Members Cremildo Posted February 28, 2013 Members Report Share Posted February 28, 2013 Festival de Cannes @FdC_officiel #Cannes2013 : Steven Spielberg, Jury President of the 66th Festival de Cannes. XRumerTest, dreapsedusa and nikeunwingAcupeni 3 Quote Link to comment
Members Jack Ryan Posted February 28, 2013 Members Report Share Posted February 28, 2013 Steven Spielberg to Head Cannes Film Festival Jury Published: February 27, 2013 @ 9:35 pm inShare By Sharon WaxmanFollow @sharonwaxman Steven Spielberg, the Oscar-winning director, will head the jury of the Cannes FIlm Festival, the festival announced on Thursday. The 66th Cannes Film Festival will take place from May 15-26 of this year. The Oscar-winning director, fresh off the success of his epic "Lincoln," said in a prepared statement: “My admiration for the steadfast mission of the Festival to champion the international language of movies is second to none. The most prestigious of its kind, the festival has always established the motion picture as a cross cultural and generational medium.” Spielberg has been a regular presence at the international film festival over the decades. His first film, "Sugarland Express," was selected for the festival in 1974 and won Best Screenplay. Gilles Jacob, the president of the festival said in a news release: "I’ve often asked Steven to be Jury President, but he’s always been shooting a film. So when this year I was told 'E.T., phone home,' I understood and immediately replied: 'At last!'" Here is the official news release: Steven Spielberg, Jury President of the 66th Festival de Cannes “My admiration for the steadfast mission of the Festival to champion the international language of movies is second to none. The most prestigious of its kind, the festival has always established the motion picture as a cross cultural and generational medium.” Taking over the reins from the Italian Nanni Moretti, American director and producer Steven Spielberg agrees to head up the jury of the 66th Cannes Film Festival taking place May 15-26 this year. “As they say across the Atlantic”, said Gilles Jacob, President of the Festival de Cannes, “Steven Spielberg is a Cannes ‘regular’: Sugarland Express, Color Purple. But it was with E.T. that I screened as a world premiere in ‘82 that ties were made of the type you never forget. Ever since, I’ve often asked Steven to be Jury President, but he’s always been shooting a film. So when this year I was told “E.T., phone home”, I understood and immediately replied: “At last!” “Steven Spielberg accepted in principle two years ago”, declared Thierry Frémaux, General Delegate of the Festival. “He was able to make himself available this year to be the new Jury President and when meeting him these last few weeks it has been obvious he’s excited about the job. Because of his films, and the many causes he holds dear, he’s year-in year-out the equal of the very greatest Hollywood filmmakers. We are very proud to count him among us.” “The memory of my first Cannes Film Festival, nearly 31 years ago with the debut of E.T., is still one of the most vibrant memories of my career, Spielberg goes on. For over six decades, Cannes has served as a platform for extraordinary films to be discovered and introduced to the world for the first time. It is an honor and a privilege to preside over the jury of a festival that proves, again and again, that cinema is the language of the world." Steven Spielberg was born in Ohio in 1946. A film enthusiast from a very young age, one of his first shorts,Amblin – got him through the doors of Universal Television which produced his first films. Success came very quickly: Duel (1971), originally made for television, was so well received that a feature length version was released in theatres. The first film he made for cinema, Sugarland Express, was selected for the Festival de Cannes in 1974 and won Best Screenplay. Following these promising auteur debuts, he had a series of international successes: Jaws(1975); Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) and E.T. (1982) which was presented as the closing film of the Festival de Cannes and was the very last Festival screening shown in the former Palais Croisette theatre. In 1993, Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, like many of his films, beat all records for box-office takings in the United States: his big budget entertainment movies, of great and varied inspiration, brought about a renewal of the Hollywood entertainment genre, creating new ties with the themes of adventure and sci-fi, and are hugely popular with an extremely wide audience of all ages. The abundant imagination that characterises Steven Spielberg and has him say of himself “I dream for a living”, is combined with boundless curiosity, a delight in innovation and a virtuoso talent for directing. Famous for his commercial successes, he also astonishes with his more intimate and socially engaged works which confront audiences head-on: The Color Purple (1986), Empire of the Sun (1987) and Schindler’s List (1993), which brought him the highest accolades as well as a clutch of Oscars, including Best Director. His filmography is a constant to and fro between dream and reality, switching from entertainment films to serious reflections on history, racism or the human condition, testimony to his hope for a peaceful, reconciled world. In his 40-year career, he has made 27 films, most of which are important moments in the history of world cinema: everyone has seen, or will one day see Saving Private Ryan (1998),Minority Report (2002), Catch Me If You Can (2002), War of the Worlds (2005), or the recentThe Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn (2011), his first film in 3D. His Lincoln, a captivating portrait of the man who abolished slavery in the United States, is currently a huge success in his own country as well as in France where it has already been seen by over a million people. The film enabled Spielberg to set Daniel Day-Lewis up for his third Oscar as Best Actor (no other actor before having accomplished this feat). Quote Link to comment
