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INVITATIONS
Invitation to Nisi Masa
A European network of young cinema, NISI MASA brings together associations from 19 different countries. Strengthened by the diversity of its members, NISI MASA is able to experiment in every direction: script contests, scriptwriting and directing workshops, distribution of short films, publications, conferences etc.
NISI MASA aims to facilitate exchanges between new talents by breaking down the barriers between amateurs and professionals. For the young European generation, widening the field of possibilities means considering cinema not only as an artistic form of expression, but also as a tool for understanding the world around us, and a passion to be shared - a true conveyor of European citizenship.
The six following films have been made in September 2008 in the frame of the Cine-Train’s project, a cinematographic adventure of fifteen days in the mythic Trans-Siberian train from Moscow to Vladivostok.
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Russian Playground
Denes Nagy, Leo Bruges, Anna Dmitrieva
(Hungary, UK, Bulgaria, 2009, 9’30’’)
In the outskirt of Moscow, Ekaterinburg and Sludianka, kids display with great ingenuity in creating their own playgrounds… |
Territories
Monika Baptista, Filip Syczynski, Eugeniy Goryainov
(Portugal, Poland, Russia, 2009, 10’)
Two men travel in the same train to Lake Baital. Without knowing it, a genuine link connects them, Chechnya. |
Lenin’s Code
Nikita Sutyrin, Monika Kotecka, Julien Pierrefeu
(Russia, Poland, France, 2009, 12’)
Do the statues of Lenin hide a secret? A mockumentary-style investigation into the legacy of the USSR’s founding father. |
Transsiberian Voices
Jochem de Vries, Marton Vizkelety, Guillaume Protsenko|
(Netherlands, Hungary, France, 2009, 10’40’’)
The Transsiberian brings passengers from all over Eurasia together. Many of them have beautiful folkloric songs to share. |
MC-Russia
Andrei Tanase, Georgy Groshkov, Florian Krebs
(Romania, Bulgaria, Germany, 2009, 11’10’’)
A German student conducts research on the vogue of fast-food restaurants in Russia. Will the Western model impose itself all the way to the city of Ulan-Ude? |
Between Dreams
Iris Olssound, Natasha Pavloskaya, Dimitris Tolios
(Finland, Russia, Greece, 2009, 9’30’’)
In the sleeping wagons of the Transsiberian, people’s dreams tell about their fears, their hopes… and their futures! |
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