- •I. Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •II. Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •III. Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV. Creative understanding and application
- •Introduction
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •II. Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •III. Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV. Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •1. Jake Armstrong
- •2. Laura Dyson
- •3. Emmy Mason
- •4. Luke Demain
- •The archetypal englishman
- •IV Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV. Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •Creative understanding and application
- •Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV. Creative understanding and application
- •I. Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •II. Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •III. Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV. Creative understanding and application
- •I. Recognition, memorization, reproduction
- •II. Comprehension, application, interpretation
- •III. Analytical-synthesized search
- •IV. Creative understanding and application
- •Expressions to Introduce the Opinion
- •Киноискусство Учебно-методическое пособие по практике устной и письменной речи английского языка
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IV Creative understanding and application
Task 1. Make a presentation of your favourite film actor or actress / director. Be creative.
Task 2. You want to be an actor / actress / director. You have already tried everything to realize your dream but failed. The only way out is to write a letter to your favourite actor / actress / director in search for his / her help. You think that it will work and soon you will be cast.
FILM FESTIVALS
BEST FILMS OF UNIVERSAL CINEMATOGRAPHY
UNIT 4
Students should know:
topical vocabulary of this unit;
difference between gradable and absolute adjectives;
information about international film festivals held all over the world.
Students should be able to:
give synonyms to the words from the topical vocabulary;
match parts of words to make up words (word combinations);
decide connotation of adjectives (positive or negative);
complete gaps in sentences using words from the topical vocabulary;
describe films of different genres using adjectives from the topical vocabulary;
distinguish gradable and absolute adjectives;
comment on colour posters using the topical vocabulary;
make up a discussion on the base of a read text;
express their own attitude, opinion towards the content of a written (audio) text;
listen to a recording for understanding its details;
make up and present a report on a given topic;
make up and present a speech on a suggested situation in an oral form (individually, in a group).
Recognition, memorization, reproduction
Task 1. Read these words paying attention to their pronunciation, find Russian equivalents and memorize in order to use them in your speech.
Impressions
absorbing, adj
action-packed, adj
all-action, adj
amusing, adj
astonishing, adj
atmospheric, adj
bloody, adj
boring, adj
breath-taking, adj
captivating, adj
clichéd, adj
contrived, adj
corny, adj
dazing, adj
depressing, adj
disappointing, adj
disgusting, adj
dragged-out, adj
dull, adj
emotional, adj
enchanting, adj
entertaining, adj
enthralling, adj
exciting, adj
far-fetched, adj
fast-moving, adj
fascinating, adj
frivolous, adj
ghastly, adj
gripping, adj
gross, adj
grossing, adj
hard-hitting, adj
harrowing, adj
heart-warming, adj
humorous, adj
moving, adj
petrifying, adj
plodding, adj
powerful, adj
predictable, adj
pretentious, adj
sad, adj
scary, adj
sensitive, adj
shocking, adj
slow-moving, adj
spine-chilling, adj
stunning, adj
stylish, adj
subtle, adj
tear-jerking, adj
technically brilliant
tedious, adj
thought-provoking, adj
thrilling, adj
unforgettable, adj
vividly dramatic
witty, adj
impeccable, adj
Task 2. This is a list of famous international film festivals which are held all over the world. Read the information and be ready to use it while discussing different film festivals.
