Blogs about Alain Resnais
2007-10-19 21:50 Vem är vem på FFF 2007
I dag smäller det! FFF slår upp portarna i kväll och öppnar starkt med Neil Gaimans Stardust. Undrar du vem som egentligen är vem i festivalvimlet Ingen fara, vi på FFF har sammanställt en lista med presentation över allihop. Håll till godo. Samma lista finns att ladda ner som pdf-fil här. ÅRETS MELIESJURY Erik Hedling PROFESSOR OF FILM STUDIES Erik Hedling is professor of film studies at the Centre for languages and literature, Lund University. He is the author of many books and articles on fil …
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2007-09-01 15:51 Sondheim Preserved
One of the more anticipated films of the fall-winter movie season is Tim Burton s at-long-last adaptation of composer Stephen Sondheim s masterwork, the Tony award-winning Grand Guignol musical, œSweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, starring Johnny Depp in the title role and Helena Bonham Carter as his conspirator in crime, Mrs. Lovett. This is just about a perfect mating of filmmaker with material. And it s been a long time coming. Although filmmakers have come and gone over the pas …
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2007-08-24 21:28 New Yorker Films Catalogue Odds and Ends
For my own databases, I'm curious if any of my readers knows whether or not New Yorker Films currently owns the North American rights to any of these individual films. New Yorker Films did own the titles at one point but, like their Ozu and Malle, other companies may have snatched them. The Crimianal Life of Archibaldo De La Cruz (1955; Luis Bunuel) Letter from Siberia (1957; Chris Marker) Les Mauvaises fréquentations (1963; Jean Eustache) The Kourmiko Mystery (1965; Chris Marker) Santa Claus Ha …
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2007-08-17 04:30 Scorsese at his best: "The Man Who Set Film Free"
View image While I was gone, the New York Times printed a magnificent appreciation of Michelangelo Antonioni written by Martin Scorsese, called " The Man Who Set Film Free ." This piece, which begins with Scorsese recalling the profound effect of seeing "L'Avventura" for the first time in 1961, is so moving, and so perceptive, that I can honestly say it ranks with some of the best things Scorsese has ever done. Reading it brings tears to my eyes -- like a great film does. Scorsese traces how the …
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Breathless,
Claudia,
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Hiroshima Mon Amour,
Jean-Luc Godard,
La Notte,
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Michelangelo Antonioni,
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2007-08-12 16:44 Woody and Marty Make Me Think
TWO INCREDIBLY WORTHWHILE remembrances today in the New York Times: Martin Scorsese muses on the power of Michelangelo Antonioni, "The Man Who Set Film Free," Where almost every other movie I d seen wound things up, œL Avventura wound them down. The characters lacked either the will or the capacity for real self-awareness. They only had what passed for self-awareness, cloaking a flightiness and lethargy that was both childish and very real. And in the final scene, so desolate, so eloquent, one …
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Neanderthal,
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2007-08-09 12:00 My American Uncle
DVD Video Review: Alain Resnais takes three fictional characters and converts them into laboratory rats in order to run some experiments on the subject of human behaviour. Noel Megahey reviews the UK release from Arrow Films.
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2007-08-09 08:06 "There's nothing I like less..."
View image Death... death of art... death of cinema... "... than a bad argument for something I hold dear," said Daniel Dennett, quoted at the top of the column to the right. In this case, the argument belongs to Camille Paglia (" Art Movies, R.I.P. ") and the thing I hold dear is the intoxication of seeing a great movie. She does a lovely job of capturing what the latter is like (although she puts it firmly in the past tense), but spends too much of her time simply explaining what a dinosaur sh …
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New Hope,
Other,
Paglia,
Post-Boomer Death,
Regret,
Stanley Kubrick,
Star War,
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The Answer,
The Silence,
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2007-08-08 08:10 Who matters
View image Whose films matter today Andrew Sarris, quoting himself, reminds us of what a big deal the late Michelangelo Antonioni -- and Euro-movie staples Ingmar Bergman, Francois Truffaut, Alain Resnais, Jean-Luc Godard, et al. -- were in the late 1950s and '60s, at least in metropolitan centers like New York: My own 1961 review in The Village Voice continued in the same vein. œAs long as the great foreign films continue to trickle into New York at the present snail s pace, the enthusiasm of d …
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Breathless,
David,
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2007-08-07 16:51 Who are the oldest living film directors [updated 10 August]
