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The Raigo Saariste’s Forest Cinema will once again be found in the Intsikurmu forest park.
The Forest Cinema’s programme is tied together by the theme of Forest and Forest-like Environments. The representation of forests in films may be as simple as it being the background of the film or it can be part of telling the film’s story or it may be the main character.
The programme is diverse, consisting of stories from various genres and different continents. The goal is to put focus on the importance of the forest and how its beauty self-explanatorily finds its way to the big screen. What would happen if the forest was gone one day? What will we use as background? What will be self-explanatory then?
The forest themed programme consists of 18 films which include full length movies and various short films.
15:00–16:10 Bambi (1942) James Algar, Samuel Armstrong, David Hand, US
16:15–17:07 Planet Earth EP8 – Jungles (2006), Alastair Fothergill, UK
17:10–19:00 The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980) Jamie Uys, South Africa, Botswana
19:00–20:55 The Emerald Forest (1985) John Boorman, UK
21:00–23:48 Blinkende Lygter (Flickering Lights) (2000) Anders Thomas Jensen, Denmark, Sweden
23:50–02:05 Mononoke Hime – Princess Mononoke (1997) Hayao Miyazaki, Japan
02:10–03:45 First Blood (1982) Ted Kotcheff, US
13:00–14:20 The Jungle Book (1967) Wolfgang Reitherman, US
14:20–15:47 Miracles Still Happen (1974) Giuseppe Maria Scotese, Italy/US
15:50–16:57 Julianes Sturz In Den Dschungel (Wings of Hope) (1999) Werner Herzog, Germany/UK
17:00–18:35 Aguirre, The Wrath of God (1972) Werner Herzog West, Germany
18:39–20:00 Fantastic Fungi (2019) Louie Schwartzberg, US
20:00–20:19 Metsasüda (2008) Emer Värk, Estonia
20:25–21:20 Planet Earth EP10 – Seasonal Forests (2006) Alastair Fothergill, Mark Linfield
21:25–22:55 Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) Taika Waititi, New Zealand
23:00–00:30 Silent Running (1972) Douglas Trumbull, US
00:35–02:45 Kin-dza-dza! (1986) Giorgi Danelia, Soviet Union
02:45–04:35 Predator (1987) John McTiernan, US