33rd Locarno Film Festival| Location | Locarno, Switzerland |
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| Founded | 1946 |
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| Awards | Golden Leopard: To Love the Damned directed by Marco Tullio Giordana |
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| Artistic director | Jean-Pierre Brossard |
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| Festival date | Opening: 1 August 1980 (1980-08-01)
Closing: 10 August 1980 (1980-08-10) |
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| Website | LFF |
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The 33rd Locarno Film Festival was held from 1 to 10 August 1980 in Locarno, Switzerland.[1] The festival was shorter than in the past due to the reopening of the Venice film festival, which was held at a similar time.[1][2] The Locarno Festival secured an increased budget with more money coming from the government and private industry, including Swiss banks and Swissair.[1] However, after the central government failed to take into account inflation, the festival's budget was not given the full increase.[3][4][1]
Locarno screened several films from other festivals.[4] Among the highlights were Camera Buff directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski and Breaking Glass directed by Brian Gibson, with punk singer star Hazel O'Connor's press conference for the film drawing a crowd.[4][5] The winning pictures at the festival received prize money this year.[1]
The Golden Leopard, the festival's top prize, was awarded to To Love the Damned directed by Marco Tullio Giordana.[6][7][8]
Official Sections
The following films were screened in these sections:[9]
Main Program
Feature Films In Competition
Out of Competition
| Feature Films Out of Competition |
| Original Title |
English Title |
Director(s) |
Production Country |
| Amator |
Amateur |
Krzysztof Kieslowski |
Poland |
| Amor De Perdiçao |
Sort |
Manoel de Oliveira |
Portugal |
| Bye Bye Brasil |
Carlos Diegues |
Brazil |
| Ekdin Pratidin |
One Day Every Day |
Mrinal Sen |
India |
| Merry Go Round |
Jacques Rivette |
France |
| Noroit |
Norot |
Jacques Rivette |
France |
| Palermo Oder Wolfsburg |
Palermo or Wolfsburg |
Werner Schröter |
Germany |
| Stalker |
Andrej Tarkovskij |
Russia |
Special Sections
Panorama
| Information - Outside Panorama |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Aziza |
Azza |
Abdellatif Ben Ammar |
|
Tunisia |
| Deutschland Privat |
Germany Private |
Erwin Kneihsl, Robert Van Ackeren |
|
Germany |
| Er Quan Ying Yue |
Er Q U'anying Y UE |
Yan Zhou |
|
China |
| Fragments, Un Reste D'Images |
Fragments, a Remainder of Images |
Nabil Maleh |
|
Syria |
| Information - Panorama |
| A Confederacao |
Luis Galvåo Teles |
|
Portugal |
| Bruxelles Transit |
Samy Szlingerbaum |
|
Belgium |
| Dvonikat |
Swab |
Nikolaï Volev |
|
Bulgaria |
| Mueda-Memora E Massacre |
Ruy Guerra |
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Mozambico |
| Notre Fille |
Our Daughter |
Daniel Kamwa |
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Cameroon |
| Radiostacion |
Radio Station |
Rikard Ljarja |
|
Albanie |
| Surja Dighal Bari |
Teaching Bari |
Sheik Niamat Ali, Mashihuddin Shaker |
|
Bangladesh |
French Cinémathèque
| La Cinémathèque Française Present |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| El Dorado |
The Gold |
Marcel LHerbier |
1921 |
France |
| L'Inondation |
Flooding |
Louis Delluc |
1923 |
France |
| La Glace A Trois Faces |
Ice Has Three Faces |
Jean Epstein |
1927 |
France |
Polish Week
| Polish Week |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Aktorzy Prowincjonalni |
Provincial Actors |
Agnieszka Holland |
1979 |
Poland |
| Aria Dla Atlety |
Aria Dla Athletes |
Filip Bajon |
1979 |
Poland |
| Barwy Ochronne |
Protective Colors |
Krzysztof Zanussi |
1977 |
Poland |
| Pelnia |
FREEMIA |
Andrzej Kondratiuk |
1979 |
Poland |
| Umarla Klasa |
The Class Died |
Andrzej Wajda |
1978 |
Poland |
| Wodzierej |
Water |
Feliks Falk |
1978 |
Poland |
| Swiss Information - Feature Films |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Das Gefrorene Herz |
The Frozen Heart |
Xavier Koller |
|
Switzerland |
| Le Chemin Perdu |
The Lost Path |
Patricia Moraz |
|
Switzerland |
| Quand Il N'Y A Plus D'Eldorado |
When There is No more Eldorado |
Claude Champion |
|
Switzerland |
| Ritorno A Casa |
Return Home |
Nino Jacusso |
|
Switzerland |
| Un Homme En Fuite |