WHILE REELING FROM THE WASH OF COMMENTARY AFTER THE DEATHS OF INGMAR BERGMAN AND MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI ON THE SAME DAY, much of which ventured who, beyond the prolific near-centenarian from Porto, might be the oldest surviving world directors, it was striking to realize how many persist at their craft even as they grow older. Other patterns emerged: it s intriguing to consider the work of dissimilar directors born in the same month or year. Is it meaningful in any way that the director of Annie …
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King Kong,
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Porto,
Private Lives,
Rapariga Loira Richard,
Revenge,
Richard Rush Color,
Rivette,
Trotta February,
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Wahrheit Poetry,
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2007-08-04 19:23 Bergman: Sawdust and Tinsel
View image Harriet Andersson in Ingmar Bergman's "Summer with Monika" (1953). US tagline: "A Picture for Wide Screens and Broad Minds." Jonathan Rosenbaum puts another nail in Ingmar Bergman's coffin in today's New York Times (" Scenes From an Overrated Career "). As important as Bergman was to the rise of European "art film," especially in the 1950s and '60s, Rosenbaum says, Bergman -- who was more a theatrical director than a cinematic one -- wasn't really adding anything new to the art of fil …
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2007-07-31 19:50 THE SLIFR FORUM: BERGMAN, ANTONIONI and THOUGHTS ON A WEEK OF MILESTONES
"I hope I never get so old I get religious." -Ingmar Bergman œI mean simply to say that I want my characters to suggest the background in themselves, even when it is not visible. I want them to be so powerfully realized that we cannot imagine them apart from their physical and social context even when we see them in empty space. Michelangelo Antonioni œI began taking liberties a long time ago; now it is standard practice for most directors to ignore the rules. Michelangelo Antonioni œFilm as …
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Somebody,
Summer Night,
Sunday,
Swedish,
The Passenger,
The Wizard,
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2007-07-24 10:33 La jetée & Sans soleil
Recommended Reviewed by Glenn Erickson Intellectually oriented art filmmakers have their own idols, and one most revered by his peers is the enigmatic Chris Marker. While maintaining an aura of personal secrecy, Marker has by turns investigated poetry, filmmaking, novels, photography and multimedia work. Criterion's release of two of Marker's most influential films, La Jet e and Sans soleil offers a weighty package for our perusal. Every film student eventually discovers that movies can be more …
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2007-07-15 22:08 IFC FirstTake's $3.6 million first year
Variety offers up a rare, crisp take on what's behind IFC First Take's releasing strategy. More than "1 million digital cable subscribers throughout the country plunking down $5.95 to call up pay-per-view showings of relatively obscure movies such as Black Sheep, a horror satire from New Zealand, The Boss of It All ," from Lars Von Trier, and the Alain Resnais-directed French romantic drama Private Fears in Public Places while they're in limited release theatrically." IFC keeps 60 cents of every …
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March,
Private Fears,
Public Places,
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2007-07-08 20:36 WORLD CINEMA FILMS & DIRECTORS - PART 2: Klimov to Yimou
It looks so simple yet is so much work. This is the second part of the list continued from HERE .Elem Klimov - wiki / more info Agony, Come and See Masaki Kobayashi - wiki / more info The Human Condition trilogy, Harakiri Satoshi Kon - wiki / more info Perfect Blue, Millenium Actress Akira Kurosawa - wiki / more info Ikiru, Seven Samurai, Dersu Uzala, Ran Emir Kusturica - wiki / more info Time of the Gypsies, Underground Edvin Laine - wiki The Unknown Soldier Fritz Lang - wiki / more info Der Mü …
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Amour,
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Bergerac The Horseman,
Central,
Chan-wook Park,
Children,
Cinema From SiouxWIRE,
Cinema Senses,
City,
Claude Lanzmann,
Cléo,
Cry Fran,
Damage Julio Medem,
Desire Robert Wiene,
Diamonds Jean Renoir,
Die Büchse,
Die Marquise,
Edward Yang,
Europa Breaking,
Forgotten Ancestors Sayat,
God Jean-Pierre Melville,
Harakiri Satoshi Kon,
Heart,
Hiroshima,
Husband Ang Lee,
Jean Vigo,
Jeu Alain Resnais,
Jim Agnès Varda,
King,
Klimov,
La Bande,
La Noire,
Last Year,
Le Sauvage Cyrano,
Lucia Fernando Meirelles,
Maiden Luis Puenzo,
Marienbad Jacques Rivette,
Master,
Obecná,
Oharu Lukas Moodysson,
Ozon,
PART Klimov,
Pandora Pandora,
Pari,
Pitfall Woman,
Raise,
Ravens Volker Schlondorff,
Roof Satyajit Ray,
See Masaki Kobayashi,
Shadow,
Shoah Patrice Leconte,
Small Town,
Spring,
Sternberg,
Taipei Story,
Terra,
The Cabinet,
The Emigrants Margarethe,
The Good,
The Hairdresser,
The Human Condition,
The Leopard Death,
The Second Awakening,
There Was,
This,
Time,
Trier,
Trotta,
Ugly Once Upon,
Venice Andrzej Wajda,
Walter Salles,
Water Drops,
Yimou,
Zéro,
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2007-07-06 00:01 Alan Ayckbourn's accidental film script
Comic playwright meets avant-garde French director - Alan Ayckbourn tells Jasper Rees about an unlikely pairing with Alain Resnais.
