BIAFF management announce full list of films of BIAFF 2012 program:

OPENING FILM - Battle of Warsawa 1920, Jerzy Hoffman, Poland, 2011; 112 min.

International Competition - Feature Films Section

1. Almost Man, Martin Lund, Norway, 2012; 80 min.
2. Beyond the Hill, Emin Alper, Turkey, 2012; 94 min.
3. Broken, Rufus Norris, UK, 2012; 90 min.
4. Chicken with Plums, Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud, France/Belgium/Germany, 2011; 93 min.
5. House with Turret, Eva Neyman, Ukraine, 2012; 81 min.
6. In Darkness, Agnieszka Holland, Poland, 2011; 147 min.
7. In the Fog, Sergei Loznitsa, Germany/Netherlands/Belarus/ Russia/Latvia, 2012; 127 min.
8. Lonely Island, Peeter Sim, Estonia/Belarus/Germany, 2012; 100 min.
9. The Last Step, Ali Mosaffa, Iran, 2012; 88 min.

International Competition - Documentary Films Section

1. Argentinian Lessons, Wojciech Staron, Poland, 2011;  56 min.
2. Back to the Square, Peter Lom, Norway/Canada, 2012; 83 min.
3. Canned Dreams, Katja Gauriloff, Finland, 2012; 81 min.
4. La Bela Vista, Alicia Cano, Uruguay/Germany, 2012; 63 min.
5. My Home, Mohsen Amirosafiri, Iran, 2012; 49 min.
6. Nachman, Alexander Shapiro, Ukraine, 2012; 41 min.
7. Noseland, Aleksey Igudesman, Austria, 2012; 82 min.
8. Reluctant Revolution, Sean McAllister, UK/Ireland, 2012; 70 min.
9. Special Flight, Fernand Melgar, Switzerland, 2011; 100 min.

International Competition – Short Films Section

1. Before Two Weeks, Papuna Mosidze, Georgia, 2011; 28 min.
2. Black Mulberry, Gabriel Razmadze, Georgia, 2012; 22 min.
3. Carrot Soup, Salome Sagaradze, Georgia, 2012; 6 min.
4. Most Precious, Soso Bliadze, Georgia, 2012; 28 min.
5. Watermelon, Tato Kotetishvili, Georgia, 2012; 11 min.
6. Armaginden, Philipp Kaessbohrer, Germany, 2011, 23 min.
7. Beacon, Fariz Ahmedov, Azerbaijan, 2012; 16 min.
8. Blames and Flames, Mohammadreza Farzad, Iran, 2011; 24 min.
9. Born of human, Mazdak Mirabedini, Iran, 2011; 24 min.
10. Cradle of Destiny, Serhiy Siliava,  Ukraine, 2011, 8 min.
11. Dog Leash, Eti Tsitsko, Israel, 2012; 26 min.
12. Grandmothers, Afarin Eghbal, UK, 2011; 9 min.
13. Insignificant Details of the Accidental Episode, Mikhail Mestetsky, Russia, 2012; 28 min.
14. Last day of Loro Shestani,  Sokol keraj, Albania/Romania/Colombia/Bulgaria; 2012, 30 min.
15. Let our lives continue in others, Georgy Molodtsov,  Russia, 2011; 29 min.
16. On the Beach, Marie-Elsa Sgualdo, Switzerland, 2012; 17 min.
17. Paparazzi, Piotr Bernas, Poland, 2011; 33 min.
18. Pitch Black Heist, John Maclean, UK, 2012; 14 min.
19. Sacha the bear, Henri Desaunay, France, 2012; 12 min.
20. Save and Keep, Olga Shungina-Moskalenko, Ukraine, 2012; 14 min.
21. Silent River, Anca MirunaLazarescu, Romania/Germany, 2011; 30 min.
22. The Curse, Fyzal Boulifa, UK, 2012; 16 min.
23. Three days of Freedom, Lukasz  Borowski, Poland, 2011; 27 min.
24. White Blood, Khayam Abdullayev, Elmaddin Aliyev, Azerbaijan, 2012; 14 min.
25. White Square, Ivan Pavljutskov, Estonia, 2012; 17 min.
26. Whore, Dmitry Suvorov, Russia; 2012; 23 min.
27. Willy, Bartosz Kruhlik, Poland, 2011; 15 min.