Members Jack Ryan Posted March 12, 2013 Members Report Share Posted March 12, 2013 O festival terá em sua abertura O Grande Gatsby, dirigido por Baz Luhrmann, que já abriu o festival em 2001 com Moulin Rouge! Notícia tirada da Vulture. The Great Gatsby to Open the Cannes Film Festival By Jesse David Fox Where last year Cannes went with the humbleMoonrise Kingdom to open the festival, this year they're going in the exact opposite direction: Baz Luhrmann's super-extravagant adaptation of The Great Gatsby. The film is set for a May 10 Stateside release and will appear in Cannes five days later. Luhrmann's Moulin Rouge kicked off the 2001 festival with a massive party. He'll probably take it easy this time, however, since it's not like the source material is famously filled with giant, roaring parties. Oh, wait ... Quote Link to comment
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Members Jack Ryan Posted April 24, 2013 Members Report Share Posted April 24, 2013 Da Variety: Nicole Kidman, Christopher Waltz, Ang Lee Among Cannes Jury Members PRINT 1TALK APRIL 23, 2013 | 11:08PM PT Steven Spielberg is jury president Pat Saperstein @Variety_PatS FILM 06:24 PM The Cannes Film Festival has announced the remaining jury members after previously naming Steven Spielberg to head the jury. One of the most high-profile juries in recent memory includes Nicole Kidman, British director Lynne Ramsay, French actor/director Daniel Auteuil, Ang Lee, Indian thesp Vidya Balan, Japanese helmer Naomi Kawase, Romanian director Christian Mungiu and Austrian thesp Christopher Waltz. The jury will award the prizes, including the Palme d’Or, at the closing ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival on May 26. The festival runs May 15 to 26. (photo courtesy Cannes Film Festival) Quote Link to comment
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Members Jack Ryan Posted May 15, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Página especial do IMDb para o festival deste ano: http://www.imdb.com/cannes/ Quote Link to comment
Members Jack Ryan Posted May 15, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Da Variety: PRINT +TALK +G+ +TWEETS +LIKES MAY 15, 2013 | 10:02AM PT Warner Bros. Pic to Kick Off the Film Festival Wednesday The 66th Cannes Film Festival is underway in France. On Wednesday, the cast and filmmakers of Warner Bros.’ 3D retelling of “The Great Gatsby,” which opens the prestigious fest, attended a press conference at the Palais des Festivals. SEE MORE: Cannes Film Festival Pictured Above: Actors Amitabh Bachchan, Carey Mulligan, Tobey Maguire, Leonardo DiCaprio, Elizabeth Debicki, producer Lucy Fisher, production designer Catherine Martin, director Baz Luhrmann, producer Douglas Wick and actors Isla Fisher and Joel Edgerton attend the photocall for ‘The Great Gatsby’ at the 66th Annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 15, 2013 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Dominique Charriau/WireImage) Quote Link to comment
Members Cremildo Posted May 15, 2013 Author Members Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Críticas iniciais positvías pro novo Farhadi http://www.premiere.fr/film/Le-Passe-3605150/%28affichage%29/press Quote Link to comment
Members raneto Posted May 15, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Alguma pra The Congress já? Quote Link to comment
Members Cremildo Posted May 15, 2013 Author Members Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Alguma pra The Congress já? Não sei. Se ficar sabendo eu passo o link ------------------------- Quote Link to comment
Members raneto Posted May 15, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Acompanhando pelo site. http://www.festival-cannes.fr/en.html Quote Link to comment
Members Cremildo Posted May 16, 2013 Author Members Report Share Posted May 16, 2013 Links para críticas de The Bling Ring: Positive from Variety (comparing it to The Social Network):http://variety.com/2013/film/reviews...the-bling-ring -1200482052/Telegraph: 4/5http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/f...ival/10061235/ Cannes-2013-The-Bling-Ring-review.html4/5 from TimeOut:http://www.timeout.com/london/film/the-bling-ring http://www.littlewhitelies.co.uk/fea...g-review-23895"Easily Sofia's best and one of the year's best so far."And a 4/5 from The Independent:http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...ce=twitterfeed gregoryellwood @HitFixGregory 2mBling Ring is an excellent bookend with Spring Breakers. Different coasts. Same obsessions. Same US distributor! #Cannes2013Hitfix - B+http://www.hitfix.com/in-contention/...the-bling-ringThe 4/5 Telegraph link posted is not workinghttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/f...ng-review.htmlMixedhttp://www.hollywoodreporter.com/mov.../review/523429 The Playlist gives it a Chttp://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayli...xcess-20130516 Quote Link to comment
