Archive for July, 2008
Write up in Malta Today about the removal of Blu’s mural
Posted in Kinemastik NEWS on July 25, 2008 by kinemastik4th Kinemastik International Short Film Festival Audience Award
Posted in Kinemastik International Short Film Festival, Kinemastik NEWS on July 14, 2008 by kinemastikWestside Selekt – Saturday 12th July
Posted in Kinemastik International Short Film Festival on July 13, 2008 by kinemastikWeekend Selekt – Friday 11th July
Posted in Kinemastik International Short Film Festival on July 12, 2008 by kinemastikWeekend Selekt began on Friday night.
A guy comes to the bar at gardjola and says to the bar girl: “I like those lamp shades in your eyes, makes me feel like I’m in a blog.”
People enjoyed the films despite some strong winds which at times made the screen breathe in and out.
One of the films shown was Nassa by Ken Burns.
In the meantime, down on Earth, the voting ballot box was being closely watched…
Andy Gately of Austin Underground Film Festival traveled from Texas to Malta to be here for the fest and helped us set up and run this year’s festival. Big blog thanks Andy. Angelica made millions of sandwiches that fed the hungry, the poor and the rich. Thanks to you too.
Uncle Al played tunes until the very late.
Fake Agatha’s Underwear
Posted in Kinemastik International Short Film Festival on July 11, 2008 by kinemastik
Mark Hammarberg and Ester Martin Bergsmark – a duo from Sweden showed their film “Swallow it”. One may see a trailer bellow.
After the screening they talked about their own ways of film making and their influences.
Ada Bligaard Søby showed bits and pieces of her films American Losers and Meet me in Berlin. A thought provoking discussion followed and the result may be seen bellow.
New Walking Trio did not want to start playing right after so they played little later after.
A gig like this could only start at midnight. Or little earlier…
Uncle Al played his first festival night that very night. Speculations that he is old proved to be false. Thanks uncle.
Drinks were coming from the darkest corners of Red Tower.
Baghdad stories at the Alliance Française
Posted in Kinemastik International Short Film Festival on July 9, 2008 by kinemastikAround 50 souls showed up at the Alliance Française in Floriana to greet and hear Ziad Turkey and Hadi Mahood, the renowned filmmakers from Iraq who showed their films and later discussed various issues in a panel discussion, hosted by Manuela Scebba. Feriel Lejri was at hand to facilitate the communication, providing instantaneous translation from Arabic into English.
































