Saturday 20th March
| Time | Film/Duration/Notes |
|---|---|
| 11:15am | After the Storm 89min |
| 11:15am | The Unnatural History of the Kakapo 77min |
| 1:05pm | Gimme a Hug 13min The End of the Line 82min |
| 1:05pm | Notes on the Other 13min Smile Pinki 39min The Solitary Life of Cranes 27min |
| 2:50pm | At the Edge of the World 90min |
| 3:10pm | Our Disappeared 99min |
| 4:45pm | Journey from Zanskar 90min |
| 5:10pm | The Belgrade Phantom 80min |
| 6:45pm | B1 99min |
| 6:55pm | Pop Star on Ice 85min |
| 8:45pm | The Desert of Forbidden Art 80min Q&A New |
| 8:50pm | El Sistema 102min |
| Time | Film/Duration/Notes |
|---|---|
| 11:15am | Diary of a Time Square Thief 60min |
| 12:30pm | New Beijing 53min |
Key to symbols
- Q&A
- Filmmakers and/or the subject of the film will be in attendance at a short question and answer session with the audience immediately after the screening.
- New
- Extra screening or programme update.
Highlights from today’s screenings
The Unnatural History of the KakapoNew Zealand Once thought extinct, New Zealand’s Kakapo are the world’s rarest and strangest wild parrot. And possibly the horniest.
At the Edge of the WorldUSA Would you cling to the back of a harpooned whale? How and why under-trained and under-equipped Sea Shepherds risk their lives in the Antarctic to stop whaling.
The Desert of Forbidden ArtRussia Federation/USA/Uzbekistan How can art survive in oppressive times? During Soviet rule, artists who stayed true to their vision were squelched. But a group of artists establish a remote sanctuary.
Documentary Edge Festival 2010
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Downloads
Programmes are available at the cinemas, public libraries, and selected cafes and shops. Or email us your postal address and we’ll even post you a copy – free!