Members raneto Posted May 17, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 17, 2013 Muito bom, é um dos que mais quero ver da lista. Quote Link to comment
Members Cremildo Posted May 17, 2013 Author Members Report Share Posted May 17, 2013 Muito bom, é um dos que mais quero ver da lista. Aquele que você queria saber a respeito já foi exibido e dividiu bastante as opiniões. Quem gosta gosta mesmo, quem odiou quer tacar fogo. A maioria achou muito louco, bizarro, diferente. Elogios fortes para Robin Wright. Quote Link to comment
Members raneto Posted May 17, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 17, 2013 Estreou já?Só vi no site o novo do Ozon e esse da Sofia, vou procurar mais sobre ele. Bom assim, dividindo opiniões mesmo. E Fruitvale foi bem recebido né?Acho que vai aparecer bem no Oscar. Quote Link to comment
Members Cremildo Posted May 17, 2013 Author Members Report Share Posted May 17, 2013 Aqui estão algumas críticas (em inglês): Screendaily (positiva) http://www.screendaily.com/reviews/the-latest/the-congress/5056166.article?blocktitle=Latest-Reviews&contentID=1479 Variety (negativa) http://variety.com/2013/film/reviews/cannes-film-review-the-congress-1200482236/ Hollywood Reporter (mista-negativa) http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/congress-cannes-review-523950 Tweets: Damon Wise @yo_damo 12mThe Congress: hallucinatory and poetic; really quite moving. Robin Wright great. Again. #Cannes2013IntlCinephileSociety @ICSfilm 11mAri Folman's The Congress is a fascinating little mind-bender with a career-defining performance from Robin Wright. #cannes2013Marc v.d. Klashorst @MarcVDKlashorst 11mThe Congress: philosophical waxing on acid, but with a sense of humor. Multiple viewings required, of possible on drugs.#Cannes2013 @icsfilmNick James @filmnickjames 5mWhen possibilities are infinite, as in Ari Folman's THE CONGRESS, nothing has any weight: highly inventive sentimental drivel #cannes2013Transfuge @TRANSFUGE_mag 1mThe Congress by Ari Folman, opening @ fortnight, sci-fi sprawling and ambitious # Cannes2013maid marion @_maid_marion 1mThe Matrix # Congress is on acid, Robin Wright locked ds Butterfly Ball. # Cannes2013Viggy Simmons @ ViggySimmons 2mWhat genius of using animation to treat a vintage story of anticipation! # TheCongressMelissa Blanco womanisawoman @ 1mTake the time to imagine the reaction of Nicole Kidman at the sight of # TheCongress if the film had the honors of the competition.Adam Woodward @AWLies 16sJust seen Ari Folman's nuts surrealist think piece THE CONGRESS. A profound, pretentious cartoon odyssey #Cannes2013Louis Séguin @ mirormagis 59sThe Congress by Ari Folman, opening @ fortnight, sometimes entangled in his remarks, but formally remains very strong.Joshua M. M_Graysmith @ 1mThe Congress: a fable of between academicism of live action and color flamboyance of its animation. Quote Link to comment
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Members Jack Ryan Posted May 17, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 17, 2013 Do Pop Sugar: Emma Watson Shines at The Bling Ring Premiere at Cannes MAY 16, 2013 Source: Getty / Venturelli PREVIOUS 1 / 33 NEXT by Maria Mercedes Lara0 Save 0 Favorite 0 Emma Watson and The Bling Ring cast premiered their film at the Cannes Film Festival in the South of France today. Emma wore a redChristopher Kane ensemble to the photocall for the film earlier in the day, but changed into a Chanel Couture black and white gown for the red carpet bash. She also donned a simple black dress when she attended The Bling Ring press conference. Emma was joined at all of the events by her costars costars Claire Julien, Katie Chang, and Taissa Farmiga and director Sofia Coppola. The film will premiere at the festival today, but won't hit US theaters until June 14. Tonight's event will be an important screening for Sofia, who was famously booed at the festival in 2006 after she premieredMarie Antoinette. Emma, Sofia, and their crew are hardly the only stars who are promoting their new flicks at the festival. Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligankicked off the weeklong event yesterday when they screened The Great Gatsby at the Cannes Film Festival 2013 opening ceremony. Other stars like Julianne Moore and judge Nicole Kidman also walked the red carpet at the opening bash — be sure to check out all the stars at the Cannes Film Festival! Quote Link to comment
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Members Cremildo Posted May 17, 2013 Author Members Report Share Posted May 17, 2013 Fruitvale Station pode não estar arrebentando a boca do balão como outras grandes sensações vindas de Sundance, mas membros do AwardsDaily que viram o filme lá e em Cannes juram de pés juntos que Octavia Spencer estará entre os nomes cotados para melhor atriz coadjuvante, com três cenas fortíssimas. Quote Link to comment
Members raneto Posted May 17, 2013 Members Report Share Posted May 17, 2013 Fruitvale Station pode não estar arrebentando a boca do balão como outras grandes sensações vindas de Sundance, mas membros do AwardsDaily que viram o filme lá e em Cannes juram de pés juntos que Octavia Spencer estará entre os nomes cotados para melhor atriz coadjuvante, com três cenas fortíssimas. NÃOOOOO! A Emma Watson é fofa e até boa, mas acho exagero essa babação nela, deu sorte de sair de HP e já fazer um com a Coppola, fez o fofinho Vantagens de Ser Invisível, vamos ver seus próximos filmes. Esse ator aí do poster foi o que ganhou ano passado ator?É o vilão de Casino Royale né?Hahaha! Quote Link to comment
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