Zurich Film Festival kicks off on
Thursday (24th September) with a visit from no less than
Kiefer Sutherland and Mike Leigh who will be in town to collect
special awards.
The film festival’s prestigious
Golden Eye Award will be awarded to Kiefer on Friday (25th
Sep) at the Corso Cinema, near Zurich Opera House (nearest train
station is Stadelhoffen) at 9.25pm.
And this year’s Zurich Film Festival
A Tribute to... award goes to British film director Mike Leigh (I'm a
big fan) one of the most significant exponents of New British Cinema.
Mike Leigh will collect the Golden Eye in person during the Award
Night ceremony at the Zurich Opera House on 3rd October. A
large number of Mike's films will be shown throughout the festival –
my personal favourite being Secrets and Lies – pure genius.
Serving as the Festival’s most
prestigious symbol of recognition, awarded in appreciation of the
lifetime achievements of an actor or actress, the Golden Icon Award
will be bestowed to Arnold Schwarzenegger on the evening of
Wednesday, 30th September at 9pm at the Corso Cinema.
And there are several movies being
screened for children, with the particularly heart warming Kids Film
- Landfill Harmonic – screened on 27th September
featuring a very special music teacher and a bunch of children from
Paraguay using their rubbish to make instruments to form their own
orchestra. Take a look at the dates, times, and trailer for the film
here: https://zff.com/en/programme/movies/11743/landfill-harmonic/
ZFF for Kids legal age is 6 years old
with a recommendation of 8 years and over. Links to the ZFF for Kids
can be found here.
Tickets are on sale now for ZurichFilm Festival which runs between 24th Sep and 4th October: https://zff.com/en/festival-info/tickets/
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