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Antonini-esque Cannes Poster plus Our Cannes 2009 Predictions
Cannes launched their new website and a spanking brand new poster hours before the anticipated announcement of the films that will make up the 2009 edition. This year's one sheet (a banner that will litter the entire Croisette) is an homage to last year's dearly departed Michelangelo Antonioni and his masterwork l’Avventura.
Review: Tyson
"...viewers hoping that the docu filmmaker peels away the layers of his docu subject will find a golden opportunity wasted."
DVD Review: Quantum of Solace [Blu-ray]
"After stripping the franchise from the elements that anchored it down as in gadget-overload, tacky one-liners, facile bed-partners and over-zealous villains, the film feels further depleted to the point where Forster doesn’t even allow viewers to enjoy the film's biggest selling point: the action sequences."
Naomi Kawase 2009 Recipient Carrosse d’Or
This year, the award goes to a Japanese filmmaker who've I only been introduced by her most recent effort - the gorgeous looking, mind-boggling The Mourning Forest. Naomi Kawase will receive the honor at the opening of the section and will show a re-edited version of her 2000 feature Hotaru.