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2007-07-04 00:55 Some Favorite Films
Another occasional list. Recently seen enthusiasms. -THE FABULOUS BARON MUNCHAUSEN (Karel Zeman, 1961) Not the Terry Gilliam version, but the far superior Czech marvel that inspired it. A fantastical mix of cut-out animation, live action, and deliberately unreal backgrounds. Whimsy at its finest. -HAPPINESS (Agnes Varda, 1965) Candy-colored French pastorale, complete with Bach reveries, and true romance. Only there's one lover too many in this mix. And an unaccountably creepy undertone that only …
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Bach,
Barbara Hershey,
Charlie Kaufman,
Costa Gravas For,
Czech,
Danny Glover,
English,
Eraserhead,
Favorite Films,
Greek,
Hong Kong,
John Gielgud,
Los Angeles,
Stanley Kwan Normally,
Terry Gilliam,
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2007-07-01 20:52 July 2007 screening log
7/30- % / Cries and Whispers (1972, Ingmar Bergman) / [****] {R.I.P.} 7/29- % /Zodiac/ 7/28- # Rescue Dawn (2006, Werner Herzog) [6] {Most certainly Herzog's most conventional fiction film, but still very Herzogian in its observation of the details of Dengler's story. Bale's performance feels overly fussy at the outset, but once he gets in the camp his work becomes more effective, or maybe I'm just saying that because he's acting opposite Jeremy Davies, twitchy as ever. Steve Zahn is sort of a r …
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Agnès Varda,
Alan Rickman,
Albert Einstein,
Alex Garland,
American,
Andrei Tarkovsky,
Anthony Anderson,
Aryan,
Bale,
Baltimore,
Bergman,
Bernie Mac,
Blank John Boorman,
Boyle,
Brittany Snow,
Brother Ginepro,
Bumblebee,
Camaro,
Catholic Legion,
Christopher Walken,
Cliff Curtis,
Cléo,
Cléo From,
Coen-style,
Communism,
Corny Collins,
Cries,
Cuaron,
Czech,
Czech TV,
Dance Dance Revolution,
Danny,
Das Rheingold,
David Yates,
Dean Martin,
Decency,
Dengler,
Dolores Umbridge,
Dream Vit Klusák,
Dune,
EVENT HORIZON On,
Eddie Cline Holy,
Edna,
Effi Briest,
Elijah Kelley,
Elle,
European,
Eyes Without,
Face,
Fassbinder,
Father,
Filip Remunda As,
Final Cut Pro-savvy,
Flower,
Four Seasons,
Game Jean Renoir,
Garrett Brown,
Gary Busey,
German,
Halloran,
Harry,
Harry Potter,
Hasbro GM Nokia,
Hauer,
Have,
Herzog,
Herzogian,
Hollywood,
Howl,
Imelda Staunton,
Incredibles Brad Bird,
Italian,
Italian New Wave,
Jack,
Jack Blystone,
Jacques Demy,
James Marsden,
Jeremy Davies,
John Milius,
John Travolta,
John Water,
Joshua George Ratliff,
Kalatozov,
Keaton,
Keaton In,
Kevin Smith,
Kim Novak,
Kobo Abe,
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Lebowski,
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Loktev,
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Maria Braun,
Marlowe,
Maxim,
Megan Fox,
Michael Bay,
Michael Goldenberg,
Michelle Pfeiffer,
Mickey-Mousing,
Monika,
Morgan,
Most,
New York,
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Novak,
Oldman Thewlis Smith,
Optimus Prime,
Order,
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Overture,
Paul Mayersburg EUREKA,
Phil Collins No,
Pia Zadora,
Polly,
Potter,
Potter-philes,
Ray Walston,
Raymond Chandler,
Remember,
Resnais,
Roberto Rossellini,
Roeg,
Rossellini,
Rubicon,
Rule,
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Russell,
Sam Elliott,
Sergei Urusevsky,
Sherlock Jr,
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Spielberg,
Spielberg-lite,
Takemitsu,
Terrence Howard,
Teshigahara,
The Actress,
The Big Sleep,
The Dude,
The Face,
The Marriage,
The Merchant,
The Miracle,
The Professor,
The Senator,
The Wacky Adventures,
Theresa Russell,
Times Square,
Tony Curtis,
Tooth Fairy,
Transformer,
Travolta,
Travolta-esque,
Wagner,
Wal-Mart,
Whispers Ingmar Bergman,
Wilder,
William,
Woman,
Yang,
YouTube,
Zahn,
Zelda,
Zodiac,
