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Tag Archives: movies
Bad Neighborhoods (Film: Tropa de Elite – Brasil, 2007)
Brazilian cinema is for me another almost completely unexplored territory. Have I ever seen a Brazilian movie before? Probably not, maybe a couple of documentaries about Brazilian music. Director Jose Padilha‘s Elite Squad was for me as big a surprise … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Ramiro, Brazilian cinema, Elite Squad, Jose Padilha, movies, Tropa de Elite, Wagner Moura
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3Dance (Film: Pina – Wim Wenders, 2011)
Reading some the interviews that Wim Wenders gave about Pina I learned that this film ended to be something quite different from what the director originally intended. While fascinated a long time by Pina Bausch’s creation and especially Cafe Muller, … Continue reading
21st century Bond (Film: Skyfall – James Bond, 2012)
The century is the 21st according to one of the popular counting methods and ‘Bond, James Bond’ is still spoken from the screen by a man dressed in a tuxedo with a glass of a selected cocktail in hand. Yet, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Whishaw, Daniel Craig, Hollywood movies, James Bond, Judi Dench, movies, Naomi Harris, Ralph Fiennes, Sam Mendes
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Uncertain Future (Film: Sound of My Voice, 2011)
There are many interesting scenes and ideas in Sound a My Voice, the first film of director Zal Batmanglij. Co-written with Brit Marling, one of the two feminine stars of the film it tells the story of a young couple … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Brit Marling, Christopher Denham, Hollywood movies, movies, Nicole Vicius, Sound of My Voice, Zal Batmanglij
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A Fall on the Social Slope (Film: The House of Mirth – Terence Davies, Gillian Anderson, 2000)
The local cinematheque screened a few weeks ago the 2000 adaptation of Edit Wharton’s now classic novel The House of Mirth, whose first screen adaptation to screen dates back from 1918. The House of Mirth is a combination … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Anthony LaPaglia, Edit Wharton, Eric Stolz, Gillian Anderson, movies, Terence Davies, The House of Mirth
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1984 + 1 (Film: Brazil – Terry Gilliam, 1985)
I got very late to seeing Brazil. 27 years later. It was released in 1985, one year after Orwell’s year, which was also the exact moment I left my own Orwellian universe, the one where I had lived the first … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Brazil, Jonathan Pryce, movies, Rober De Niro, Terry Gilliam
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The Thrill is Gone (Film: The Muppets, 2011)
One of the songs in the first part of this comeback tentative of The Muppets is called ‘Can We Do It Again?’. To some extent it resumes the story and the history of this film. The story because the film … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Disney Studios, Jack Black, James Bobin, Jim Henson, movies, The Muppets
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Back to the 80s (Film: We Own the Night – Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg, 2007)
There is a strong feeling of deja vu planning on the viewers of We Own the Night (the slogan of the NYPD in the 80s, while fighting for the control of the streets of the Big Apple at night). The … Continue reading
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Tagged Eva Mendes, Hollywood movies, James Gray, Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg, Moni Moshonov, movies, Robert Duvall, We Own the Night
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The Old Rocker and the Holocaust (Film: This Must Be the Place – Sean Penn, 2011)
This Must Be the Place is one of the weirdest Holocaust movies ever made. So weird and so different that I doubt that it will find place in the usual re-programing of the TV stations on such commemorative moments as … Continue reading
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Tagged Holocaust, movies, Paolo Sorrentino, Sean Penn, This Must Be the Place
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The Killer’s Apprentice (Film: From Paris with Love – John Travolta and Jonathan Rhys Meyers, 2010)
There certainly is a love story going on between Hollywood and Paris. I can hardly think about a genre that is not represented in the American cinema and has its setting in Paris – from historical films to romantic comedies, … Continue reading
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Tagged Hollywood movies, John Travolta, Jonathan Rys Meyers, Luc Besson, movies, Pierre Morel
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