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IDFA International Documentary Festival AmsterdamThe 23rd edition of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), the world's largest and most prestigious film event devoted exclusively to non-fiction film and media, will run from 17 - 28 November in the city of Amsterdam. POSITION AMONG THE STARS17.11.2010 | IDFA International Documentary Festival Amsterdam's blog
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Position Among The Stars
Watched Position Among The Stars at IDFA, Amsterdam. The film makers home press were gushing over it plus the festival director had announced it as a masterpeice before the festival had even started.
I just didn't get it. No film maker had won twice at IDFA so I was expecting something stunning for this film to do so, but it felt like more of the same.
Is shot on shaky DV and not suited to a cinematic experience. Might play better on tv as the wobble made me feel queezy. The directors held shots longer but these felt very set-up with the camera zipping across characters eyelines and bumping around people. These long unmotivated camera moves felt very contrived and set up while at the same time passing the scene off as verite.
Was perplexed at the film and why it won at IDFA when there was such a strong cinematic line up this year.