Berlin Film Festival 2014’s movies screened in Hanoi
A collection of short films, which participated in 64th Berlin International Film Festival earlier this year, will be screened at the Goethe Institute Hanoi on August 8 and 9.
Ten short movies from eight countries are chosen to be shown in their original language with Vietnamese and English subtitles, including “Marc Jacobs”, “Symphony No. 42”, “Birds”, “A Paradise”, “Smile, and the World Will Smile Back” and “The White Roses”.
They focus on the most current topics, giving an undisguised look on how the world has changed dramatically and endangered nature. The movies also feature war and grief and pain of human.
The highlight of the screening will be a Germany movie “Three Stones for Jean Genet”, which won a top award during the festival. It is about desire, promises, and friendship and the narration of a hidden story.
Besides Vietnam, the movies will also be presented to audiences in other South East Asian countries by the Goethe Institute.
They focus on the most current topics, giving an undisguised look on how the world has changed dramatically and endangered nature. The movies also feature war and grief and pain of human.
The highlight of the screening will be a Germany movie “Three Stones for Jean Genet”, which won a top award during the festival. It is about desire, promises, and friendship and the narration of a hidden story.
Besides Vietnam, the movies will also be presented to audiences in other South East Asian countries by the Goethe Institute.