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20.00 Ancien Cinéma
If you think you know
your family well, (wait
until you) get in the car
and set off on a long
trip together…
(Czech Republic 2002)

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Two couples’
relationships put under a
tango test.
(Slovenia 2012)

18.30 Cinémathèque
How much would you charge
for killing a hen in your
bathtub? 
(Romania/Germany  2012)

19.00 Ciné Utopia
Shame and pride can kill.
A one-day drama of
18-year-old Marek and his
dog Killer.
(Slovakia/Czech Republic 2013)

19.00 Utopolis
A long awaited portrait
of the most well-known
Pole, Lech Walesa, by
Polish cinema icon –
Andrzej Wajda. 
(Poland 2013)

19.45 Cameo Ariel Metz
Two couples’
relationships put under a
tango test.
(Slovenia 2012)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
A musical journey through
time and behind the Iron
Curtain.
(Bulgaria/Switzerland/Germany 2012)

20.30 Cinémathèque
Does heroism make sense?
Does one humane deed
spread like circles
rippling the water?
(Serbia/Germany/France/Slovenia/Croatia  2013)

18.30 Cinémathèque
Clone your love.
(Germany/Hungary/France 2010)

20.00 CineAriston
Does heroism make sense?
Does one humane deed
spread like circles
rippling the water?
(Serbia/Germany/France/Slovenia/Croatia 2013)

20.30 Cinémathèque
How dangerous is being in
the mind of someone you
might love?
(Lithuania/France/Belgium 2012)

18.30 Cinémathèque
A thrilling wartime
adventure finds desperate
times calling for
desperate measures…
(Poland 2012)

19.00 Melusina
A humorous and somewhat
alarming one-year
excursion into lives of
six 'singles'. 
(Czech Republic 2011)

20.00 CineWaasserhaus
A grumpy old man decides
to find happiness before
he dies.
(Slovenia/Croatia 2013)

20.00 CineAriston
Sparkling comedy about
three friends with animal
nicknames looking for
their soul mates.
(Slovakia 2012)

20.00 Melusina
Czech vocal a cappella
quartet Yellow Sisters
followed by Balkan music
party with DJ Boris
Viande

20.30 Cinémathèque
A young man is looking
for the woman of his
life, just to be
disappointed again.
(Romania 2012)

15.00 Cinémathèque
The magic of Hungarian
fairytales in 5 short
stories.
(Hungary 2013)

18.00 Cinémathèque
At odds with themselves
and plagued by divisions:
the man and his city have
something in common. 
(Croatia/Bosnia and Herzegovina 2013)

20.00 Cinémathèque
Medieval wilderness in
all its primitive
violence, a rare visual
gem of European
cinematography.
(Czechoslovakia 1967)

20.00 CineKursaal
A “feminist western”
about a strong woman
struggling to stand up
for her rights.  
(Poland 2012)

18.30 Cinémathèque
Timeless exploration of
the extent to which one
individual can stand up
against the organised
forces of evil.
(Czech Republic/Poland/Slovakia/USA/Iceland 2012)

19.00 Ciné Utopia
A fruitier version of
Romeo and Juliet
presented in the form of
a stunning 3D opera.
(Estonia 2013)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
A selection of short
films (documentary,
animated and feature)
from Central and Eastern
Europe

20.30 Cinémathèque
A very sincere, intimate
and painful portrait of a
young couple expecting
their first baby. 
(Poland 2012)

21.00 Ciné Utopia
A raw urban drama that
explores whether one can
break free of the
environment that defines
them and, if so, at what
cost.
(Latvia 2012)

18.30 Cinémathèque
A grumpy old man decides
to find happiness before
he dies.
(Slovenia/Croatia 2013)

18.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Sparkling comedy about
three friends with animal
nicknames looking for
their soul mates.
(Slovakia 2012)

18.30-22.30 CCRN (Salle E. Dune)
Selection of short
documentary films

19.00 Ciné Utopia
At odds with themselves
and plagued by divisions:
the man and his city have
something in common. 
(Croatia/Bosnia and Herzegovina 2013)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
What is left today of the
8th of March – the
international day of
working women.
(Romania 2012)

20.30 Cinémathèque
An intimate, authentic
exploration of the joys
and heartaches of being a
parent in four
intertwining stories.
(Czech Republic 2010)

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
A “feminist western”
about a strong woman
struggling to stand up
for her rights.
(Poland 2012)

18.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
A young man is looking
for the woman of his
life, just to be
disappointed again.
(Romania 2012)

