ENFF IN HET NUTSHUIS
EASTERN NEIGHBOURS DINNER
26 October 2017 | 18.00 hours
Bar open at 18.00 hours, dinner starts at 18.30 hours
Dinner + films: 20 euro presale/23 euro at the bar
The traditional Eastern Neighbours Dinner is back!
Juni cafe presents a luscious Balkan buffet in a
Gispy atmosphere.
And there will be rakia, of
course.
AFTER DINNER FILMS: MEET EASTERN EUROPEAN EVERYDAY HEROES
ENFF | EUNIC DAY OF LANGUAGES
27 October 2017 | 15.00 – 17.00 hours
During this special event, we present five different short
films spoken in one of the languages from Eastern or South Eastern EU
countries. The young audience, students that we collaborate with, will
select the language that is spoken in each of the films (multiple choice).
The screening is followed by a lecture from professor and linguist
Radovan Lucic.
Tickets: www.nutshuis.nl
Het Nutshuis all films 2017
SHORTS BY EASTERN EUROPEAN FUTURE MASTERS
28 October 2017 | 18.00 hours
Salade Russe | Mayskaya Street
28 October 2017 | 20.00 hours
WOUNDED GOLD
27 October 2017 | 19.30 hours
WOUNDED GOLD by Mustafa Hadziibrahimovic, The Netherlands/Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2016, 50 min.
Guest: Mustafa Hadziibrahimovic
Bosnian-Dutch journalist Mustafa Hadziibrahimovic reveals an inside story about the unusual Bosnian sport club whose amazingly passionate members won the European, World and Olympic Championship.
FILMHUIS 2017
Audience Prize
TALK PRO
BRUNCH WITH…MIRJANA KARANOVIC
FOCUS: BORDERS
FOCUS: Romania 10 years later
Houston, we have a problem! + Masterclass
WINE TASTING
EXHIBITION – Sjecam se/I remember
OPENING EASTERN NEIGHBOURS FILM FESTIVAL | Filmhuis Den Haag | November 1
FREE SCREENING WHITE GOD + MASTERCLASS
EDUCATION
FILM & CLASS 2017
ENFF is back with an exciting new edition of Film & Class program! Schools and universities are invited again to take part in the educational program by screening our films in their classrooms, and students visiting Filmhuis Den Haag to watch amazing films and participate in masterclasses with distinguished guests, screenwriters and producers.
This year’s Film & Class film is incredibly touching and personal documentary MY OWN PRIVATE WAR by Lidija Zelovic: a must-see for anyone who wants to learn more about their own place in the world. Dwelling into her own past and conflicting accounts of the war within her family, Zelovic’s film tells us a much wider story than just one about how war in Bosnia changed her life for good. Searching for the truth, coming to terms with the past and finding a way to move forward is what Zelovic is trying to achieve during her difficult but liberating personal journey.
Screenings can be organized at schools or universities, where a guest speaker or a moderator will be present. The film and the detailed film guide are provided free of charge. Interested in bringing film into your class? Contact us via education@enff.nl
HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PROBLEM! + MASTERCLASS
For students coming to Filmhuis Den Haag we have a special treat: Slovenian docu-fiction HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PROBLEM! by Ziga Virc, which brought him international recognition, is a masterfully crafted film with an intriguing blend of reality and fiction that recreates recent history through the prism of conspiracy theories. The film is followed by a masterclass with the screenwriter Bostjan Virc and moderated by Prof. Nenad Fiser.
Screening Time:
Friday 3 November | 14.30 hours | Filmhuis, Den Haag
Tickets 6 euros: Film and masterclass
WHITE GOD
We also recommend students to come to Filmhuis Den Haag and watch amazing award winning film: WHITE GOD, by Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó. It’s a story about a relationship between humans and animals, and a brutal, beautiful metaphor for the political and cultural tensions sweeping contemporary Europe. Join this free screening and get a chance to talk to the scriptwriter Kata Wéber during an elaborate Q&A after the film. Moderated by Prof. Nenad Fiser.
Screening Time:
Thursday 2 November | 16.00 hours | Filmhuis Den Haag
Free admission: Film and masterclass.
Made possible by:
EUNIC DAY OF LANGUAGES
Celebrating the European Day of Languages, annually on September 26th, ENFF organises an exciting film and language program for high school students (ages 12-17) at Het Nutshuis, The Hague. Through carefully selected short films from Eastern Europe and a lecture from a distinguished linguist from University of Amsterdam, youngsters will be introduced to Eastern European languages and learn more about them. Free admission for students! More info: here
Screening Time:
Friday 27 October 15.00 hours | Het Nutshuis, The Hague
Made possible by:
TALK PRO – HOW TO GET NOTICED?
Saturday 4 November | 17.00 – 18.00 hours
Filmhuis Den Haag | Studio B | Free admission
The European film landscape is rich, broad and complex. How to get noticed with my first or second short film or documentary? How to solve a dilemma – whether I need a distributor or a sales agent? How to get one? What is the A.B.C. of the professional co-production scene? Join us and get kick-started in the film industry at ENFF!
For who: ENFF guests filmmakers, those coming from the East and Southeast of Europe, Dutch film students and Dutch young filmmakers
With whom: Mercedes Martínez-Abarca, film programmer and film industry advisor
FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM
Last but not least, in cooperation with the Haarlem college, ENFF has a brand-new project: a one minute film competition on the subject FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM. High school students across the Netherlands are invited to make one minute films and attend the screening of the top 10 in Filmhuis Den Haag when the winner shall be announced. First prize: an ACTION CAM!!! Students can apply their films till 20th of October. More info: here and Facebook.
Interested in collaborating with ENFF’s education program? Contact us at education@enff.nl.
