Films and sections

Harvest
  • Silent Souls (Aleksej Fedorchenko, Russia, 2010)
  • Jean Gentil (Laura A. Guzmán, Israel Cárdenas, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Germany, 2010)
  • The Four Times (Michelangelo Frammartino, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, 2010)
  • Karma (Prasanna Jayakody, Sri Lanka, 2010)
  • Nainsukh (Amit Dutta, India, Switzerland, 2010)
  • Tilva Roš (Nikola Ležaić, Serbia, 2010)

Good neighbours 
  • No Fear (Piergiorgio Gay, Italy, 2010)
  • Abendland (Nikolaus Geyrhalter, Austria, 2011)
  • Short Film Stars from Croatia:
Then I See Tanja (Juraj Lerotić, Croatia, 2010)
Yellow Moon (Zvonimir Jurić, Croatia, 2009)
Miramare (Michaela Mueller, Croatia/Switzerland, 2009)
Party (Dalibor Matanič, Germany/Croatia, 2009)  


Open Island
 
Silvan's Bay  
  • Genpin (Naomi Kawase, Japan, 2010)
  • Eternity (Sivaroj Kongsakul, Thailand, 2010)
 
Island Cinemateque
  
  • Pauline at the Beach (Eric Rohmer, France, 1983)
  • Ivan Martinac: Retrospective: Meštrović (Exaltation of Matter) (Croatia, 1960), Monologue on Split (Croatia, 1961-62), Armagedon or the End (Croatia, 1964), Lifeless Day (Croatia, 1965), Life is Beautiful (Croatia, 1966), I'm Mad (Croatia, 1967), Studio Dioklecian (Croatia,1967), All or Nothing (Croatia, 1968)

  Island Animateque  

 
Friends 

  • Lisanka (Daniel Díaz Torres, Cuba, Russia, 2010)
  • Eduardo del Llano: Nicanor: Pas de Quatre (Cuba, 2009), Aché (Cuba, 2010), Pravda (Cuba, 2010), Exit (Cuba, 2011)
  • Headshots (Lawrence Tooley, Austria, Germany, 2010)
  • The Christening (Marcin Wrona, Poland, 2009)
  • Cinema India: The Spell (Umesh Kulkarni, 2010), Dissolution (Umesh Kulkarni, 2010), Jan Villa (Natasha Mendonca, 2011), The Stitches Speak (Nina Sabnani, 2009), Six Strands (Chaitanya Tamhane, 2010)


Video on the Beach

This year's short film selection Video on the Beach, is composed of films from all over the world. In addition to artists from Israel, Taiwan, South Korea and Belarus there's also a section dedicated to young and promising Austrian filmmakers. Not to mention the un-established but 'rising' Slovene artists, whose promotion is one of the principal objectives of the Video on the Beach. This year's edition dedicates two programme sections to the new Slovenes – short features and documentaries which in an original and audacious manner deal with current urban phenomena. Furthermore, Slovene authors also account for a significant portion of the experimental and animation film, which is this year bursting with, and distinguished by, highly original approaches. And so, because of this international dimension playing of against the considerable participation by local artists, Video on the Beach 2011 will be all about filmic 'cultural' collisions and eclectic journeys to (not too) distant worlds.


For Children and Youngsters: Island Kinobalon


Coming to Kino Otok - Isola Cinema 2011