Seconda incursione a Cannes! Second Cine-raid in Cannes!
Blogger ci ha impedito di aggiornarvi sull'andamento del festival più francese del mondo ma recuperiamo oggi con una scaletta di vicende e i cinque film presentati nei due giorni precedenti, Veniamo alle chiacchiere:
We need to talk about kevin è invece il film diretto da Lynne Ramsay di che affronta il rapporto di una madre [Tilda Swinton] e suo figlio responsabile di una strage scolastica, un film dalle tinte piene di colore rosso [ La Swinton ha detto che il mestiere di madre è un "bloody job"] che racconta i retroscena dei colpevoli. Eccone un estratto
Sorry folks!Blogger didn't let us update you about the progress of the most french festival in the world, so let's recovered with a lineup of events and the five films presented in the past days:
Bernardo Bertolucci, who officially opened the 64th edition of Cannes [toghether with the godmother Mélanie Laurent, announced that is working on a project that connected to the last novel by Niccolò Ammaniti "Io e te" and also said he would fancy 3D technology, he said " Ingmar Bergman's Persona would have been stunning in 3D!"
Thursday in pink with two films in competition directed by Julia Leigh and Lynne Ramsay. The Leigh's one, Sleeping Beauty, is an erotic tale about the young Lucy [Emily Browning, star of Sucker Punch] who enters a labyrinth marked by unconsciousness, beauty and desire.
Bernardo Bertolucci, who officially opened the 64th edition of Cannes [toghether with the godmother Mélanie Laurent, announced that is working on a project that connected to the last novel by Niccolò Ammaniti "Io e te" and also said he would fancy 3D technology, he said " Ingmar Bergman's Persona would have been stunning in 3D!"
Gus Van Sant's last work stunned the audience, presented on Un Certain Regard section [jury headed by Emir Kusturica]. Restless, produced by Ron Howard seems to give a slightly more positive story than the previous work of Van Sant and without revealing too much here's the trailer ...
HIER [yesterday in Cannes] Nanni Moretti quoted Buñuel when he said "Thank God I'm an atheist" just to reiterate that his Habemus Papam is a film made by a non-believer while the sublime Michel Piccoli, who plays the newly elected pope in crisis, blessed the crowd of photographers on the red carpet just like a pope. Also presented the French Polisse [from director Maiwenn], about the hard lives of the young police protection unit, and Hanezu Naomi Kawase, the story of Takumi and Kayoko in the region of Asuka, the cradle of Japanese culture, between past and present.
Presented on Un Certain Regard a documentary by Kim Ki-duk: Arirang, which traces his career as a director.