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Tag Archives: movies
biography and pamphlet (‘Il Divo’ – Paolo Sorrentino, 2008)
Biographical films tend to be respectful to the historical figures that they describe. Even when they describe complex and controversial characters they try to explain and to put in context the motivation of deeds which in the perspective of history … Continue reading
the best Tarantino movie not made by Tarantino (Film: ‘True Romance’ – Tony Scott, 1993)
I believe that there is such a genre called ‘the Tarantino movies’. They have a story which is usually a gangster story, but not necessarily. Men in the story are teenagers or they all have teenagers minds, they are addicted … Continue reading
screen and stage (Film: Le prenom – 2012)
‘Le prenom’ translated in English in the Shakespearean ‘What’s in a Name’ is even more than an adaptation, it is almost filmed theater. Excepting the introduction which is funny but has little to do with the film and the final … Continue reading
‘based on a true story’ does not really make a true film (Film: All Good Things – Ryan Gosling, 2010)
‘All Good Things’ is the only big screen feature film made until now by director Andrew Jarecki, who seems to have been involved previously with documentary movies, and we can feel this. Although he had for this movie at hands … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Jarecki, Frank Langella, Hollywood movies, Kirsten Dunst, movies, Ryan Gosling
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moral ambiguilty (Film: The Bow, Kim Ki-duk, 2005)
‘The Bow’ comes in the work of prolific Kim Ki-duk immediately after a series of three wonderful films – ‘Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter … and Spring’, ‘Samaritan Girl’ and ‘3-Iron’ and a few year after his other masterpiece ‘The Isle’. … Continue reading
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Tagged Han Yeo-reum, Kim Ki-duk, Korean movies, movies, Seong Hwan-jeon, The Bow
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fragments of the endless performance of life (Film: Holy Motors – Leo Carax, 2012)
‘Holy Motors’ is a very unusual film and I am not surprised that some people had a hard time coping with its structure and apparent lack of story. It is much closer in some moments with a piece of video … Continue reading
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Tagged Denis Lavant, Edith Scob, French cinema, Holy Motors, Leo Carax, movies
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rewind on Star Trek (Film: Star Trek, J. J. Abrams – 2009)
As everybody is bracing for the second series of the new Star Trek series, I realized this is the right moment to see the first episode which somehow I missed a few years ago. I am a fan of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Pine, Gene Roddenberry, Hollywood movies, J.J. Abrams, John Cho, Karl Urban, Leonard Nimoy, movies, science-fiction, Star Trek, Zachary Pinto
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the distructive power of love (Film: Pozitia copilului – Calin Peter Netzer, 2013)
With Pozitia Copilului (Child’s Pose) the Romanian cinema seems to complete a cycle that started almost a decade ago with Moartea Domnului Lazarescu (The Death of Mr. Lazarescu). The path was marked by a number of prizes at important cinema … Continue reading
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Tagged Bogdan Dumitrache, Calin Peter Netzer, Liminita Gheorghiu, movies, Pozitia copilului, Romanian cinema, Vlad Ivanov
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a straight backward film (Film: 5×2 – Francois Ozon, 2004)
Having liked the last film of Francois Ozon (‘Dans la maison‘) as well as some of his previous work I jumped on the opportunity of seeing one of his earlier works screened at the local cinematheque. ‘5×2’ is based on … Continue reading
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Tagged 5x2, Francois Ozon, French cinema, movies, Stephane Feiss, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
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Mrs. Hitchcock (Film: Hitchcock – Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren, 2012)
There is a woman behind any great man, or so they say. According to the story told in ‘Hitchcock’ this may never have been more true than in the case of the famous master of suspense that was Alfred Hitchcock. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren, Hitchcock, Hollywood movies, James D'Arcy, movies, Sacha Gervasi, Scarlett Johansson
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