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Hallowe’en

Hallowe’en. 2008. The University of Stirling and macrobert in association with the AHRC Global Gothic Network present. Hallowe'en Gothic. 31 October - 2 November. Friday October 31. VAMPIRE NIGHT. VAMPIRE NIGHT. VAMPIRE NIGHT. It’s Hallowe’en… so dress to kill.

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Hallowe’en

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  1. Hallowe’en

  2. 2008

  3. The University of Stirling and macrobert in association with the AHRC Global Gothic Network present

  4. Hallowe'en Gothic 31 October - 2 November

  5. Friday October 31

  6. VAMPIRE NIGHT

  7. VAMPIRE NIGHT

  8. VAMPIRE NIGHT It’s Hallowe’en… so dress to kill

  9. Three Vampire Feature Films

  10. October 31. 6.00 pmFeature One: Valerie and her Week of Wonders • (Valerie a tyden divu) • 1970 • dir. Jaromil Jires • Czechoslovakia

  11. Valerie and her Week of Wonders Part fairy tale, part gothic horror A young girl’s daydreams A young girl’s sexual awakening

  12. Valerie and her Week of Wonders Valerie’s village is swarming with vampires… even her own grandmother wants to drink her blood

  13. Valerie and her Week of Wonders One of the outstanding achievements of Czech New Wave Cinema

  14. 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

  15. October 31. 9.00 pmFeature Two: Frostbite • (Frostbiten) • 2006 • Dir. Anders Banke • Sweden

  16. Frostbite The arrival of two outsiders disturbs some slumbering secret… Something is dreadfully wrong in Norbotten

  17. Frostbite Sweden’s first vampire film

  18. Frostbite When vampires run amok through the long dark night of a Scandinavian winter, it’s small comfort to know …

  19. Dawn is just a month away

  20. Frostbite Anders Banke's feature debut blends the supernaturally exotic and the mundanely parochial to dark comic effect (Film 4 Reviews)

  21. October 31. 11.30 pmFeature Three: Eternal Blood • (Sangre Eterna) • 2002 • Dir. Jorge Olguín • Chile

  22. Eternal Blood What keeps you up at night?

  23. Eternal Blood Carmilla has some new friends… There’s M. and Elizabeth and Martin and …

  24. Eternal Blood … and there’s Dahmer

  25. Eternal Blood Vampires on the streets of Santiago?

  26. Eternal Blood

  27. Eternal Blood Nuns with guns?

  28. Eternal Blood ‘This is one tough neighborhood’

  29. Eternal Blood perhaps …

  30. Eternal Blood ‘It’s only a game…’

  31. Eternal Blood Where does fantasy end and reality begin?

  32. Eternal Blood Acclaimed soundtrack includes Lucybell, ‘Ver el fin’ Joy Division, ‘She’s lost control’ Dorso, ‘Sangre Eterna’ Kanatrán, ‘Nueva Sangre’ Aldearoja, ‘Manto Negro’ Static X, ‘Permanence’ Lesbos in Love, ‘The end’ and more…

  33. Saturday November 1

  34. Afternoon programme

  35. November 11.30: Children’s matineeGrampire • (aka My Grandfather is a Vampire) • Dir. David Blyth • 1992 • New Zealand

  36. Grampire with Al Lewis, Grandpa of The Munsters

  37. Grampire What if you found out your grandfather was a vampire? …the fun kind

  38. Grampire Lonnie is about to have the adventure of a lifetime ‘This extremely original story is compulsive viewing from beginning to end…’ (Cinekid film and television)

  39. November 11.30: Children’s matineeGrampire Introduction by, and subsequent question period with director David Blyth(Death Warmed Up; Red-Blooded American Girl) ‘One of the great mavericks of New Zealand Film’ (NZ Listener)

  40. November 15.15 pm: Scottish Gothic Shorts Scottish Screen Archive National Library of Scotland

  41. November 15.15 pm: Scottish Gothic Shorts Introduced by Sarah Neely Department of Film, Media and Journalism University of Stirling

  42. Scottish Gothic Shorts Robot Three (Enrico Cocozza, 1951) Petrol (Enrico Cocozza, 1957) Scottish Screen Archive National Library of Scotland

  43. Scottish Gothic Shorts Joyride (Jim Gillespie, 1995)

  44. Scottish Gothic Shorts Contorted Hazel (John Gorman, 2006)

  45. Scottish Gothic Shorts • Rose (Sergio Casci, 1998) • The screenings of the Scottish Gothic Shorts will be followed by a discussion

  46. Evening programme

  47. The evening programme will be introduced by Ian Conrich, Director of the Centre for New Zealand Studies, Birkbeck, University of London November 1Evening programme. 8.00 pm

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