Wednesday 20 November 2013

London Kurdish Film Festival, 15-24 November 2013‏

Dear friends, 

For those of you who do not yet know, the 8th London Kurdish Film Festival will soon be upon us, with a full and exciting programme of feature films, documentaries and shorts from all four parts of Kurdistan. 

The opening gala film this year will be the UK premiere of BEFORE SNOWFALL, a thought provoking film about honour killing by multi-award winning director Hisham Zaman; who will be in attendance at the festival.

Also included in the star studded  and  award-winning  feature  line-up  is master  filmmaker  Bahman  Ghobadi’s  UK  premiere of  RHINO  SEASON,  starring  Monica  Bellucci  and  Behrouz Vossoughi; the UK premiere of ever-present Hiner Saleem’s Cannes selected MY SWEET PEPPERLAND, the first ‘Kurdish  Western’;  the  internationally  acclaimed  BEKAS  (UP  & AWAY)  by  Karzan  Kader,  a  film  about  two  Kurdish  brothers  trying  to  travel  to  America  to  meet  Superman;  Antalya Golden Orange Best Film Winner YOUR BEAUTY IS WORTH NOTHING  by  Huseyin  Tabak;  renowned  director  Reha  Erdem’s JIN, which tells the story of a young Kurdish woman trying to survive in a patriarchal world and award winning REC (TRACE) by Tayfur Aydin, the story of a son who struggles against authorities to bury his mother in her homeland.

Find out more on the 8th London Kurdish Film festival website: http://www.lkff.co.uk/

The full programme can be downloaded from the website and is attached here. 


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Peace in Kurdistan Campaign for a political solution of the Kurdish QuestionEmail: estella24@tiscali.co.uk <mailto:estella24@tiscali.co.uk> 
www.peaceinkurdistancampaign.wordpress.com
Contacts Estella Schmid 020 7586 5892 & Melanie  Sirinathsingh - Tel: 020 7272 7890
Fax: 020 7263 0596
Patrons: Lord Avebury, Lord Rea, Lord Dholakia, Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP, Jill Evans MEP, Jean Lambert MEP, Jeremy Corbyn MP, Hywel Williams MP, Elfyn Llwyd MP, Conor Murphy MP, John Austin, Bruce Kent, Gareth Peirce, Julie Christie, Noam Chomsky, John Berger, Edward Albee, Margaret Owen OBE, Prof Mary Davis, Mark Thomas

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