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SUMMARY:Monikondee @ Filmacademy Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Special screening of Monikondee at Filmacademie Amsterdam.\nThe screening will be followed by a Q&A and is free and open to the public. \nTime: 19:30-22:00hrs\nAddress: Nederlandse Filmacademie\, Markenplein 1\, 1011 MV Amsterdam\, 2nd floor \nFor centuries\, the Maroons in Suriname have kept capitalist society at bay. Descendants of enslaved Africans who escaped plantations\, they survived by adhering to ancestral values. In recent years\, however\, economic interests have penetrated deep into the rainforest. \nBoatman Boogie navigates the Maroni River\, which forms the border between Suriname and French Guiana\, to deliver essential cargo to remote Maroon and Indigenous communities. While these forest peoples grow their own food\, they are increasingly dependent on boatmen for their daily provisions. Climate-driven flooding and droughts are destroying their crops\, and gold mining is poisoning the water. When Boogie is summoned by his clan leaders to attend his nephew’s trial\, the demands of his work begin to conflict with his traditional duties. During a winding journey far upstream\, the currents grow increasingly unpredictable. \nBoogie is the film’s narrator\, sharing this role with the people he encounters. The multi-voiced narrative of this hybrid\, participatory documentary draws inspiration from the mato\, a collective Maroon storytelling technique in which the storyteller is interrupted by others who add their own stories and songs. The script was developed in dialogue with the participants\, and in the film\, they re-enact their own lives. \nMore information on the event & RSVP \nMore information on Monikondee \nInterview with Tolin Alexander\, Lonnie van Brummelen and Siebren de Haan by Jason Fox
URL:https://vriza.org/event/monikondee-filmacademy-amsterdam/
LOCATION:Filmacademie Amsterdam\, Markenplein 1\, Amsterdam\, 1011MV\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Screening with Q&A
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20251126T191500
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SUMMARY:Monikondee @ Kriterion Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Special screening of Monikondee at KRITERION Amsterdam\, English subtitles.\nThe screening will be followed by a Q&A with the three directors: Tolin Alexander\, Lonnie van Brummelen and Siebren de Haan moderated by Berith Danse. \nTime: 19:15-21:15 hrs\nAddress: Roetersstraat 170 Amsterdam \nFor centuries\, the Maroons in Suriname have kept capitalist society at bay. Descendants of enslaved Africans who escaped plantations\, they survived by adhering to ancestral values. In recent years\, however\, economic interests have penetrated deep into the rainforest. \nBoatman Boogie navigates the Maroni River\, which forms the border between Suriname and French Guiana\, to deliver essential cargo to remote Maroon and Indigenous communities. While these forest peoples grow their own food\, they are increasingly dependent on boatmen for their daily provisions. Climate-driven flooding and droughts are destroying their crops\, and gold mining is poisoning the water. When Boogie is summoned by his clan leaders to attend his nephew’s trial\, the demands of his work begin to conflict with his traditional duties. During a winding journey far upstream\, the currents grow increasingly unpredictable. \nBoogie is the film’s narrator\, sharing this role with the people he encounters. The multi-voiced narrative of this hybrid\, participatory documentary draws inspiration from the mato\, a collective Maroon storytelling technique in which the storyteller is interrupted by others who add their own stories and songs. The script was developed in dialogue with the participants\, and in the film\, they re-enact their own lives. \nMore information on Monikondee
URL:https://vriza.org/event/monikondee-kriterion/
LOCATION:Kriterion Amsterdam\, Roetersstraat 170\, Amsterdam\, 1018WE\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Screening with Q&A
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20251030T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20251030T220000
