Festival films showing

Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33985, 28 October 1975, Page 12

Festival films showing

Fifteen films from the recent international amateur film festival organised by the Christchurch Movie Club will have a public screening in the Museum Theatre on Saturday and Monday nights.

Three .of the films will be screened on both evenings — “The Flee Market” by J. and G. Hickie (Scotland), winner of the fiction section; “Football U.5.A.,” by F. Harshbarger (United States), winner of the documentary section; and “Bali.” by Kurt Keil (Austria), winner of the travel section and the Hei Tiki Trophy. The programme is:— Saturday.— “Sci Azzuro (Italian Ski-ing).” R. Mando ; lesi (Italy), Kodak Prize for Best Photography; “The Discoverers Club,” M. Rosenzweig (U.S.); “Beyond Saimaa Canal to Kuopio,” A. O. Olsen (U.S.); “The Flee Market.” J. and G. Hickie (Scotland), winner fiction section; "Mother is Shaving,” M. Taylor (Christchurch); “Tuneful Wings,” Orr and Goff (U.S.), Photographic Service nature award; “And on the Eighth Day,” Altrincham Cine Club (England), Kempthorne Prosser monochrome award; “Football U.5.A.,” F. Harshbarger (U.S.), winner documentary section; “Bali,” Kurt Keil (Austria), Hei Tiki Trophy, winner travel section, Agfa Gaevert prize for editing.

Monday.— “The Flee Market,” “Enchanted- Wilderness.” C. W. Aldred (Canada); “Tsoin Tsoin Phoney,” Y. Benoit (France); “Football U.S.A;” “The Incredible Jet Car,” R. Harper (U.S.), award merit; “Boots Along the Heaphy,” I. Fisher (Christchurch), best New Zealand subject; “Mexico D.F.,” L Babkes (U.S.), award merit; “Haps Hash and the Coloured Coat,” H. Veen (Holland), lan Little, Ltd, sound award, award of merit: “Bali.”