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1st European Psychoanalytic 
Film Festival  London  1 - 4 November 2001

The conference was a great success and ended on Sunday 4 November.
This website will remain at this location before possibly being integrated
with the website
of the British Psychoanalytical Society, www.psychoanalysis.org.uk

Feedback concerning all aspects of the event is welcomed and can be sent to
epff@psychoanalysis.org.uk and it will be published here. We will also
put onto this site many of the excellent photographs taken by Clive Robinson
as well as retaining the developing Film Bibliography. Articles and papers, some
from the conference, will be published here as we receive them from presenters.

In time, information concerning the eventual second EPFF will also appear here.

Dr Candy Aubry's paper on 'Harry he is here to help':
A Kleinian Perspective

1ST EUROPEAN
PSYCHOANALYTIC FILM FESTIVAL
If Freud
made films...
Andrea Sabbadini interviewed

The British  Psychoanalytical           Society		Sponsored by The Observer & National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts
	At  BAFTA British Academy of Film &Television Arts  195 Piccadilly, London W1

Enquiries:(+44)(0)207 563 5017 113367.3602@compuserve.com   also supported by:   Italian Cultural Institute The Cultural Office The Spanish Embassy, UK International Association for the History of Psychoanalysis European  Psychoanalytical Federation Hungarian Cultural Centre Israel Foreign Office British Council

The 1st European Psychoanalytic Film Festival (EPFF), took place in London between 1 - 4 November 2001. It provided a unique opportunity for leading European film-makers, scholars and psychoanalysts, to meet and discuss their work. The Festival consisted of screening of films, panel presentations and workshops, with audience discussion, on topics relating to the worlds of cinema and psychoanalysis. The Organising Committee in London and the group of Consultants across Europe thank all participants for their active and enthusiastic engagement with us. We look forward to seeing you all at the eventual second European Psychoanalytic Film Festival   Visit the British Psychoanalytical Society Psychoanalysis and the Cinema Series page      Interview with Bernardo Bertolucci: How to kill your father......and get away with it, The Observer, Sunday October 21, 2001; Gaby Wood

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  eventsBPAS@compuserve.com

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