Orient-Express

Come on board for an unforgettable journey.

The Orient Express programming travels through greater Eastern-European countries and gives you a unique occasion: an encounter with other cultures, different ways of living, a tête-à-tête with the diversity and richness of Europe by going beyond all the artistic and geographic borders.
This year, the Czech Republic is honored and will present its New Wave through a retrospective and a conference. But the whole young eastern cinema will be on of the party with 13 films from Eastern-European countries, among which several previews. The Eastern-European documentaries can as well be seen as a social and political lesson, sometimes serious, sometimes with lighter subjects, sometimes so far from us, often so close.
And as we do each year, we propose our audience to rediscover a event film. Adapted at the Opéra Bastille last June, we have the great opportunity to present Time of the Gypsies by Emir Kusturica.

The departure is imminent.

Orient Express open air screenings

	A blonde in love (Milos Forman)
	Tirana year zero (Fatmir Koci)
	Jestem (Dorota Kedzierzawska )
	Le temps des gitans (Emir Kusturica)
	Le retour (Andrej Zvyagincev)
	Full metal village (Sung-Hyong Cho)
	Gypsy Caravan (Jasmine Dellal)

Jeune Cinéma Est-européen

	Kurz davor ist es passiert (Anja Salomonowitz)
	Solidarność, Solidarność (Collectif)
	Sutra Ujutro (Oleg Novkovic)
	Comment j’ai fêté la fin du monde (Catalin Mitulescu)

Documentaire Est-européen

	Lekcja Bialoruskiego (Miroslaw Dembinski)
	Three Comrades (Masha Novikova)
	Tiny Katerina (Ivan Golovnev) et Georgie and the butterflies (Andrey Paounov)
	How It Is Done (Marcel Lozinski)
	The beauty exchange (Erika Hnikova)
	My zdes (Jaroslav Vojtek)

Nouvelle Vague Tchèque

	Les petites marguerites (Vera Chytilova)
	Les diamants de la nuit (Jan Nemec)
	Fin d’août à l’hotel Ozon (Jan Schmidt)
	L’incinerateur des cadavres (Juraj Herz)
	Conference

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