SILK ROAD COUNTRIES SECTION

1. Modest Reception,  Mani Haghighi, Iran, 2012; 100 min.
2. Future Lasts Forever,  Alper Ozcan, Turkey/Germany/France, 2012; 108 min.
3. Bakhmaro, Salome Jashi, Georgia, 2011; 60 min.
4. Keep Smiling, Rusudan Chkonia, Georgia; 2012; 110 min.
5. Let’s Dream of Nature, Jenya Gorin, Russia 2012; 30 min.
6. Stances for Keti & of waves: message to sea, Levan Tsulukidze, Georgia, 2012; 8 min.

MASTERS COLLECTION  

1. Battle of Warsawa 1920, Jerzy Hoffman, Poland, 2011; 112 min.
2. Distant, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Turkey, 2002; 110 min.
3. Once upon a time in Anatolya, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Turkey/ Bosnia Herzegovina, 2011; 150 min.
4. The Angel’s Share, Ken Loach, UK/ France/Belgium/Italy, 2012; 107 min.
5. The Orange Suit,  Dariush Mehrjui, Iran, 2012; 107 min.

“SHORT MATTERS!”  -  European Film Academy’s Short Film Tour 

1. Berik, Daniel Joseph Borgman, Denmark, 2011; 16 min.
2. Derby, Paul Negoescu, Romania, 2011; 15 min.
3. Hypercrisis, Josef Dabernig, Austria, 2011; 17 min.
4. Incident by the Bank, Ruben Ostlund, Sweden, 2011; 12 min.
5. Jessi, Mariejosephin Schneider, Germany, 2011; 31 min.
6. Little Children, Big Words, Lisa James Larsson, Sweden, 2011; 12 min.
7. Frozen Stories, Grzegorz Jaroszuk, Poland, 2011; 26 min.
8. Sundays, Valery Rosier, Belgium, 2011; 16 min.
9. The Great Race, Kote Camacho, Spain, 2011; 7 min.
10. The Unliving, Hugo Lilja, Sweden, 2011; 28 min.
11. The Wholly Family, Terry Gilliam, Italy, 2011;  20 min.
12. The Wolves, Alberto De Michele, Italy/Netherlands, 2011;  17 mi

Croatian SHORTS 

1. Dirty Little Bubbles, Ivan Livaković,  Croatia, 2009 ; 12 min.
2. First Lady of Dubrava, Barbara Vekarić, Croatia, 2011; 20 min.
3. Then I see Tanja,  Juraj Lerotić, Croatia, 2010; 34 min.
4. Why Elephants? Marko Meštrović, Croatia, 2012; 8 min

CAUCADOC  PROGRAM 

1. The Silence of Peleshian, Pietro Marcello, Italy,  2011; 52 min.
2. The Mouth of the Wolf, Pietro Marcello, Italy,  2009; 76 min.

Festival Sponsors - Company “Airzena”, Batumi International Container Terminal, Hotel Radisson Blue Batumi, fund “Open Society – Georgia”

Festival Supporters – Polish Film Institute, British Council, ­­­HQ propaganda, Singular Group, Tour Company “Wonderland”, Cinema APOLO, Iveria Beach Café, Grand Grill, Sinatra Café, Facebook Cafe

Festival General Media Partner -  Georgian Public Broadcaster and PIK TV

Festival Media Partners - Radio Fortuna / Fortuna +, Palitra Media, Adajra Tv, Artarea TV, STYLE  TV (www.style-tv.ru), Magazine – “Reiting”, “Bomond”, “Tbilisi OUT”, Newspaper “Georgia Today”. Online agencies – “Interpressnews” (www.ipn.ge), Publisity Group (www.publicity.ge) , Film New Euorpe (www.filmneweurope.com)