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A Cannes Heavy NYFF Puts Resnais, Lee Daniels and Almodovar in the Spotlight
I'd focus on Maren Ade's Everyone Else (Kent Jones wrote an essay in this month's Film Comment about this German film and comparable on-screen relationships citing Cassavetes and Bergman examples), Zhao Dayong's three hour documentary film (Ghost Town) about how China's Cultural Revolution didn't benefit everyone and (see pic) Samuel Maoz's circa 1982 film (Lebanon) which will screen at Venice, TIFF and at the Lincoln Center - not bad for a first time filmmaker!
Solondz, Audiard and Almodovar Among TiFF’s Special Presentations
Sony Pictures Classics will showcasing Broken Embraces, An Education and one of the best pictures of the year in A Prophet to North American audiences, while TIFF's North American premiere of Todd Solondz's latest means that Life During Wartime will be in Venice as well.
Long Term Lover: SPC picks up 10th Almodóvar title
Today's announcement (Sony Pictures Classics picks up a 10th Pedro Almodovar picture) proves that in the rare case, long term partnerships do exist.
Almodóvar will break out the ‘Hugs’ in 2008
He is a regualr contributor to the 7th art - not the most prolific filmmaker among us - but he still manages to churn out a...
Review: The Skin I Live In (La Piel Que Habito)
"Rejoice in the fact that one of world cinema’s great artists is doing anything but resting on his laurels: Pedro Almodovar’s giddily unclassifiable The Skin I Live In might be the most challenging and unsettling movie of the Spanish auteur’s career, while still maintaining his usual unabashed humor and novelistic nuance."