Name |
Established |
City |
Country |
Notes |
Africa |
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Cairo International Film Festival |
1976 |
Cairo |
Egypt |
The first film festival in the Middle East. |
International Film Festival of Marrakech |
2000 |
Marrakech |
Morocco |
|
Bangkok International Film Festival |
2003 |
Bangkok |
Thailand |
Organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, a government agency. |
Asia |
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Cinemanila International Film Festival |
1999 |
Malina |
Philippines |
Founded by Filipino maverick filmmaker Tikoy Aguiiuz, it is held annually. |
Fajr International Film Festival |
1982 |
Tehran |
Taiwan |
Under supervision of Iran Ministry of Culture, it takes place every February on the anniversary of the Iranian Revolution. |
Haifa International Film Festival |
1983 |
Haifa |
Israel |
Israel`s first festival, it is held each year during the holiday of Sukkot on the ridge of Mount Carmel overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. |
Hong Kong International Film Festival |
1977 |
Hong Kong |
|
|
International Film Festival of India |
1952 |
Goa |
India |
|
International Film Festival of Kerala |
1996 |
Thiruvanan thapuram |
India |
Held annually in November or December. Competition program is restricted to films produced in Asia, Africa and Latin America. |
Jakarta International Film Festival |
1998 |
Jakarta |
Indonesia |
|
Jeonju International Film Festival |
2000 |
Jeonju |
South Korea |
Focuses on digital, independent and art films. |
Mumbai International Film Festival |
1990 |
Mumbai |
India |
Organised by the Indian government`s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting`s Film Division, and focuses on documentary, short and animation films. |
Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival |
1997 |
Bucheon |
South Korea |
Held annually in July, the festival, also known as PiFan, focuses on Asian and international horror, thriller, mystery and fantasy films. |
Pusan International Film Festival |
1996 |
Busan |
South Korea |
Largest film festival in Asia. |
Shanghai International Film Festival |
1993 |
Shanghai |
China |
Mainland China`s largest film festival. |
Singapore International Film Festival |
1987 |
Singapore |
Singapore |
Held annual around April or May. |
Tokyo Filmex |
2000 |
Tokyo |
Japan |
Organised annually by Office Kitano, Takeshi kitano`s film company. |
Tokyo International Film Festival |
1985 |
Tokyo |
Japan |
|
World Film Festival of Bangkok |
2003 |
Bangkok |
Thailand |
Organised by Nation Multimedia Group. |
Europe |
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Amsterdam Film eXperience |
2006 |
Amsterdam |
The Nethelands |
New Media, cross-over, animation, interaction, experimental, installations. |
Berlin International Film Festival |
1951 |
Berlin |
Germany |
Also called the “Berlinale”, the festival is held annually in February. |
Belgrade International Film Festival |
1971 |
Belgrade |
Serbia |
Also called “FEST”, the festival is held annually in February or March. |
Cannes Film Festival |
1939 |
Cannes |
France |
One of the world`s oldest, most influential and prestigious, it is held annually in May. |
Copenhagen International Film Festival |
2003 |
Copenhagen |
Denmark |
Held annually in September. |
Cyprus International Film Festival |
2006 |
Nicosia |
Cyprus |
|
Edinburgh International Film Festival |
1947 |
Edinburgh |
Scotland |
The longest continuously running film festival, it is part of the Edinburgh International Festival, which takes place annually in August. |
Fresh Film Festival |
2004 |
Karlovy Vary |
Czech Republic |
Student film, feature, documentary, animation, experimental. |
Gijon International Film Festival |
1963 |
Gijon |
Spain |
|
International Film Festival Rotterdam |
1972 |
Rotterdam |
Netherlands |
Held annually in January or February. |
International Film Festival Thessaloniki |
1992 |
Thessaloniki |
Greece |
Held annually in November. |
Istanbul international Film Festival |
1982 |
Istanbul |
Turkey |
Held annually around the end of April. |
Jameson Dublin International Film Festival |
2002 |
Dublin |
Ireland |
|
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival |
1946 |
Karlovy Vary |
Czech Republic |
|
Locarno International Film Festival |
1946 |
Locarno |
Switzerland |
Held annually in August. |
London Film Festival |
1956 |
London |
England |
Held annually by The British Film Institute and sponsored by the Times newspaper. |
Moscow International Film Festival |
1935 |
Moscow |
Russia |
First held in 1935, from 1959 to 1995 it was held every second year in July and since 1995 has been held annually. |
Norwegian International Film Festival |
1973 |
Haugesund |
Norway |
Held annually in August. |
San Sebastian Film Festival |
1953 |
San Sebastian |
Spain |
Supervised by the FIAPF, the annual A category festival is one of the most important for Spanish-language cinema. |
Sarajevo Film Festival |
1995 |
Sarajevo |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Held annually in August. |
Stockholm International Film Festival |
1990 |
Stockholm |
Sweden |
Held annually in November. |
Transilvania International Film Festival |
2001 |
Cluj-Napoca |
Romania |
Held annually in June. |
Venice Film Festival |
1932 |
Venice |
Italy |
The world`s oldest film festival, it is held annually in late August or early September on the island of the Lido. |
