A – Z Films 2013

Films in the 2013 WOW Film Festival

Here are the WOW 2013 screenings we’ve announced so far…

5 Broken Cameras (15)

A powerful personal testimony that shows exactly what life is like in occupied Palestine. Palestinian farmer Emad Burnat, bought his first camera to r
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Alois Nebel (15)

Based on a cult graphic novel this is a beautifully realised, superbly atmospheric portrait of a fractured loner and his country’s recent history. 1
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Chasing Ice (PG)

A phenomenal, passionate, unpreachy doc this provides insanely beautiful evidence of man-made climate change through time-lapse photography of the rap
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I Wish (PG)

The latest from Koreeda, (who directed Still Walking) is a delightful story of two brothers, separated when their parents split up, who are determined
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Living in the Future – Lammas (U)

Lammas is the UK’s first planned ecovillage. It was created in response to a new Welsh initiative which allowed building in the countryside under ce
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Machuca (15)

Chile. 1973. Set against the collapse of Allende’s government, quick-witted, slum-kid Pedro and shy, rich-kid Gonzalo forge an unlikely friendship d
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Mama Africa (15)

A hugely enjoyable and informative celebration of the life of the charismatic musical icon, Miriam Makeba, exiled South African singer and radical ant
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No (15)

Based on a true story, this Chilean version of Mad Men neatly combines political conflict with marketing satire to form a vivid, absorbing account of
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Nostalgia For The Light (12A)

An illuminating, fascinating and finally very moving meditation on time and place and the enduring importance of memory, curiosity, courage and consci
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Post Tenebras Lux (18)

A beautiful, bewildering new film from one of the world’s great directors, this requires each viewer to find their own way through the stories that
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The House (PG)

A beautifully performed tale of life in small town Slovakia, the struggle to make ends meet, and the gulf between traditional parents and their kids w
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The Spirit of ‘45 (PG)

1945 was a pivotal year in British history. The unity that carried Britain through the war allied to the bitter memories of the inter-war years led to
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The Sun Beaten Path (PG)

With vast, desolate landscapes and often dream-like sequences, this cinematic gem is a really authentic portrait of contemporary Tibet. Walking home t
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Ticket to Paradise (15)

Based on real events this is a sensitive and unusual portrayal of Cuba during the ‘Special Period’, when the country suffered severe economic shor
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Village At The End Of The World (PG)

Village life is hugely cooperative and magical things happen in Niaqornat, a remote hamlet in the far north of Greenland, home to 59 people and 100 do
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Viva Cuba (PG)

A charming, amusing look at modern day Cuba through the eyes of two young children, Malu and Jorgito who travel the length of the island determined to
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Wadjda (PG tbc)

A hugely appealing, heartfelt gem that will give you a rare glimpse into everyday Saudi society. Smart, strong-willed, tomboy Wadjda is often in troub
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War Witch (15)

This is a beautiful, powerful fairytale about love, the like of which you’ve never seen before. Komona, a child soldier in the Congo, tells her extr
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