35th Locarno Film Festival| Location | Locarno, Switzerland |
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| Founded | 1946 |
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| Awards |
- Four Special Jury Mentions
- Special Locarno Prize to Das Letzte Loch (The Last Hole) directed by Herbert Achternbusch
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| Artistic director | David Strieff |
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| Festival date | Opening: 6 August 1982 (1982-08-06)
Closing: 15 August 1982 (1982-08-15) |
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| Website | LFF |
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The 35th Locarno Film Festival was held from 6 to 15 August 1982 in Locarno, Switzerland.[1] This was David Strieff's first year as director following the departure of Jean-Pierre Brossard.[2] A retrospective of Powell and Pressburger films was screened, which coincided with the burgeoning recognition of their work as "auteurs" in film circles.[3][2] Michael Powell attended the festival and gave a talk about auteurism with Swiss director Markus Imhoof, and Gaumont studio head Daniel Toscan du Plantier.[3]
Douglas Sirk attended the screening of documentary Rainer Werner Fassbinder dreht "Querelle" (Rainer Werner Fassbinder Shoots "Querelle"), and sung its praises telling the director Dieter Schidor, a long-time Fassbinder collaborator, that it was "...a real film, much more than a documentary."[2][4] This was despite the omission of a 14-minute interview Rainer Werner Fassbinder gave hours before his death that had to be cut due to a German court injunction.[5][4] Fassbinder's mother got the injunction as she did not want people to see footage of him sick.[5][4]
No Golden Leopard or any other festival prizes were awarded this year, despite this year being considered a good one at Locarno, because the jury claimed the best films could not be ranked over each other and four films were given Special Mentions.[6][7][5][2] It was revealed that the Jury felt that the mix of art-house films against expensive prestige and commercial productions was unfair.[8][5][6] Festival organizers quickly assembled an ad-hoc jury to award a Special Locarno Prize and 10,000 Francs to Das Letzte Loch (The Last Hole) directed by Herbert Achternbusch.[9][7]
Official Sections
The following films were screened in these sections:[10]
Main Program
In Competition - Feature Films
Out of Competition - Feature Films
| Original Title |
English Title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production Country |
| 49th Parallel |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1941 |
Great Britain |
| A Canterbury Tale |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1944 |
Great Britain |
| A Matter Of Life And Death |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1946 |
Great Britain |
| An Airman's Letter To His Mother |
Michael Powell |
1941 |
Great Britain |
| Black Narcissus |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1947 |
Great Britain |
| Gone To Earth |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1950 |
Great Britain |
| I Know Where I'M Going |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1945 |
Great Britain |
| Peeping Tom |
Michael Powell |
1960 |
Great Britain |
| The Edge Of The World |
Michael Powell |
1937 |
Great Britain |
| The Elusive Pimpernel |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1950 |
Great Britain |
| The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1943 |
Great Britain |
| The Red Shoe'S Sketches |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1948 |
Great Britain |
| The Small Back Room |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1949 |
Great Britain |
| The Spy In Black |
Michael Powell |
1939 |
Great Britain |
| The Tales Of Hoffmann |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1951 |
Great Britain |
| The Thief Of Bagdad |
Ludwig Berger, Michael Powell |
1940 |
Great Britain |
| The Volunteer |
Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger |
1943 |
Great Britain |
Special Sections
Mexican National Cinema Week
| Mexican National Week |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Cadena Perpetua |
Life Imprisonment |
Arturo Ripstein, Arturo Ripstein |
1978 |
Mexico |
| Cafe Tacuba |
Jorge Prior |
1982 |
Mexico |
| Canoa |
Canoe |
Felipe Cazals |
1975 |
Mexico |
| El Lugar Sin Limites |
The Place without Limits |
Arturo Ripstein, Arturo Ripstein |
1977 |
Mexico |
| En La Trampa |
In the Trap |
Raul Araiza |
1978 |
Mexico |
| La Isla De La Pasion |
The Island of the Passion |
Emilio Fernandez |
1941 |
Mexico |
| Maria De Mi Corazon |
MARIA DE MY HEART |
Jaime Humberto Hermosillo |
1979 |
Mexico |
| Niño Fidencio |
Fidencio Child |
Nicolas Echevarria |
1980 |
Mexico |
| Carte Blanche Sections by Markus Imhoof |
| Original Title |
English Title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production Country |
| Fat City |
John Huston |
1972 |
USA |
| Greed |
Erich von Stroheim |
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USA |
| La Grande Illusion |
The Great Illusion |
Jean Renoir |
1937 |
France |
| Los Olvidados |
The Forgotten |
Luis Buñuel |
1950 |
Mexico |
| Opening Night |
John Cassavetes |
1977 |
USA |
| Rocco E I Suoi Fratelli |
Rocco and His Brothers |
Luchino Visconti |
1960 |
Italia |
Out of Program & Special Program
| Out of Program |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Das Schleisische Tor |
The Schleisian Gate |
Clemens Klopfenstein |
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Germany |
| Drimage |
Silvio Soldini |
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USA |
| Special Program |
| Effetto Olmi |
Olmi Effect |
Mario Brenta |
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Italia |
| Le Festival De Locarno Dans Le Miroir Du Cine Journal Suisse |
