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Halloween
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2008
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The MacRobert Theatre in association with the AHRC Global Gothic Network presents
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A weekend of International Gothic Horror 31 October - 2 November
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Friday October 31
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VAMPIRE NIGHT
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Three Vampire Feature Films
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October 31. 6.00 pm Feature One: Valerie a tyden divu (Valerie and her Week of Wonders) 1970 dir. Jaromil Jires Czechoslovakia
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Valerie and her Week of Wonders One of the outstanding achievements of Czech New Wave Cinema
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Valerie and her Week of Wonders ‘one of those haunting, dream-like films that once seen is difficult to forget. …a symbol soaked gothic fairytale’ Kinoeye
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October 31. 9.00 pm Feature Two: Frostbiten (Frostbite) 2006 Dir. Anders Banke Sweden
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Dawn is just a month away
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Frostbiten Sweden’s first vampire film
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Frostbiten Anders Banke's feature debut blends the supernaturally exotic and the mundanely parochial to dark comic effect (Film 4 Reviews)
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October 31. 11.30 pm Feature Three: Sangre Eterna (Eternal Blood) 2002 Dir. Jorge Olguín Chile
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Sangre Eterna ‘It’s only a game…’
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Saturday November 1
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Afternoon programme
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November 1 1.30: Children’s matinee Grampire (aka Moonrise: My Grandfather is a Vampire Dir. David Blyth 1992 New Zealand
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November 1 1.30: Children’s matinee Grampire Introduction by, and subsequent question period with director David Blyth (Death Warmed Up; Red-Blooded American Girl)
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November 1 5.15 pm: Scottish Gothic Shorts Scottish Screen Archive National Library of Scotland
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November 1 5.15 pm: Scottish Gothic Shorts Introduced by Sarah Neely Department of Film and Media University of Stirling
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Scottish Gothic Shorts Robot Three (Enrico Cocozza, 1951) Petrol (Enrico Cocozza, 1957) Scottish Screen Archive National Library of Scotland
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Scottish Gothic Shorts Joyride (Jim Gillespie, 1996)
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Scottish Gothic Shorts Contorted Hazel (John Gorman, 2006)
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Scottish Gothic Shorts The Caller (Sergio Casci, 1998) The screenings of the Scottish Gothic Shorts will be followed by a discussion with Sergio Casci.
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Evening programme
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November 1 Evening programme. 8.00 pm The evening programme will be introduced by Ian Conrich, Director of the Centre for New Zealand Studies, Birkbeck College, University of London
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Short: Staplerfahrer Klaus - Der erste Arbeitstag (Forklift Driver Klaus - The First Day on the Job) Dirs. Stefan Prehn and Jorg Wagner 2000 Germany
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Feature film: Exte (Ekusute / Hair Extensions) 2007 Dir. Sion Sono Japan
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Exte ‘Neatly balanced between genuine J-horror and J-horror pastiche…’ (Variety)
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Sunday November 2
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Afternoon programme
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November 2 4.00: Kiwi Gothic Shorts
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Kiwi Gothic Shorts Introduced by Ian Conrich, Director of the Centre for New Zealand Studies, Birkbeck College, University of London
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Kiwi Gothic Shorts Kitchen Sink (1989, Alison Maclean)
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Kiwi Gothic Shorts The French Doors (2001, Steve Ayson) Larger Than Life (1997, Ellory Elkayem)
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Kiwi Gothic Shorts The Hole (1998, Brian Challis) A Moment Passing (1996, Charlie de Salis)
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Kiwi Gothic Shorts Possum (1997, Brad McGann) The Singing Trophy (1993, Grant Lahood)
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Kiwi Gothic Shorts Nature's Way (2006, Jane Shearer)
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Kiwi Gothic Shorts The screening of the shorts will be followed by a talk and discussion with Ian Conrich and …?
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Evening programme
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Panel Discussion. 6.00 pm Contemporary Gothic Horror Film followed by a wine and cheese reception Guest speakers: Louise Welsh
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November 2. Evening programme. 8.00 The evening programme will be introduced by
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Short: To Have and To Hold To Have and To Hold 2000 Dir. John Hardwick UK
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Feature Film: Kilómetro 31 (KM 31) 2007 Dir. Rigoberto Castañeda Mexico
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Kilómetro 31 Trapped between reality and ancient legend, the legend of La Llorona …
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Kilómetro 31 ‘There are worse things than death’
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The MacRobert Theatre in association with the AHRC Global Gothic Network Gothic Horror 31 October - 2 November Organisers: The MacRobert Theatre Glennis Byron, English Studies,University of Stirling Ian Conrich, Director of the Centre for New Zealand Studies, Birkbeck College, University of London Sarah Neely, Film and Media, University of Stirling
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