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    CANNES FESTIVAL announces opening film: “Annette” by Leos Carax

    IT’S ALIVE! The Cannes Festival, much like the sphinx rising [...]

    April 19, 2021
  • Interviews,News

    INTERVIEW: MATTHEW JENSEN, director of photography, “Wonder Woman 1984”

    Growing up in the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., Matthew Jensen knew his destiny was to work in films. As a young man, he took the Metro into the heart of democracy to watch and study films at the Smithsonian. He also cruised the pages of the Washington Post, seeking out revivals at theaters in Georgetown and word of AFI screenings at the Kennedy Center.

    December 17, 2021
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    BRIEFLY : “A Concerto is a Conversation”

    The Academy Award-nominated short subject documentary film "A concerto is a conversation," which was executive-produced by Ava DuVernay and recently premiered at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, is now streaming from The New York Times Op-Docs.

    Kris Bowers (pictured) is one of Hollywood’s rising young composers. At twenty-nine he scored the Oscar-winning film “Green Book” (2018), and this year he premiered

    March 17, 2021
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    “THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BOY IN THE WORLD,” from child stardom to edge of the precipice

    For Luchino Visconti’s cinematic adaptation of Thomas Mann’s “Death in Venice,” the filmmaker sought otherworldly beauty in whichever actor he chose to play Tadzio, the young teenager who is the subject of the main character Gustav’s infatuation.

    Fifteen-year-old Björn Andrésen was chosen, as his entire persona captivated the filmmaker. As Visconti’s casting director

    February 27, 2021
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    SUNDANCE: “DOUBLESPEAK,” “RITA MORENO: JUST A GIRL WHO DECIDED TO GO FOR IT” and “THE TOUCH OF THE MASTER’S HAND”

    It’s still hard to wrap my mind around the notion that a year ago I was walking the streets of Park City, interviewing filmmakers and catching the latest releases. This year, the festival, like nearly all others, has gone hybrid, with a very few in-person events as audiences and critics have enjoyed the offerings from their covid-safe couches.

    Here are just a few Sundance ‘21

    February 3, 2021
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    CANNES FESTIVAL announces summer-bound edition in 2021. But will it stick?

    The Cannes Festival will indeed take place this year, two months later than usual. In a press release sent this afternoon by email, the festival said the 2021 edition would run from the 6th to the 17th of July. Cannes would thus take place about a month after the government of France will have been able to complete dissemination of the covid-19 vaccine nationwide, the idea being that, for France, at least, the coronavirus will presumably be under control.

    January 29, 2021
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    His name was Michael Apted

    Michael Apted, who died last Thursday at the age of [...]

    January 12, 2021
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