Jimmy’s Hall
Klub Jimmy’ego · dir. Ken Loach
France, Ireland, United Kingdom 2014, 109’
Screenings
25 October, 16:00 · Od Nowa – new hall
Jimmy’s Hall is a story about the colourful life of a rebellious social activist and visionary, who taught young people to think independently and find joy in dancing, which made him public enemy No. 1 in the pre-war catholic Ireland. Director Ken Loach weaves a story about a fight for freedom, in a light way and with subtle sense of humour, focusing his attention on the figure of Jimmy Gralton — a man, who struggled with the Church for the right to dance and freedom of opinion.
| Director: | Ken Loach |
| Screenplay: | Paul Laverty |
| Music: | George Fenton |
| Cinematography: | Robbie Ryan |
| Editing: | Jonathan Morris |
| Cast: | Billy Ward, Simone Kirby, Andrew Scott, Jim Norton, Brían F. O’Byrne |
| Awards: | MFF w Cannes / Cannes IFF – nominacja do Złotej Palmy / Nominated for Palme d’Or (2014) |
2014 Programme
- Downloadable programme
- Films from A to Z
- Opening and closing ceremonies
- On Air
- Shortcut
- From Poland
- Localizations
- Focus: Ukraine
- Phenomena: Nordic Noir
- Flanders vs. Wallonia
- Viva Baltic!
- Masters: Bohdan Sláma
- Masters: François Truffaut
- Masters: Three Bs — Buñuel, Berlanga, Bardem
- Forward: Ilmar Raag
- Forum 2013/2014
- Mediawave presents
- Cinema for children
- Films from the heart of Poland
- Night Owls
- Special screenings
- Movieplay!
- Paper Chase and other Party Games
- Open meetings with the guests of the festival
- Electro Moustache vol. 17
- Audiowizje
- Audiowizje: Psychokino