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See a video reportage from Cinémonde #21 here!

Cinémonde Soiree Number 22:
Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012, from 6:30 to 10:30 pm
TURN ME ON, DAMMIT!
(Norway, 2011, Color, 76 mins.)
written & directed by Jannicke Systad Jacobsen

Winner, 2011 Tribeca Film Festival, Best Screenplay
Winner, 2011 Rome Film Festival, Best Debut Film

Starring: Helene Bergsholm, Malin Bjørhovde, Henriette Steenstrup, Matia Myren, Beate Støfring,
Lars Nordtveit Listau

By special arrangement with New Yorker Films: www.newyorkerfilms.com

CINEMONDE Soirée Number 22
Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Cinémonde is a private, elegant movie series with sneak previews all year long of thought-provoking films plus a cocktail reception for film lovers and filmmakers. It's designed for film, media and entertainment professionals and those who want to be!

Cinémonde Soirée #22 on Tuesday, Jan. 31 will bring together "Cinémonders" and filmmakers for another memorable program of great spirits, hors d'oeuvres, cinema and comaraderie. Here's a video reportage about Soirée #21 on YouTube.

* You can reserve up to 4 places at Reserve Cinemonde Now.

* Click here for Cinémonde Overview.
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See Menus from previous Cinemonde Soirees at: Past
Cinemonde Menus.

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CinémondeComments.

* If you want to be invited to Cinémonde, please send a request
to: cinemonde@mistralartistmanagement.com.

* If you are a filmmaker and want us to consider your short or
feature for an upcoming Cinémonde event, please submit your work through WithoutABox.com at: Submit for Cinémonde.
Cinémonde Scrapbook

Filmmakers from "The Understudy": Hannah Davis, Paul Sparks, Kelli Giddish, Marin Ireland, Aasif Mandvi & David Conolly. (Photos: Gerald Lerner)

Below, pre-screening Audience Awards get everyone's attention!

Join us for the first Cinemonde Soirée of 2012 as we welcome from Norway a new film talent, Jannicke Systad Jacobsen, and her debut coming-of-age feature, TURN ME ON, DAMMIT!, a film that’s full of humanism, sweetness and offbeat humor. The evening begins with a Scandanavian cocktail reception and open bar, and after the screening, desserts and one-for-the-road drinks.

Cinémonde Background Material
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Cinémonde Comments
If you want to see comments from "Cinemonders"
about Cinémonde, click here: CinémondeComments.
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Cinémonde Video Reportages
* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #20, go to:
Cinemonde Soiree #20
* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #19, go to:
Cinemonde Soiree #19
* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #18,
go to: Cinemonde Soiree #18

* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #15,
go to Cinémonde Soiree #15
* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #14,
go to Cinémonde Soiree #14
* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #13,
go to Cinémonde Soiree #13
* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #12,
go to Cinémonde Soiree #12
* See a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #11,
go to Cinémonde Soiree #11

Submit your film for Cinémonde Consideration
* If you are a filmmaker and want us to consider your short or
feature for an upcoming Cinémonde event, please submit your work through WithoutABox.com at: Submit for Cinémonde.

Menus from past Cinemonde Soirees
Past Cinemonde Menus.

In Skoddeheimen, an insufferably boring little town in the hinterlands of Norway, Alma, a gawkily gorgeous 15-year-old, is consumed by her out-of-control hormones and sexual fantasies. Artur, the boyfriend she yearns for, reveals something very personal to Alma, but when word gets out about the incident, she is ostracized by her schoolmates.

Rarely have a girl’s burgeoning sexuality and loneliness been rendered so forthrightly. The acute embarrassments and social minefields of adolescence are generously portrayed as wry comedy, with approaching adulthood as the welcome light at the end of the tunnel. Come share another memorable evening with us!

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Seating for all Cinemonde soirees is limited. You need to be invited in order to participate. We send out invitations by e-mail to a select listing of “Cinémonders” who are entertainment/film/media professionals. Or want to be. You can also request an invitation by e-mailing us at:
cinemonde@mistralartistmanagement.com.

Everyone needs to be invited personally, thus underscoring the private nature of the series. Guests reserve their places beforehand on a first-come, first-serve basis. Tickets for Soiree #22 can be pre-paid through PayPal (it’s easy, all credit cards accepted). Go to: Reserve Cinemonde Now.

Barring extraordinary circumstances, monies will not be accepted at the door.

Audience Award winners
MID-AUGUST LUNCH
Matthew Broderick
Jerry Zaks
After a decade with the venerable Fifi Oscard Agency, Jerome Henry Rudes opened his own boutique agency, Mistral Artist Management, in January 2008 in order to represent a select group of talented authors, playwrights, directors, screenwriters and actors in America and Europe. A dual citizen of both the United States and France, Mr. Rudes lives in New York City and Provence. He is the Founder/President of the 25-year-old Avignon Film Festival (in France) and the 13-year-old Avignon/New York Film Festival (in Manhattan) where he hosted many established filmmakers such as Louis Malle, Agnès Varda, Jerry Schatzberg, Roger Corman, David Brown, Curtis Hanson, Mika Kaurismaki, Claude Miller, Paul Schrader and Paul Mazursky, as well as scores of emerging filmmakers like Cedric Klapisch, Richard Linklater, Arnaud Desplechin, Christophe Ruggia, Bruno Dumont, Gaspar Noé and Quentin Tarantino. Mr. Rudes co-authored Samuel Fuller’s "A Third Face, My Tale of Writing, Fighting, and Filmmaking," published by Alfred Knopf in 2004. Mistral Artist Management hopes to further the careers of great story-tellers in their pursuit of illuminating projects.
Mr. Rudes presently serves as International Coordinator for LVT Laser Subtitling-New York.

LINKS: If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #1, go to: Clip from Cinémonde #1.
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If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #12, go to: Cinémonde Soiree #12
If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #13, go to: Cinémonde Soiree #13
If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #14, go to: Cinémonde Soiree #14
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If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #16, go to: Cinémonde Soiree #16
If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #18, go to: Cinemonde Soiree #18
If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #19, go to:
Cinemonde Soiree #19
If you want to see a video reportage from Cinémonde Soiree #20, go to:
Cinemonde Soiree #20

Read: "25 Years, 25 Lessons: A Delicious Experience," MovieMaker Magazine: Page 1 / Page 2 / Page 3

Read: Jerry Rudes Bids Bon Voyage / Read: Film Festival Director Retires.

Read: "Agnès Varda Opens Up," MovieMaker Magazine: Page 1 / Page 2 / Page 3 / Page 4

Read: "The Gentle Art of Subtitling," MovieMaker Magazine: Page 1 / Page 2 / Page 3

Read: "Lessons from Nuremberg: Justice and Film Preservation Converge," MovieMaker Magazine

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