programme of live art from three intriguing artists. The evening will be given over to film promoters Kultur Cine Club, EXP24, Look & Listen and friends from 9pm til 3am on Thursday, 9pm - 6am on Friday and Saturday. The programme is packed with amazing shorts films, documentaries and rescores.
KULTUR SHOWCASE @ MOOR MUSIC FESTIVAL
Kultur Cine Club will be bringing an exciting programme of short films and documentaries from the best in UK and world cinema talent. On the cards are a jam of cultures and different points of view that will engage, inspire and challenge your perceptions, “because the world is closer than you think”.
Kultur will be showcasing over 4hrs and 30 min worth of goodness. On Thursday 19, we'll be presenting 4 slots of 30min each programme (over 2hrs). On Friday 20, 2 slots of 30 mins (over 1hr) and on Saturday 21, 3 slots of 30min (over 1hr 30min).
Some of the films on show are:
THURSDAY 19 JULY (4 slots of 30 min each)
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Missing Pens (Simon Miles, UK, 2004) Runtime: 3 min 02 sec |
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Surfista de Trem (Train Surfers, Jorge Bodansky, Brazil, 1993) Runtime: 9 min 14 sec |
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Blood and Chips (Ryan Phillips, Brazil, 2006) Runtime: 3 min |
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Bows and Arrows (Stephen Irwin, UK, 2006) Runtime: 06 min |
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Plaything (Fiona McAlpine, UK, 2004) Runtime: 02 min 35 sec |
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Other (Martin Friend, UK, 2004) Runtime: 05 min 24 sec |
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Bowl Cut (Dave Tucker, UK, 2006) Runtime: 07 min 54 sec |
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Avow (Tony O'Reilly, UK, 2006) Runtime: 04 min |
FRIDAY 20 JULY (2 slots of 30 min each)
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Billy's Day Out (Iain B. MacDonald, UK, 2004) Runtime: 6 min 24 sec |
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Ten Thousand Pictures of You (Robin King, UK, 2006) Runtime: 3 min 11 sec |
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The End of The Line (Max Pugh, UK, 2004) Runtime: 6 min 04 sec |
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Cubs (Tom Harper, UK, 2006) Runtime: 09 min 50 sec |
SATURDAY 21 JULY (3 slots of 30 min each)
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A Pessoa É Para o Que Nasce (You Are What You Were Born For, Roberto Berliner, Brasil, 1998) Runtime: 6 min 51 sec |
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Mash Up (Jesse Lawrence, UK, 2006) Runtime: 10 min |
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Nobody Loves a Fairy When She’s Old (Jez Conram, UK, 2005) Runtime: 6 min 43 sec |
Sit back, take your shoes off and chill out on the beanbags, carpets and cushions and indulge in the audio visual delights! See you there!
END OF THE ROAD FILM SHOW
To round off each night we’ll be screening one final film, exactly as it’s maker intended. We’re not telling you what films we’ll be showing, but trust us, we’ve made sure to choose films that are perfect for that “It’s half past four, and I’m sat on Ilkley moor” moment.
PLUS
In the light hours of the day, Mail Service 541 showcases 3 of the North's finest artists. Sit back, relax and watch live performances of paintings, sculptures and drawings being created from start to finish. All art will be raffled in aid of supporting communities in third world countries. Mural walls dot the festival landscape, giving you the opportunity to draw yourself on the Moors.
For further information please visit www.moormusicfestival.co.uk.
