#Jacques Toulemonde Vidal

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El abrazo de la serpiente, 2015

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El abrazo de la serpiente

2015 / Colombia - Venezuela - Argentina

Director: Ciro Guerra

Writer: Ciro Guerra / Theodor Koch-Grünberg / Richard Evans Schultes / Jacques Toulemonde Vidal

Music: Nascuy Linares

Director of Photography: David Gallego

Adventure / Drama / Biography

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'Birds Of Passage' movie review

Birds of passage’, originally titled ‘Pájaros de verano’ was written by Maria Camila Arias and Jacques Toulemonde Vidal. The movie is directed by Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra. Something interesting to note is that the co-directors of the movie were married and had two children together, but got divorced during the filming of birds of passage. I found that somewhat sad and ironic considering the themes in the movie that dealt with family and severed bonds. Speaking of the movie, like a few others I’ve watched within the past few months, it starts out with violence and death. This sets the stage—an expectation for what the rest of the movie will be like. The story focuses on Rapayet, who made a business deal with Americans to export marijuana. In my opinion, Rapayet was not an interesting character throughout the story. So much so that I don’t really feel like reviewing the individual conflicts he got into, because it really wasn’t that memorable to me. I think the issue for me is when a story centers around so much death and violence, I really have to be connected to the characters in order to be invested in what’s going on.

If I as the viewer have no personal attachment to any of the characters I’m probably not going to be interested in what choices they make. It’s like watching two random people you don’t know fight, it might be entertaining for a moment but you don’t know these people. You don’t know who to root for and all you don’t really care who wins.  The main takeaway I got from Rapayet’s story is that throughout his drug dealing he ran into many conflicts, some of them personal, which led to copious amounts of bloodshed. one example is when Moisés, Rapayet’s friend, kills two Americans because they were dealing with other people. Rapayet tries to let him off easy by simply not doing business with him anymore, but that leads to Moisés killing Gabriel and his family. Finally Rapayet realizes he has no choice but to kill Moisés, and he does. These types of situations are expected considering the kind of business they’re in. Despite this, Rapayet gets a wife and family who live a wealthy life thanks to the money he makes.  Later on in the movie Leonidas, Ursula's youngest son who is spoiled and privileged, disrespects Anibals daughter. I actually found Leonidas to be a more interesting character than Rapayet. Though he’s dislikable, he’s a good example of someone who thinks they can act however they want just because they have money and are treated like royalty. He also was the main reason everything fell apart in the end. His privilege, arrogance, and horrific actions led to the destruction of his entire family. When he was supposed to be working at Anibal's compounds to repent for his wrongdoings, Leonidas rapes Anibal's daughter which starts a war between both clans. While watching the movie, I didn’t actually realize he had raped her until I did further research on the plot after the fact. Maybe my computer's connection messed up around that part or maybe I didn’t pick up on the context clues, but either way now I completely understand why Anibal’s father refused to accept Rapayet’s offering for peace.

The feud ensues, as a result it causes destruction and several casualties on both sides. Anibal uses the money he has left to destroy Rapayet’s compound. Rapayet’s family gets taken away from him, and then Rapayet is eventually tracked down then murdered by Anubal. This movie shows how the actions of one person can have consequences for everyone around them, and how the cycle of violence and death leads to nothing in the end.

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frontera verde (2019) — chapter i.

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2019 Howard M. Shum Awards

As we usher the new year, let’s take one final and definitive look at the best of 2019.

Film - “Parasite”  Directed by Bong Joon Ho. With all the twists and surprises in this great film, the less you know going in, the better it’ll be. Just know it’s about a family of con artists in South Korea.

Foreign Language Film - “Birds of Passage” Directed by Ciro Guerra and Cristina Gallego. Written by Jacques Toulemonde Vidal, Maria Camila Arias. Instead of choosing Parasite again, I’m picking another good film. This is set in Columbia in the late ’60s - early ’70s and about the start of the drug trade there. It is Godfather-esque.

Director - Bong Joon Ho. “Parasite” South Korea has been making some of the best cinema in the past decade not just of Asia, but of the world.

Actor - Eddie Murphy “Dolemite Is My Name” Murphy plays Rudy Ray Moore who wants to make a movie and nothing will stop him, be it lack of funds or acting skills.

Actress - Jessie Buckley, “Wild Rose“ Just out of prison with kids she doesn’t know how to raise, this aspiring country singer living in Scotland longs to sing in Nashville. Things happen, not in a Hollywood way and that’s a good thing.

Supporting Actress - Kathy Bates, “Richard Jewell” Sam Rockwell was also excellent in this true story by Clint Eastwood.  

Supporting Actor - Shia LeBeouf “Honey Boy“ It’s interesting to see LeBeouf play a character based on his father who shouldn’t be looking over a kid.

