JURY

SELECTED FILMS

AWARDS

Special Guest 
MONTXO  ARMENDARIZ

Special Guest 
GORAN  PASKALJEVIC

Special Guest 
CAVEH ZAHEDI

SCANDINAVIAN
SHORT PANORAMA
Selected by
Karolina Lidin

"The Shutka
Book of Records"
by Aleksandar Manic 

SALENTO FINIBUS
TERRAE 2006
Film Festival Cortometraggio Internazionale

In the framework of the cooperation with other European film festivals the 24 July 2006 TIFF will organize “Albanian Shorts”, a special night within the "Salento Finibus Terrae" International Film Festival. The five Albanian shorts already selected by the direction of the Salento Film Festival are: "Abandoned Eden" by Eno Milkani, "Bitter Prunes" by Dorian Ahmeti, "The Bridge" by Artur Muharremi, "Tunnel" by Ilir Butka, "Snowdrops" by Robert budina.
For more information: www.salentofinibusterrae.com
 

EURO
MEDITERRANEAN CINEMA:
THE WEEK OF ALBANIAN CINEMA

The European Cinema Festival of Lecce, chosen by the cinema section in the  Programme PIC Interreg Italy/Albania, will dedicate this year a week to discover or re-discover Albanian cinematography...The Festival will host some of the most important contemporary Albanian directors.

ALBANIA ART NSTITUTE

Welcome to the 3Edition of
T.I.F.F
Cinema Short Film Festival

 Special Program



 WOODY  ALLEN

His large body of work and cerebral film style have made him one of the most widely respected and prolific filmmakers in the modern era. Allen writes and directs his movies and has also acted in the majority of them. For inspiration, Allen draws heavily on literature, philosophy, psychology, European cinema and, most important, New York City, where he was born and in which he has lived all his life.

Synopses
Romantic adventures of neurotic New York comedian Alvy Singer and his equally neurotic girlfriend Annie Hall. The film traces the course of their relationship from their first meeting, and serves as an interesting historical document about love in the 1970s.
“Even as a kid I always went for the wrong women, when we went to see Snow White, everyone fell in love with Snow White, I immediately fell for the wicked queen.”
 

Annie Hall won the Oscar for being the best movie 1977. Allen also won the Oscar for the best direction. At the ceremony, he didn’t show up to accept the statue. The media found out that he was playing the clarinet at the Michels’ that evening, as on all Monday evenings for decades. The explanation he gave in an interview, was that he felt competing in arts, rediculous. Annie Hall (1977)