CinEd
European Cinema collection for young people
CinEd is initiated in 2016 with the aim to enable a large number of young people to have access to European cinema and discover its diversity on a cinematographic, cultural and linguistic way. The catalogue gathers contemporary and heritage films from partners’ countries, available for cultural facilities, educative centres, entities and institutions to organise screenings in theatres and in educative sessions with no economic purposes. All films are screened in their original version with their corresponding subtitles.
The collection includes, with Spanish subtitles, the following films:
- The cinema of origins – 8 short films program (45')
- Cinema reinvented – 12 experimental short films program (45')
- El espíritu de la colmena, by Víctor Erice (The Spirit of the Beehive, Spain. 1973, 93 min)
- En construcción, by José Luis Guerin (Work in Progress, Spain, 2001, 125 min)
- El verdugo, by Luis García Berlanga (The Executioner, Spain, 1963, 91 min)
- Rentrée des classes / La vuelta a clase, by Jacques Rozier (France, 1956, 22 min)
- Il posto / El empleo, by Ermanno Olmi (Italy, 1961, 93 min)
- Pierrot le fou / Pierrot el loco, by Jean-Luc Godard (France, 1965, 112 min)
- O sangue / La sangre, by Pedro Costa (Portugal, 1989, 95 min)
- Aniki Bóbó, by Manoel de Oliveira (Portugal, 1942, 68 min)
- Uma pedra no bolso / Una piedra en el bolsillo, de Joaquim Pinto (Portugal, 1987, 91 min)
- Petite lumière / Pequeña luz, by Alain Gomis (France, 2003, 15 min)
- Mies vailla mennelsyyttä / Un hombre sin pasado, by Aki Kaurismäki (Finland, 2002, 97 min)
- Modrý tygr / El tigre azul, by Petr Oukropec (Czec Republic, 2012, 90 min)
- Cum mi-am petrecut sfârşitul lumii / Como celebré el fin del mundo, y Cătălin Mitulescu (Romania, 2006, 106 min)
- Císařův slavík / El ruiseñor del emperador, by Jiří Trnka (Czechoslovakia, 1949, 70')
- The Happiest Girl in the World / La chica más feliz del mundo, by Radu Jude (Romania, 2008, 100')
- L' Intervallo / El intervalo, by Leonardo Di Costanzo (Italy, 2012, 90')
- Zhaleika, by Eliza Petkova (Bulgaria 2016, 92')
- Angst essen seele auf / Todos nos llamamos Alí, by Rainer Werner Fassbinder (Germany 1974, 92')
Pedagogical materials, with proposals and work resources, are disposed for an active and creative closeness to films. The participation is free of charge.
CinEd is promoted and coordinated in Spain by A Bao A Qu and led for five years by the Institut français (Paris), since October 2020 the CinEd program became coordinated by the Portuguese Cinematheque - Museu do Cinema, assuming general coordination for the next 2 years. CinEd is being developed in the other participating countries: by ACFK (Czech Republic), Association Arte Urbana Collectif (Bulgaria), Cinema Arta (Romania), La Cinémathèque française (France), Contrasens (Romania), Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum (Germany), GET - Cooperativa sociale (Italy), IhmeFilmi (Finland), Association Meno Avilys (Lithuania), Mog-Technologies (technology partner - Portugal), Os Filhos de Lumière (Portugal), Shadow Casters (Croatia).
CinEd is co-financed by the Creative Europe MEDIA program of the European Union and in Spain it has the support of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports, the ICAA and the Cervantes Institute.