Viennale Film Festival |
1960 |
Vienna |
Austria |
Held annually in October. |
North and Central America |
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Bahamas International Film Festival |
2004 |
Paradise Island |
The Bahamas |
|
Calgary International Film Festival |
2000 |
Calgary |
Alberta |
Held annually for 10 days in late September or early October. |
Chicago International Film Festival |
1965 |
Chicago |
Illinois |
Held annually in October. |
Cleveland International Film Festival |
1977 |
Cleveland |
Ohio |
|
Columbus International Film and Video Festival |
1953 |
Columbus |
Ohio |
North America’s oldest film festival, held annually in November, as a competition festival, it is also known as The Chris Festival. |
Denver Film Festival |
1978 |
Denver |
Colorado |
Held annually in November. |
Edmonton International Film Festival |
1986 |
Edmonton |
Alberta |
|
Expression en Corto International Film Festival |
1997 |
San Miguel Allende and Guanajuato |
Guanajuato |
Mexico’s largest competitive film festival. |
Fantasia Festival |
1996 |
Montreal |
Quebec |
Devoted to fantasy, horror, martial arts and science fiction genres. |
Festival du Nuoveau Cinema |
1971 |
Montreal |
Quebec |
|
Florida Film Festival |
1992 |
Maitland |
Florida |
The festival includes narrative and documentary features and shorts, animation, midnight movies, and a full array of educational forums, glamorous parties, and other special events. |
Guadalajara International Film Festival |
1988 |
Guadalajara |
Jalisco |
|
Hamptons International Film Festival |
1993 |
East Hampton |
New Yourk |
|
Hawaii International Film Festival |
1981 |
Hawaii |
|
Held annually in the fall for two weeks. |
Indianapolis International Film Festival |
2004 |
Indianapolis |
Indiana |
|
Mexico City International Contemporary Film Festival |
2004 |
Mexico City |
Mexico |
Also known as FICCO (Festival International de Cine Contemporaneo), it is hosted by Cinemex. |
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival |
1983 |
Minneapolis-St. Paul |
Minnesota |
Held annually in the spring. |
Montreal World Film Festival |
1977 |
Montreal |
Quebec |
|
New York Film Festival |
1962 |
New York City |
New York |
One of North America’s oldest film festivals. |
San Francisco International Film Festival |
1957 |
San Francisco |
California |
|
Santa Barbara International Film Festival |
1985 |
Santa Barbara |
California |
|
Seattle International Film Festival |
1985 |
Seattle |
Washington |
One of the largest film festivals in the United States. |
Sonoma Valley Film Festival |
1996 |
Sonoma |
California |
Set in the heart of California wine country, one of the most prestigious of the smaller “destination” film festivals in the United States. |
Sundance Film Festival |
1978 |
Park City, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Sundance |
Utah |
Held annually in January, Sundance is the largest independent film festival in the United States. |
Tampa International Film Festival |
2003 |
Tampa |
Florida |
|
Telluride Film Festival |
1974 |
Telluride |
Colorado |
Only 40 films are admitted each year. |
Toronto International Film Festival |
1976 |
Toronto |
Ontario |
The world’s largest film festival open to the general public, it is held annually in September. |
Tribeca Film Festival |
2002 |
New York City |
New York |
Founded by Jane Rosenthal and Robert De Niro. |
Traverse City Film Festival |
2005 |
Traverse City |
Michigan |
Annual festival co-founded by filmmaker Michael Moore. |
Vancouver International Film Festival |
1982 |
Vancouver |
British Columbia |
Held annually for two weeks in late September and early October. |
Victoria Film Festival |
1995 |
Victoria |
British Columbia |
Held annually for two weeks in the first week of February. |
Oceania |
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Adelaide Film Festival |
2002 |
Adelaide |
South Australia |
A biennial, non-competitive film festival held on alternating years to the Adelaide Festival of Arts over two weeks in late February. |
Australian International Film Festival |
2006 |
Melbourne |
Victoria |
Held annually in October. An unrelated festival with the same name was renamed the Canberra International. |
Brisbane International Film Festival |
1992 |
Brisbane |
Queensland |
Focuses on films from the Pacific Rim. |
Canberra International Film Festival |
1996 |
Canberra |
Australian Capital |
First known as the Australian International Film Festival, it is held annually in October. |
Melbourne International Film Festival |
1951 |
Melbourne |
Victoria |
Held annually in July or August. |
New Zeland International Film Festival |
1970 |
Major cities nationwide |
New Zeland |
Held in Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin and Christchurch, the traveling festival offers a smaller program in 10 other cities. |
Sydney Film Festival |
1954 |
Sydney |
New South |
Held annually for two weeks in June. |
South America |
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Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema |
1999 |
Buenos Aires |
Argentina |
Held annually in April. |
Mar del Plata Film Festival |
1954 |
Mar del Plata |
Argentina |
Held annually in March. |
San Paulo International Film Festival |
1976 |
San Paulo |
Brazil |
|
Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema |
1999 |
Buenos Aires |
Argentina |
Held annually in April. |