1.1 – Projection de film : ou et comment visionner les films #FilmLiteracy
Dans cette unité, nous allons jeter un œil sur le lieu et la manière dont les films sont vu et comment ils ont changés au fil des ans.
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1.1 – Film Viewing: Where and How We Watch Films #FilmLiteracy
In this unit, we will have a look at where and how films are watched and how this has changed over the years.
1.1 – Filmbetrachtung: Wo und wie wir Filme ansehen #FilmLiteracy
In dieser Einheit werfen wir einen Blick darauf, wie Filme angesehen werden, und wie sich dies im Laufe der Jahre verändert hat.
1.1 – Vizionarea filmelor: unde şi cum ne uităm la filme #FilmLiteracy
În cadrul acestei rubrici, vom arunca o privire asupra modului şi locului în care vizionăm filme, precum şi asupra evoluţiei acestor coordonate de-a lungul timpului.
1.1 – Gledanje filma: gdje i kako gledamo filmove #FilmLiteracy
U ovoj cjelini razmotrit ćemo gdje se i kako gledaju filmovi te kako se to mijenjalo s godinama.
1.1 – Að horfa á kvikmynd: Hvar og hvernig við horfum á kvikmyndir #FilmLiteracy
Hér er skoðað hvar og hvernig horft er á kvikmyndir og hvernig það hefur breyst með tímanum.
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Actions that affect the rest of our lives, explored in one of the Hivos Tiger Award winning films of 2015.
Daniel Wolfe – Catch Me Daddy #IFFR
Daniel Wolfe mixes modern Western, film noir and chase movie in his great feature debut "Catch Me Daddy"
Daan Veldhuizen – Banana Pancakes and the Children of Sticky Rice #IFFR
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