No Good Men
Filmhuis de SpiegelExpected end time: 22:00 hour
Theater Heerlen - Kleine Zaal
| Normal rate: | € 9,50 |
| Student (met college/schoolpas): | € 7,00 |
| Kind t/m 12 jaar: | € 5,00 |
Programme
8.00 pm – Doors open
8.15 pm – Introduction
8.20 pm – Short film programme
10.00 pm – Q&A with Vincent Konings, director of *A Murder of Crows*
10.25 pm – Announcement of the winner
Films
Wanklank – Sem Dingemans
Out of frustration, a music teacher strikes a pupil, causing her to slip ever deeper into a loss of her moral compass.
La Mia Luce – Gina Siliquini
A young Limburg-Italian woman travels to her father’s Italian coastal village, where, through quiet encounters and the ever-present sea, she slowly overcomes her sense of alienation and discovers that home is not a place, but a feeling of freedom and inner recognition.
Matieu – Job Wolters
Matieu, an ordinary man in his forties, accidentally kills someone whilst driving. Struggling with his pent-up guilt, he seeks increasingly extreme ways to atone for his guilt.
Blin Fiducie – Luka Kluskens
Francis lies to her blind mother, Jacky, claiming she’s in the talent class for the Limburg Majorettes Competition. In reality, Francis knows nothing about majorettes, but when the competition actually takes place, she must do everything she can to keep up the lie.
A Murder of Crows – Vincent Konings
1725, the Austrian Netherlands. A series of sinister events in a hamlet near Maastricht puts the young doctor’s assistant William on the trail of a dark conspiracy. Determined, he sets out in search of the truth, whilst the threat draws ever closer.
Vlaai Away – Yvette Bosch
Vlaai Away is an intimate documentary about feeling (or not feeling) at home. Filmmaker Yvette looks back on her Limburg roots and, now that she is a mother herself, explores what ‘home’ actually means and how other Limburgers cope with missing their homeland. And all this through the lens of a slice of vlaai.
About The Limburg Short Film Evening
To once again bring regular attention to the short film gems from our own province, CineSud and the Limburg film theatres have been joining forces since 2021 to organise The Limburg Short Film Evening. Participating cinemas are: Lumière Cinema Maastricht, Filmhuis De Spiegel Heerlen, HuB Kerkrade, Filmhuis ZICHT Sittard, ECI Cultuurfabriek Roermond and Filmtheater De Nieuwe Scene Venlo.
The selection of films will be screened in each cinema on the same day and at the same time. These will be accompanied by introductions from the filmmakers. At least one filmmaker will be present in each cinema for a live Q&A. After the screening, the audience in each cinema can vote for their favourite. The day after the screening, CineSud will announce the overall audience favourite on its website. This film will win a cash prize of €1,500, provided by CineSud.