Vi aspettiamo sabato 16 Marzo ore 16.00 MAMbo-Museo d’Arte Moderna di Bologna, per il laboratorio “A casa di Giorgio Morandi”!

Partendo dalla nuova edizione MAMbo dedicata a bambini e ragazzi Giorgio Morandi. Quello delle bottiglie?, proponiamo un percorso alla scoperta della casa e dello studio dell’artista per conoscere i suoi luoghi, le sue abitudini e la magia nascosta negli oggetti delle sue celebri nature morte. Traendo spunto dalla sua opera, insegneremo poi ai ragazzi ad animare i famosi oggetti cari al pittore bolognese.

Costi:

10 Euro (Min. 10 partecipanti, Max. 20)

Solo su prenotazione, fino ad esaurimento posti:

tel. 051 6496628

Future Film Festival’s MIDNIGHT MADNESS will freak you out again in 2013!

We are proud to announce a new movie in the FFF2013 Lineup: Dead Sushi (2012) is a Japanese horror comedy directed by Noboru Iguchi.

Keiko (Rina Takeda) is the daughter of a legendary sushi chef. Hoping to follow in his footsteps, she enters into training under her father’s guidance. His kung fulike regime is rigid, pushing her to impossible mental and physical limits and Keiko, unable to bear the strain, runs away from home. Finding work at a rural hot springs inn, she is dismayed to find that her co-workers are an eccentric lot who have it in for the new girl. Complicating matters is the arrival of a group of employees from Komatsu Pharmaceutical there to sample the inn’s famous specialty sushi. Following them in pursuit of revenge is Yamada (Kentaro Shimazu), a medical researcher betrayed by the Komatsu president. Disgruntled and seeking revenge, Yamada injects the hotel sushi with a drug that not only brings it to life, but also turns it into ferocious, bloodthirsty killers! Flying Sushi, Big teethed Sushi, singing Sushi, fucking Sushi, giant Sushi, razor Sushi, and many others will astonish you!

It will take more than Soy Sauce to put this Sushi down!

This year we expect a wide range of films dedicated to horror and monsters.

See you there!

The film announced:

Wolf children by Hosoda Mamouru

Hana falls in love with a wolf-spirit and is left to raise their two wolf children alone when he passes away. The children, one a baby and the other a toddler, are far from normal, switching from human to wolf seemingly at random and with little control. But how do you deal with children who are as likely to open drawers as they are to chew on your table legs? When they get sick, do you take them to a doctor or a vet? What do you do when your landlord wants to evict you for breaking your lease by keeping pets? And most importantly, how do you prevent their secret from being exposed to the world?

Cockneys vs Zombies by Matthias Hoene

A group of inept criminals decide to rob a bank so they can save their grandfather’s retirement home from being demolished by developers.
In a building site two construction workers discover a 17th Century graveyard condemned by Charles II and are bitten by zombies, setting off a zombie outbreak in London’s East End.

A group of inept cockney criminals are planning a bank robbery so they can save their grandfather’s retirement home from being demolished by property developers. During the robbery the police are alerted and the gang take hostages in order to escape. Upon leaving the bank, however, they find that the police have been killed by a growing horde of zombies.

They must then get to the retirement village in order to rescue their grandfather (Alan Ford) and escape the zombie apocalypse.

We are proud to announce a new première of the Fifteenth Edition of Future Film Festival  (Bologna, Italy, April 12th-17th): Cockneys vs Zombies, smartly directed by Matthias Hoene.

The plot focuses on Two cockney siblings that  lead the residents of a quiet retirement community in a bloody war against the walking dead.

CAST:

• Harry Treadaway as Andy Macguire
• Rasmus Hardiker as Terry Macguire
• Alan Ford as Ray Macguire
• Michelle Ryan as Katy
• Georgia King as Emma
• Honor Blackman as Peggy
• Tony Gardner as Clive
• Richard Briers as Hamish
• Jack Doolan as Davey Tuppence
• Ashley Bashy Thomas as Mental Mickey
• Dudley Sutton as Eric
• Georgina Hale as Doreen
• Tony Selby as Daryl

Synopsis

Hana falls in love with a wolf-spirit and is left to raise their two wolf children alone when he passes away. The children, one a baby and the other a toddler, are far from normal, switching from human to wolf seemingly at random and with little control. But how do you deal with children who are as likely to open drawers as they are to chew on your table legs? When they get sick, do you take them to a doctor or a vet? What do you do when your landlord wants to evict you for breaking your lease by keeping pets? And most importantly, how do you prevent their secret from being exposed to the world?

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