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WEEK OF MARCH 2011 IN THE CRITICAL COSMOS UBA

VIII and CRITICAL WEEK AWARDS BEST national and international films
2010 Critics' Week organized Fipresci po Argentina in film Cosmos-2046 UBA Corrientes Argentina

subsidiary of the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) announces a new edition of the Critics' Week to be held in the CINE COSMOS-UBA from 3 to 6 March 2011.

also the opening day will be Awards for Best National and International films released in the country during 2010. VIII


Critics' Week organized by FIPRESCI Argentina
3 to March 6 at Cinema Cosmos-UBA, Av Corrientes 2046
General admission is $ 15 .- pesos / $ 10 .- discount. students and retirees. SCHEDULE VIII


CRITICAL WEEK

FOUR DAYS A WEEK

A four-day week? That was one of the first things we ask when we decided to revive the tradition of organizing the Critics' Week, which had seven successful editions but failed to do in 2005. Or do we put the "Weekend Critic? Finally, outweighed the desire to return to the name we had installed (not invented it, it's true) and make a four-day week, although, strange but fortunately, with the most traditional films.

There are several changes in this edition. In addition to a new headquarters, the Cosmos Film / UBA, with hope that you've regained its glory as a major independent cinema hall in Buenos Aires, over four days we will show nine movies, with lots of local previews and even a world premiere, which is unusual for a festival small and these characteristics. FIPRESCI

stands (always complicated to pronounce) of the Federation of Film Critics, and the Argentina subsidiary of such entity is the organizer of the week. FIPRESCI is a federation of associations of critics over 60 countries and has presence in about 70 festivals a year, in delivering the FIPRESCI Prize, for many known and "the critic's prize."

As part of the Critics' Week, and following another tradition, the opening will be delivered the prizes to the best movies of last year, between the Argentine and international premieres. With an addition: the last day of the show will exhibit Argentina winning film.

So welcome, once again, the Critics' Week, which in its eighth edition offers a combo of independent Argentine cinema, two very good films "art films" international and a very special horror for Saturday night. And we are proud to present world premiere, Al end life goes on, like, the new film by Raúl Perrone, one of the most important and influential independent filmmakers from Argentina.

MOVIES OF THE WEEK VIII CRITICAL

IL Pranzo di Ferragosto (Italy, 2008) Dir
Gianni Di Gregorio

CARAVAN (Argentina, 2010) Dir
Rosendo Ruiz

we (Argentina, 2010) Mariano Blanco
Dir

END OF LIFE CONTINUES, AS (Argentina, 2011) Dir
Raúl Perrone

I KILLED MY MOTHER (France, 2009) Dir. Xavier Dolan


BEFORE OPENING (Argentina, 2010) Santiago Giralt
Dir

SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD (USA, 2009) Dir. George A.
Romero

LIPS (Argentina, 2010) Dir
Iván Santiago Loza &

Fund
also recall the nominations for Best Foreign Film and Argentina 2010:

The nominees for best picture ARGENTINA 2010 (in alphabetical order) are :

-Carancha, Pablo Trapero
-COPACABANA, Martin Rejtman
-TOURS, Ezequiel Acuña
, France, Israel Adrian Caetano
-THE MAN NEXT DOOR, by Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn
-POR TU CULPA , Anahi Berneri

The nominees for best foreign film 2010 (in alphabetical order) are: JACKASS

-3D, Jeff Tremaine (Unidos/2010 States) LA Pivellina
of Covi and Rainer Frimmel Tizza (Austria/2009)
-POLICE, adjectives, Corneliu Porumboiu (Rumania/2009)
-RED SOCIAL David Fincher (Unidos/2010 States)
-TOY STORY 3, Lee Unkrich (Unidos/2010 States)
-Vincere, Marco Bellocchio (Italia/2009)

The awards for best films (and honorable mentions) are delivered on Thursday 3 / 03 at 19h in the CINE COSMOS-UBA
FIPRESCI Argentina

comprises:

Diego Batlle, Horacio Bernades, Diego Brodersen, Gustavo J. Castagna, John Paul Cinelli, Flavia de la Fuente, Leonardo M. D'Esposito, Paula Félix-Didier, Juan Manuel Domínguez, Hernán Blacksmith, Mariano Kairuz, Roger Alan Koza, Diego Lerer, Leandro Listorti, Fernando Lopez, Luciano Monteagudo, Gustavo Noriega, Paul Pecora, Michael Peirotti, Martín Pérez, Javier Porta Fouz , Quintino, Eduardo A. Russo, Hugo Salas, Josefina Sartori, Paul O. Scholz, Paul Smith, Diego Trerotola and Sergio Wolf.