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SUMMARY:East of Noon @ Filmacademie Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Special screening of East of Noon at Filmacademie Amsterdam. The screening will be followed by a Q&A and is free and open to the public. \n19:30-22:00hrs \nNederlandse Filmacademie\, Markenplein 1\, 1011 MV Amsterdam \nIn EAST OF NOON the young musician Abdo rebels against his elders\, seeking freedom through his art in a confined world outside of time. The film is an impressive\, opulently designed fable with a surreal undertone exposing the fate of rebellious youth in an imaginary autocratic enclave. \nEAST OF NOON is the second feature of Hala Elkoussy. It premiered in 2024 at Quinzaine des Cinéastes in Cannes and had its Dutch premiere at IFFR. The screening is part of the Dutch cinema release of the film in selected theaters. \nMore information on the event & RSVP \nMore information on East of Noon \nInterview in MetropolisM with Hala Elkoussy by Annie Goodner
URL:https://vriza.org/event/east-of-noon-filmacademie-amsterdam/
LOCATION:Filmacademie Amsterdam\, Markenplein 1\, Amsterdam\, 1011MV\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Screening with Q&A
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SUMMARY:East of Noon @ LHC Utrecht
DESCRIPTION:Special screening of EAST OF NOON by artist-filmmaker Hala Elkoussy at Louis Hartlooper Complex in Utrecht in collaboration with the Master Artistic Research program of HKU. The film is screened with English subtitles and followed by a Q&A in presence of the director. \nIn EAST OF NOON the young musician Abdo rebels against his elders\, seeking freedom through his art in a confined world outside of time. The film is an impressive\, opulently designed fable with a surreal undertone exposing the fate of rebellious youth in an imaginary autocratic enclave. \nEAST OF NOON is the second feature of Hala Elkoussy. It premiered in 2024 at Quinzaine des Cinéastes in Cannes and had its Dutch premiere at IFFR. The screening is part of the Dutch cinema release of the film in selected theaters. \nMore information on East of Noon \nInterview in MetropolisM with Hala Elkoussy by Annie Goodner
URL:https://vriza.org/event/dutch-cinema-release-east-of-noon/
LOCATION:Louis Hartlooper Complex\, Tolsteegbrug 1\, Utrecht\, Tolsteegbrug 1\, Utrecht\, Utrecht\, 3511ZN\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Screening with Q&A
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SUMMARY:Screening Aasivissuit @ Filmhallen
DESCRIPTION:The Filmhallen\, June 30\, 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. (Dutch text below) \nFrom 2018 to 2020\, VRIZA collaborated with Jasper Coppes on the production of his short film Aasivissuit (23 min.)\, shot in a territory inhabited by Inuit in Greenland. In the film two park rangers explore glaciers\, mud plains and frozen tundra; landscapes that are rapidly transforming as a result of climate change. They exchange old and new knowledge about the land. For example\, we learn how old fertile sediments from Greenland are being used to feed depleted soils elsewhere and how microbes have found a way to counteract pollution. \nA long research process preceded the film. Jasper traveled to Greenland several times to film the landscape and have conversations with local scientists and other residents. He worked with a local team to make the film. \nThe screening of Aasivissuit is followed by a moderated post-screening discussion between Jasper and Jeff Diamanti (Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities\, Cultural Analysis & Philosophy at the UvA). Greenlandic producer Aka Hansen (Uilu Stories) will participate in the conversation. \nCosts: regular film ticket price\, or mail VRIZA (info@vriza.org) for a place on the guest list. \n  \nDe Filmhallen\, 30 juni\, 19:15 tot 21:15 uur \nVan 2018 tot 2020 werkte VRIZA samen met Jasper Coppes aan de productie van diens korte film Aasivissuit (23 min.)\, opgenomen in het gelijknamige gebied in Groenland waar Inuit leven. In de film verkennen twee parkwachters gletsjers\, moddervlaktes en bevroren toendra’s; landschappen die als gevolg van klimaatverandering snel transformeren. Ze wisselen oude en nieuwe kennis uit over het land. Zo leren we hoe oude vruchtbare sedimenten van Groenland worden gebruikt om elders uitgeputte gronden te voeden en hoe microben een manier hebben gevonden om vervuiling tegen te gaan. \nAan de film ging een lang onderzoek vooraf. Jasper reisde meerdere keren naar Groenland om het landschap te filmen en gesprekken te voeren met lokale wetenschappers en andere bewoners en om samen met een lokaal team de film te maken. \nDe vertoning van Aasivissuit wordt gevolgd door een gemodereerd nagesprek tussen Jasper en Jeff Diamanti (Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities\, Cultural Analysis & Philosophy bij de UvA). De Groenlandse coproducent Aka Hansen (Uilu stories) zal eveneens in de discussie participeren. \nKosten: regulier bioscoopbezoek\, of mail VRIZA (info@vriza.org) voor een plaats op de gastenlijst.