18.30 Cinémathèque
Trans-Dniestr is a
country still stuck in
totalitarianism. A sharp
and darkly funny peek
behind the iron curtain.
(Czech Republic 2012)

19.00 Ciné Utopia
A documentary filmmaker
and his dream
protagonist. A perfect
love-hate relationship.
Shocking and
thought-provoking.
(Latvia 2012)

19.45 Cameo Ariel Metz
A “feminist western”
about a strong woman
struggling to stand up
for her rights.
(Poland 2012)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
Sparkling comedy about
three friends with animal
nicknames looking for
their soul mates.
(Slovakia 2012)

20.30 Cinémathèque
A concert of the Polish
group Małe instrumenty -
live soundtrack to short
films by Georges
Méliès and original
compositions and
improvisations

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
An old violin triggers a
conflict that reaches the
extremes of love, music
and greed.
(Slovenia-Germany-Bosnia and Herzegovina  2007)

18.30 Cinémathèque
Who is Walter? Myth.
Legend. Hero of a
partisan film seen by
over a billion people. 
(Serbia 2012)

18.30-22.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Selection of short
feature films from the
Czech Republic, Poland,
Slovakia and the Baltic
countries

18.30-23.00 Brasserie Le Neumünster
Buffet-style dinner with
typical dishes from all
the represented countries

19.00 Ciné Utopia
The first mainstream film
by the icon of Polish
underground cinema about
three outsiders getting
together.
(Poland 2013)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
This is a film about
friendship, magic moments
and the headaches caused
by dreams come true.
(Bulgaria 2011)

20.30 Cinémathèque
A classic Yugoslavian
partisan hero movie from
1972 seen by over a
billion people.
(Yugoslavia 1972)

21.00 Ciné Utopia
Son vs. father
confrontation based on
the real-life
relationship between the
leading actor and his own
dad. Best Croatian film
of 2012.
(Croatia 2012)

18.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
A one-take webcam comedy
about people spending
time with a dead man.
(Serbia 2012)

18.30 Cinémathèque
Shame and pride can kill.
A one-day drama of
18-year-old Marek and his
dog Killer.
(Slovakia/Czech Republic 2013)

20.30 Cinémathèque
Will Ian’s unorthodox
methods change the way
his blind patients
perceive the world around
them?
(Poland/France/Portugal  2012)

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
To which lengths are
Czech women at the turn
of the century ready to
go to achieve their idea
of beauty?
(Czech Republic 2004)

15.00 CCRN (Salle E. Dune)
Selection of cartoons
with no spoken language
(suitable for kids aged
2-10). Krtek / The Mole
(CS), Bolek i Lolek /
Bolek and Lolek (PL), A
je to! / And That's It!
(CS), Reksio (PL)

18.00 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Family feuds, animal
desires, dirty dealings
and shotgun weddings – a
classic comedy by
Kusturica.
(Yugoslavia/France/Germany/Austria/Greece/USA 1998)

18.30 Cinémathèque
If you think you know
your family well, (wait
until you) get in the car
and set off on a long
trip together…
(Czech Republic 2002)

19.00 Melusina
Most Olympians dream of
gold… Their dream was
freedom.
(Lithuania/USA 2012)

20.00 Melusina
Concert of the Estonian
rock band Tanel Padar and
The Sun followed by dance
music served by Latvian
DJs

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Seven policemen, seven
cardinal sins, seven days
– a raw portrayal of the
police’s hermetic
universe.
(Poland 2013)

20.30 Cinémathèque
Two couples’
relationships put under a
tango test.
(Slovenia 2012)

22.00 Cinémathèque
A horror film about a
group of friends trying
to make their names by
posting a hit on YouTube…
(Slovakia 2012)

15.00 Cinémathèque

(Estonia/Latvia 2006)

18.30 Cinémathèque
A fruitier version of
Romeo and Juliet
presented in the form of
a stunning 3D opera.
(Estonia 2013)

18.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
A contemporary fairy tale
about the treasures we
hunt and those we find.
(Bulgaria 2013)

20.30 Cinémathèque
Based on Lem’s classic
novel, The Congress
offers an out of time
travel into the future of
the cinema.
(Germany/Israel/Poland/France/Belgium/Luxembourg  2013)

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Selection of the best
short films produced at
the Łódź Film School

21.00 Ciné Utopia
 A marvellously realistic
“coming of age” tale of
the love and complexities
between a child and his
mother in modern-day
life.
(Latvia 2013)

18.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
The workers of a car
factory find a way to
save their jobs by
donating their sperm.
(Romania/France 2012)

