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INTRODUCTION

Antropofest is an international festival of movies with social anthropological themes.

Festival is held by eponymous NGO, formed by social anthropology graduates. The goal of the festival is to introduce the general audience to the movies that could also be one of the important study instruments of our domain. These specific documents will allow us to learn about the life of various human communities, social groups or individuals around the world.

During the festival we will hold debates on current projections and there will be also other accompanying programme.

We are looking forward to you!

SCHEDULE

25.01.2013

18:00	Opening Ceremoni
18:20	The Nightmare of a belief
19:25	Break
19:35	Feeding the pigs
19:40	Discussion
20:00	It is Better in The Bahamas
20:25	Discussion and break
21:00	Krev a pýcha
21:30	Discussion
21:40	Velingara Theater
22:40	A Girl Like You

26.01.2013

11:00	Panelová diskuze - Co je to etnografický film? / Panel Discussion - What is Ethnographic Film?
13:30	Break
14:00	Jeans and Martó
14:55	Break
15:05	Úsvitu
15:10	Hanyky o kracaváčku a devlínkovi
15:15	Discussion and break
15:30	Motyky a Skype
16:15	Discussion and break
16:35	Tradiční znalosti Ashéninků – palma piassaba
16:45	Presentation and discussion
17:05	Watching Last Judgement
17:15	Discussion
17:30	Gaur 8 Azokan
17:45	Discussion and break
18:10	Espectadores
18:25	Break
18:35	Looking at themselves: Babaluda Luda
19:10	Discussion and break
19:30	The Yayas de L´Elégance
20:20	Discussion and break
20:20	Creation and chanting of Lik Yaat
20:50	Discussion
21:10	Funeral Season

27.01.2013

11:00	Workshop - Ethnofiction
11:45	Transfiction
13:00	Drama Queens
13:45	Discussion

MOVIES

IT IS BETTER IN THE BAHAMAS

Bahamas, 2012, 30 min
Andrew Turley
25.01.2013 20:00

Marjorie is a descendent of Haitian immigrants living in Bahamas. All her life is faced with who she is, who has to be and what she feels by herself.

Andrew Turley recent MA graduate of Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology, University of Manchester.

Director: Andrew Turley
Production: Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology
Language of dialogues:English and Haithian Creole
Language of subtitles: English, Czech

TRANSFICTION

UK, 2010, 57 min
Johannes Sjoberg
27.01.2013 11:45

The film focuses on identity and discrimination in everyday lives of transgendered Brazilians living in Sao Paulo. Fabia Mirassos projects her life through the role of Meg, a transsexual hairdresser confronting intolerance and re-living memories of abuse. Savana 'Bibi' Meirelles plays Zilda who makes her living as one of the many transgendered sex workers in Sao Paulo, as she struggles to find her way out of prostitution.

A GIRL LIKE YOU

England, 2012, 24 min
Chloe Symonds
25.01.2013 22:40

What´sa nice Girl Like YOu doing in place like this? At a time when strippers are alternately viewed as victims of a patriarchal society or as ampowered feminist icons, this film follows two exotic dancers as they reflect upon their experiences of the industry, and contemplate how their job has affected their identities, touchign upon issues of gender, they body, and self hood.

Chloe Symonds having studied Social Anthropology as an undergraduate. She received the Arts and Humanities Research Council Scholarship to undertake a Master´s degree studying Visual Anthropology at Manchester University´s Granada centre.

Director: Chloe Symons
Production: Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology
Language of dialogues: English
Language of subtitles:-

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