A Man on the Run |
Simon Edelstein |
|
Switzerland |
| Uramai |
Mero |
Giovanni Doffini |
|
Switzerland |
| Swiss Information - Short And Medium-Length Films |
| Au Bord Du Lac |
By the Lake |
Michel Rode |
|
Switzerland |
| Onore E Riposo |
Honor and Rest |
Fernando Raffaeli Colla |
|
Switzerland |
| Play 28/29 |
HHK Schönherr |
|
Switzerland |
| Rich And Famous |
Heinz Schmid, Gro Ström |
|
Switzerland |
| Space Gambler |
Georges Dufaux |
|
Switzerland |
| Tribute To Marcel L'Herbier (1888-1979) |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Adrienne Lecouvreur |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1938 |
France |
| Autour De L'Argent |
Around Money |
Jean Dréville |
1928 |
France |
| El Dorado |
The Gold |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1921 |
France |
| Feu Mathias Pascal |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1925 |
France |
| L'Argent |
Money |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1929 |
France |
| L'Enfant De L'Amour |
The Child of Love |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1930 |
France |
| L'Homme Du Large |
The Man of the Sea |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1920 |
France |
| L'Inhumaine |
Inhuman |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1924 |
France |
| La Comedie Du Bonheur |
The Comedy of Happiness |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1940 |
France |
| La Mode Revee |
Revee Fashion |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1939 |
France |
| La Nuit Fantastique |
Fantastic Night |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1942 |
France |
| La Revolte |
To Riots |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1949 |
France |
| La Vie de bohème |
Boheme Life |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1945 |
France |
| Le Bonheur |
Happiness |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1935 |
France |
| Le Parfum De La Dame En Noir |
The Scent of the Lady in Black |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1931 |
France |
| Nuits De Feu |
Fire Nights |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1937 |
France |
| Rose France |
Marcel L'Herbier |
1919 |
France |
Film Critics Week
| FIPRESCI - International Federation of Film Critics Week |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Anthracite |
Edouard Niermans |
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France |
| Balada Pro Banditu |
The Pro of the Force Arrived |
Vladimir Sis |
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Czech Republic |
| Boomerang |
Ivan Nitchev |
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Bulgaria |
| Das Höchste Gut Einer Frau Ist Ihr Schweigen |
The Highest Asset of a Woman is Her Silence |
Gertrud Pinkus |
|
Switzerland |
| Der Willi Busch Report |
The Willi Busch Report |
Klaus Schilling |
|
Germany |
| Hungerjahre |
Hunger |
Jutta Brückner |
|
Germany |
| P.S |
Roland Gräf |
|
Germany |
| Szansa |
Chance |
Feliks Falk |
|
Poland |
Official Awards
FIRPESCI Jury
- International critics prize: MAJD HOLNAP by Judith Elek, KUNG-FU by Janusz Kijowski
- Prize of 2’500 fr.: RITORNO A CASA by Nino Jacusso
Source:[6][7][8]
References
- 1 2 3 4 5 "Pictures: Early locarno fest date tied to berlin, venice film events. (1980, Mar 05)". Variety. Vol. 298, no. 5. Los Angeles. 5 March 1980. pp. 5, 36. ProQuest 1438306471.
- ↑ Van Laer, Robert (16 April 1980). "80 European Film Festivals Take Up Entire Summer". The Hollywood Reporter. Vol. 261, no. 18. Hollywood, CA. pp. C-12. ProQuest 2598192433.
- ↑ "Pictures: BROSSARD DUE IN U.S.; DEPLORES U.S. SNUB OF LOCARNO FEST". Variety. Vol. 300, no. 3. 20 August 1980. p. 28. ProQuest 1505840409.
- 1 2 3 Moskowitz, Gene (20 August 1980). "Pictures: Locarno's problem: Better films". Variety. Vol. 300, no. 3. p. 32. ProQuest 1505842066.
- 1 2 "Pictures: Locarno Fest Personals". Variety. Vol. 300, no. 3. 20 August 1980. p. 28. ProQuest 1505842752.
- 1 2 "1980 Locarno Film Festival". Locarno Film Festival. Retrieved 8 April 2025.
- 1 2 "The Festival - Palmarès". Locarno Film Festival. Retrieved 15 April 2025.
- 1 2 "Pictures: Prizes at locarno fest. (1980, Aug 20)". Variety. Vol. 300, no. 3. 20 August 1980. p. 28. ProQuest 1505843005.
- ↑ "Locarno Film Festival · All the films of the Locarno Film Festival..." Locarno Film Festival. Archived from the original on 7 April 2025. Retrieved 15 April 2025.
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