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Review: Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus
"Shainberg’s approach boldly goes where no biopic has gone before, by limiting traditional biopic information Shainberg peaks the viewer’s curiosity but ultimately, it does nothing to make understand Arbus’ contribution to the world of American photography."
Au Revoir Philippe Noiret
The French actor known for his long standing 100-plus movie career as died today. Some will remember for his role in La Grande Bouffe that preemed at Cannes in 73’ and his postcard to the love of cinema with Cinema Paradiso.
Curse of the Golden Flower one-sheet
Its another duo combo release this year for Zhang Yimou. After doubling up in 2004 with the North American release of Hero and House of Flying Daggers, this year the Sony Pictures Clasics label gave us
Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles and the upcoming Curse of the Golden Flower. Today we received the one sheet for the fantasy period film.
Goodbye Mr.Altman
It wasn’t that long ago that film school introduced me to a 16mm print of Nashville – the chaotic, blissful, satire on politics was the brilliant masterpiece that for many remains Robert Altman’s greatest gift to film. However, the stubborn un-Hollywood director has left us with a library of films that we can consider great – commencing with M*A*S*H and ending with Gosford Park.