The Locarno Festival in the Cine Journal Swiss Mirror |
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Switzerland |
| Novy Vavilon |
New Babylon |
Grigori Kozintzev, Leonid Trauberg |
1929 |
Russia |
| Parsifal |
Hans-Jürgen Syberberg |
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Germany |
| Rainer Werner Fassbinder Dreht Querelle |
Rainer Werner Fassbinder Shoots "Querelle" |
Dieter Schidor |
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Germany |
| Sonezaki Shinju |
Sonezaki Pearl |
Midori Kurisaki |
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Japan |
| Vizsgalat Martinovics Ignac, Szaszvari Apat Es Tarsai Ügyben |
Examination Martinovics Ignac, Sasvari Apat and Tarsai Case |
Judith Elek |
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Hungary |
Parallel Screenings
Film Critics Week
| FIPRESCI - International Federation of Film Critics Week |
| Original Title |
English Title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production Country |
| Cinq Et La Peau |
Five and the Skin |
Pierre Rissient |
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France |
| Dakhal |
Interfering |
Goutam Ghose |
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India |
| Die Zeit Böse |
The Time Evil |
Beat Kuert |
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Switzerland |
| Kettevalt Mennyezet |
Dowry Ceiling |
Pal Gabor |
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Hungary |
| Nacht Der Wölfe |
Night of the Wolves |
Rüdiger Nüchtern |
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Germany |
| No Eran Nadie |
They Were Nobody |
Sergio Bravo-Ramos |
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Chile |
| Swiss Information Feature Films |
| Original title |
English title |
Director(s) |
Year |
Production country |
| Claire Et L'Obscur |
Claire and the Dark |
Costa Haralambis |
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Switzerland |
| Das Flugjahr |
The Flight Year |
Markus Fischer |
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Switzerland |
| Die Unterbrochene Spur |
The Interrupted Track |
Mathias Knauer |
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Switzerland |
| Ludwig Hohl |
Alexander J. Seiler |
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Switzerland |
| Matlosa |
Villi Hermann |
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Switzerland |
| Unsere Eltern Haben Den Ausweis C 1. Schichtwechsel 2. Schulweg Zwischen Zwei Welten |
Our Parents Have the ID C 1. Shift Change 2. School Path Between Two Worlds |
Eduard Winiger |
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Switzerland |
| Windplätze Aufgerissen |
Wind Places Opened |
Pius Morger |
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Switzerland |
| Swiss Information Short And Means Films |
| A L'Ombre De La Peste |
To L'ombre of the Plague |
Martial Wannaz |
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Switzerland |
| Chormann |
Lukas Strebel |
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Switzerland |
| Der Geringste Winderstand |
The Slightest Resistance |
Peter Fischli |
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Switzerland |
| Die Verkehrsmeldung |
The Traffic Message |
Alex Brunner |
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Switzerland |
| Il Ponte |
The Bridge |
Rainaldo Zambrano |
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Switzerland |
| Inventaire Lausannois |
Lausanne Inventory |
Yves Yersin |
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Switzerland |
| La Solution! |
Maurice Giacomini, Luca Ionel |
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Switzerland |
| Le Ravissement De Frank N. Stein |
The Delight of Frank N. Stein |
Georges Schwizgebel |
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Switzerland |
| Lettre A Freddy Buache |
Letter to Freddy Buache |
Jean-Luc Godard |
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Switzerland |
| Voyage Jusqu'A L'Aube |
Voyage to Dawn |
Christiane Kolla |
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Switzerland |
Official Awards
FIPRESCI International Jury
- FIPRESCI Prize: Klassengeflüster (Class Murmurs) directed by Nino Jacusso and Franz Richenbach[7]
Source:[11][12][9][7]
References
- ↑ "Pictures: Upcoming fests & markets. (1982, Aug 04)". Variety. Vol. 308, no. 1. 4 August 1982. p. 24. ProQuest 1438346531.
- 1 2 3 4 Fainaru, Edna (18 August 1982). "Pictures: New topper, new fest center mark revamped locarno fest". Variety. Vol. 308, no. 3. pp. 7, 29. ProQuest 1438350083.
- 1 2 "Pictures: Locarno logbook. (1982, Aug 25)". Variety. Vol. 308, no. 4. 25 August 1982. p. 27. ProQuest 1438337878.
- 1 2 3 Fainaru, Edna (25 August 1982). "Pictures: Fassbinder's 'Querelle' Awaits Final Chapter: Public Shock Waves". Variety (Archive: 1905-2000). Vol. 308, no. 4. pp. 24, 26. ProQuest 1438337368.
- 1 2 3 4 5 "Pictures: Plenty of nays at locarno: Footage of RWF, grand prizes". Variety. Vol. 308, no. 3. 18 August 1982. pp. 7, 31. ProQuest 1438349870.
- 1 2 Fainaru, Edna (25 August 1982). "Pictures:Imhoof defends Locarno No-Prize; Next ic Project Unfolds in Italy". Variety. Vol. 308, no. 4. p. 27. ProQuest 1438343711.
- 1 2 3 4 5 "Pictures: No top prizes at locarno. (1982, Aug 18)". Variety. Vol. 308, no. 3. 18 August 1982. p. 7. ProQuest 1438350006.
- ↑ Fainaru, Edna (10 August 1983). "Pictures: Locarno gets its act together; streiff juggles four sections as sole selector; rival fests poach". Variety. Vol. 312, no. 2. pp. 7, 34. ProQuest 1438373104.
- 1 2 3 "No Leopards". Screen International. No. 357. London, UK. 21 August 1982. p. 2. ProQuest 963193624.
- ↑ "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.
- ↑ "1982 Locarno Film Festival". Locarno Film Festival. Retrieved 8 April 2025.
- ↑ "The Festival - Palmarès". Locarno Film Festival. Retrieved 15 April 2025.
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