19.00 Ciné Utopia
Death does not choose,
man does.
(Hungary 2013)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
Most Olympians dream of
gold… Their dream was
freedom.
(Lithuania/USA 2012)

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
A peaceful village
embodying the idyllic
beauty of the Polish
countryside harbors a
dark secret.
(Poland/Netherlands/Russia/Slovakia  2012)

21.00 Ciné Utopia
How much longer will they
work to heal a sick
society until they lose
all compassion?
(Bulgaria/Sweden 2012)

18.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
A marvellously realistic
“coming of age” tale of
the love and complexities
between a child and his
mother in modern-day
life.
(Latvia 2013)

18.30 Cinémathèque
She has kept her eyes
open throughout her long
life – a small woman in
the big picture of
history.
(Bulgaria/Sweden 2013)

18.30-23.00 Brasserie Le Neumünster
Buffet-style dinner with
typical dishes from all
the represented countries

19.00 Ciné Utopia
The honeymoon phase ends
more quickly than
expected for a newlywed
couple when past secrets
come to light.
(Czech Republic 2013)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
Seven policemen, seven
cardinal sins, seven days
– a raw portrayal of the
police’s hermetic
universe.
(Poland 2013)

20.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Life on a wire with a
travelling circus.
(Hungary 2012)

20.30 Cinémathèque
Gambling with lives is a
dangerous game.
(Lithuania/Latvia 2013)

21.00 Ciné Utopia
Will Ian’s unorthodox
methods change the way
his blind patients
perceive the world around
them?
(Poland/France/Portugal  2012)

18.30 Ciné Utopia
A dramatic story about
the relationship between
a dominant mother and her
adult son. Golden Bear at
Berlinale.
(Romania 2013)

18.30-22.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Selection of short
animated films

18.30-23.00 Cinémathèque
Fight for justice and
dignity after Jan
Palach’s self-sacrifice
in protest against the
Soviet occupation of
Czechoslovakia in 1969.
(Czech Republic/Poland 2013)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
An old violin triggers a
conflict that reaches the
extremes of love, music
and greed.
(Slovenia-Germany-Bosnia and Herzegovina  2007)

20.00 CineKinosch
The story of the world’s
first female rabbi told
through poetic use of
archival footage.
(Hungary/Germany/UK 2013)

20.00 CineAriston
A long awaited portrait
of the most well-known
Pole, Lech Walesa, by
Polish cinema icon –
Andrzej Wajda. 
(Poland 2013)

18.30 Cinémathèque
A poetic story of a woman
whose life gradually
turns upside down as she
moves through a seemingly
normal day…
(Czech Republic/Slovakia  2007)

18.30-22.30 CCRN (Salle Krieps)
Selection of short
feature films from
Bulgaria, Hungary,
Kosovo, Macedonia,
Romania, Serbia and
Slovenia

19.00 Ciné Utopia
Gambling with lives is a
dangerous game.
(Lithuania/Latvia 2013)

20.00 Ancien Cinéma
Life on a wire with a
travelling circus.
(Hungary 2012)

20.00 CineAriston
A passionate love story
in a world where nothing
is quite what it seems.
(United Kingdom 2012)

20.30 Cinémathèque
A startling
hallucinogenic story
about a determined mind
crossing ethical
boundaries.
(Estonia/Sweden/UK 2013)

18.30 Cinémathèque
How much longer will they
work to heal a sick
society until they lose
all compassion?
(Bulgaria/Sweden 2012)

20.30 Cinémathèque
A passionate love story
in a world where nothing
is quite what it seems.
(United Kingdom 2012)

18.30 Cinémathèque
Impossible love story of
a man entangled in an
intimate drama, set in a
Catholic community.
(Poland 2013)

19.00 Sang&Klang
This is a film about
friendship, magic moments
and the headaches caused
by dreams come true.
(Bulgaria 2011)

20.00 Sang&Klang
Concert of the Bulgarian
pop diva! Closing event
of CinEast 2013

20.30 Cinémathèque
A classic Czechoslovak
new wave film in a newly
restored version.
(Czechoslovakia 1965)

22.00 Cinémathèque
One of the most daring
avantgarde films of the
70s by the Yugoslavian
enfant terrible.
(Canada/France/Germany  1974)

15.00 Cinémathèque
More adventures of Lotte
and her friends
(Estonia/Latvia 2011)

18.30 Cinémathèque
Death does not choose,
man does.
(Hungary 2013)

20.30 Cinémathèque
Repetition of the winning
film of CinEast 2013
competition & Charity
project finale