URL:https://vriza.org/event/screening-aasivissuit-flow-country-at-filmhallen/
LOCATION:De Filmhallen\, Hannie Dankbaarpassage 12\, Amsterdam\, 1053RT\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Screening with Q&A
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190316
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190401
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SUMMARY:Sitonu A Weti tour in Suriname
DESCRIPTION:Tour van Stones Have Laws in het Surinaamse binnenland met vertoningen in Pikin Slee\, Asindohopo\, Jaw Jaw\, Lebi Doti en Moengo\, en een vertoning in TBL cinema in Paramaribo\, maart 2019. \n‘Dee Sitonu a Weti’ [sic] goed ontvangen\, door Euritha Tjan A Way\, De Ware Tijd Online\, 24 maart 2019 \n“Overal was de reactie dat deze film het begin is. De mensen hebben zoveel meer dat ze zouden willen delen met de wereld. Ook dat de marrons hun eigen leven door de lens van de film zagen\, maakte ze bewust van wat ze allemaal hebben en hoe mooi dat is”\, legt Alexander uit. De marrons hebben volgens Alexander vooral meegewerkt aan de film omdat ze zich ervan bewust zijn dat hun kinderen niet meer zo dichtbij hen blijven. “Daardoor dreigen hun kennis en hun verhaal verloren te gaan. Het is nu de tijd om dat allemaal vast te leggen.” De film stipt ook aan dat bepaalde economische activiteiten de manier van leven beïnvloeden. “Goudzoeken en houtkappen kwamen het leven van de marrons binnen\, en naast het feit dat de overheid dat toelaat\, hebben de mensen in het binnenland er ook een rol in”\, zegt Alexander. \nhele artikel De Ware Tijd \nmeer informatie Stones Have Laws \n \nSitonu A Weti
URL:https://vriza.org/event/stones-have-laws-on-tour-in-suriname/
LOCATION:TBL Cinemas Paramaribo\, TBL Cinemas\, Paramaribo\, Suriname
CATEGORIES:Screening with Q&A
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20181118T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20181124T210000
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CREATED:20181105T221829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220320T145738Z
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SUMMARY:premiere Stones Have Laws @ IDFA
DESCRIPTION:Stones Have Laws – a hybrid documentary film project by Dutch artists Lonnie van Brummelen and Siebren de Haan and the Surinamese theater maker and poet Tolin Alexander. The film presents the colonial history that the Netherlands and Suriname share from the perspective of the Maroons – descendants of Africans who were shipped across the Atlantic to work on the plantations\, but managed to free themselves. Building on their ancestral knowledge and what the indigenous people taught them\, they established new communities in the rainforest and formed alliances with the rivers\, the stones\, the animals and the forest. \nIn a cinematic form that bridges filmmaking\, poetry and theatre\, the participants of the film project demonstrate rituals to get in touch with ancestors and local forest spirits and express how their ties to the land have become endangered as industries devastate the region through deforestation and mining. \nfilmproject Stones Have Laws
URL:https://vriza.org/event/stones-have-laws-premiere-idfa/
LOCATION:Eye\, IJpromenade 1\, Amsterdam\, 1031 KT\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Screening,Screening with Q&A,Talk
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