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2007-05-03 02:28 May 2007 screening log
5/31- % /Strange Days (1995, Kathryn Bigelow)/ [***] {Mostly dismissed by critics and ignored by audiences on its original release as yet another in a rash of cyber-themed action movies, this actually holds up really damn well. Can we say the same about JOHNNY MNEMONIC or VIRTUOSITY Doubt it. Works well as Bigelow intended, but it's invaluable as a time capsule of the mid-90s. Not many films of ANY genre combined post-Rodney King racial tension, millennium-specific paranoia, and the increasing v …
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After,
Agnes Varda Pretty,
Allie,
Also,
Amelie,
American,
Anders Thomas Jensen,
Anna,
Anne,
Bailey,
Barbara Kopple,
Be Black Baby,
Because,
Bier,
Bigelow,
Bill Bailey,
Blocking Pablo Morin,
Brian DePalma,
Bryce Dallas Howard,
Bunuel,
Caribbean At World,
Carice Van Houten,
Catholic,
Chabrol,
Chilean,
Chow Yun-Fat,
Chri,
Christie,
Church,
Crazy Pre-Code Wonders,
Dardenne,
DeNiro,
DePalma,
Deni,
Dercourt,
Dogme-esque,
Dreyer,
Dunst,
Dupontel,
Déborah Fran,
Earth-shattering,
Eddie,
Eddie Brock,
Errol Morris,
Eurasian,
Fran,
France,
Frances Dee,
Fresnadillo,
Friedkin,
Garbo,
Gordon Pinsent,
Gwen,
Gwen Stacy,
Hail,
Halle Berry,
Hans-Christian Schmid Would,
Harry,
Hattori Hanzo,
Hollywood,
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Huller,
Indigènes Days,
Irving,
Jensen,
Jeremy Renner,
Joan Crawford,
Jodo,
Judy Bishop,
Julie Christie,
Juliette Lewis,
King,
Kirk Douglas,
Lester-style,
Loneliness,
Mads Mikkelsen,
Marker,
Martin,
Mary Jane,
Mata Hari,
Melville,
Michaela,
Mona,
Montand,
National Geographic,
Nazi,
Nimrod Antal No,
North African,
Olympia Dukakis,
One Place,
Orson Welles,
Pacino,
Paris-porniness,
Parker,
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Pentagon March,
Peter,
Pinsent,
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Plus,
Polish,
Probably,
Raimi,
Really,
Reichenbach Jeez,
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Ruth Rendell,
Sandman,
Sandra Huller,
Schmid,
Secret Cinema,
Senta,
Spain,
Spider-Man,
Spidey,
Split,
Squid Clips,
Steven Spielberg Man,
Stine Fischer Christensen,
Stuart Cooper Harrowing,
Tarantino,
The Lizard,
The Magician,
The Serpent,
The Sixth Face,
To Live,
Tod Browning,
Uyghur,
VIRTUOSITY Doubt,
Vagabond Sans,
Varda,
Venom,
Verhoeven,
Verhoeven-esque,
Virginie Ledoyen,
Von Trier,
Vérité,
Wife Frederic Fonteyne,
Wrath Carl Th,
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2007-03-27 05:24 A Depressing Duo
Saturday was an odd film-viewing day for me to say the least. I usually like to see films that make me feel good. Real life's tough enough as it is without spending my "play" time watching stuff that'll bring me down. Which explains why I still haven't watched my DVD of Mystic River. However... After I finished work at the library, Merwitch picked me up and we fought through the hordes of folks heading for the Jewish Film Festival at Fifth Avenue Cinemas to get our tickets for the documentary, S …
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Alain Resnais,
Algeria,
Allie,
Artfan,
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Breach,
Brouillard,
Canadian,
Canadian-made,
Chinese,
Chris Cooper,
Costa Rica,
Costa Rican,
Criterion,
DVD,
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Earth,
Fifth Avenue Cinema,
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French,
Galapagos Islands,
Germany,
Google Chat,
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Jewish Film Festival,
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Merwitch,
Mystic River,
Nazi,
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Night,
Oscar,
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Poland,
Prada Cooper,
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Sea Shepherd,
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