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A Hawk & A Hacksaw: Live Rescore of Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (15) S
Dir: Sergei Paradjanov
Cast: Ivan Mikolajchuk, Larisa Kadochnikova 92 mins, 1964, USSR, Subtitled
Please note: this is an old screening, first shown in Dec 2011
New Mexico's widescreen roving folk duo A Hawk and A Hacksaw (accordionist/drummer Jeremy Barnes and violinist Heather Trost) present a brand new live rescore of Soviet director Sergei Paradjanov's classic film Shadows Of Forgotten Ancestors. Set high up in the Carpathian mountains, the film tells the age old tale of a peasant's love and loss in a pre-industrial age where magic and ritual are as much a part of existence as back-breaking work and violent family feuds. The colour, grandeur and gut-wrenching romance of A Hawk and A Hacksaw's music is the perfect counterpoint to Paradjanov's visionary blend of folklore, sorcery and religious symbolism.
Presented in collaboration with Qu Junktions.
FFI: ahawkandahacksaw.net; myspace.com/ahawkandahacksaw; Artificial Eye.
Fee: £10.00 full / £8.00 concessions.
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