Screenplay - “Parasite”  Written by Bong Joon-ho and Han Jin-won. Too many TV shows and movies are predictable. I like watching things that I can’t guess will happen such as Parasite.  

Cinematographer - Roger Deakins “1917” Set in World War I, Deakins made it seem as if the entire film was made with one continuous shot. It’s an incredible feat!

Television Show Drama - “Mr Inbetween” The life of a hitman in Australia when he’s not killing people.  

Television Show Comedy - “PEN15”  Two adult women playing 13-year-olds is good comedy.

Television Actor - Mahershala Ali “True Detective” I liked all the True Detective seasons, yes including season 2.

Television Actress - Emilia Clarke “Game of Thrones” Daenerys of the House Targaryen, the First of Her Name, The Unburnt, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Queen of Meereen, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Protector of the Realm, Lady Regent of the Seven Kingdoms, Breaker of Chains and Mother of Dragons.

Cartoon - South Park. Matt Stone and Trey Parker continue to be the at the top in satire in our generation. The good thing is they have no fear to go to where other fear to tread. Mega corporations and dictatorial governments beware.

[ryanmeft]

Movie Review: Birds of Passage

Shortly after the film opens, an old man sings a discordant song, setting the backdrop for us. A man dances with a teen girl just come into her womanhood; it is a ritual dance, and as we watch we quickly figure out that whoever can stay in step with her is worthy to become her husband. The dance is depicted, like the entire film, with neither sentimentality nor melodrama. The beauty of the indigenous outfits, the spare nature of the people’s desert home, the weathered lines of hard life on even young faces, all might tempt a filmmaker to go the Malick route, with painterly framing and languid, visual-focused camerawork. The song being sung, straightforward with no attempt at melody or rhyme, should tell us different: this is a place where things are straightforward and, as it happens, often brutal.

That remains true when drugs become involved. The dancing man is Rapayet (Jose Acosta), who successfully wins the right to marry the alluring Zaida (Natalia Reyes), but just because he has the right doesn’t mean he has the coin. They are both members of the Wayuu tribe of Colombia, and in addition to this ceremonial wedding tradition, a dowry is demanded, more than Rapayet can offer. It’s easy enough to fix that by doing a quick marijuana sale with his non-Wayuu friend Moises (Jhon Narvaez). The customers: highly irresponsible American Peace Corps volunteers who hand out anti-Communist literature but are more interested in getting high and partying than helping local tribes. Over the course of years and mounting tensions between the head of another family (Juan Bautista), the drug trade slowly devours everyone involved.

The tendency of Hollywood films is to depict the drug trade south of our borders as a matter of ruthless warlords living in Caesar-like luxury, draped in finery and surrounded with barely-clad hired women as they wantonly step on the lives of those less fortunate. The characters here have simpler ambitions: to support their families, to defend the honor of their clan, to escape crushing poverty. These desires frequently conflict. Some of the decisions Rapayet must make are necessary to secure the safety of his family, but are against the values of his culture, and since the attempt is to depict something like realism, there are no solutions that satisfy both these conditions. Comparisons to The Godfather are inevitable. Rapayet has a nephew, whose name of Leonidas (Greider Meza) is possibly significant, who is a child when the drug trade reaches his tribe and who thus grows with it, resulting in a maladjusted youth used to wealth and power. When he offends their rival family, the heads of the families meet and discuss how they will settle this, and these negotiations are as tense as any shootout, because the potential for violence balances on every word and action of each person involved. Most of the film consists of conversations between family members and rivals, and in the cases where something violent happens, it is a break in the normal flow of business.

 Ciro Guerra, whose film Embrace of the Serpent was also clearly inspired by the likes of Malick and Herzog, directed this film with his then-wife Cristina Gallego, and the production was marked by both cooperation with the real-life Wayuu and the disintegration of the couple’s marriage. I can’t say how much of that found its way into the film, other than to note the events seem to be viewed at a certain remove. The film’s arms-length perspective continues right up to what might be called an obligatory violent finale, in which a desert fortress is assaulted not from the perspective of a frenetic action camera, but from a single, stationary viewpoint. When Rapayet’s rivals come for him personally, we are expecting some sort of a fight, and instead we get a sad, forlorn ending in which he seems to simply know his time is up. David Gallego’s camera stays above the scene, and I had the distinct feeling of floating away, as if everything Rapayet once hoped for had wafted away on the wind. The screenplay, by Maria Camila Arias and Jacques Toulemonde Vidal, is given to the simple dialogue of everyday life, rather than grandiose movie-ready lines.

Films about drugs made in the states often portray those who deal them in our own country as victims of circumstance, and those who deal them elsewhere as pure evil, but of course the South American drug trade wouldn’t exist without North American demand. Given that it will be seen by few U.S. viewers, Birds of Passage probably won’t change many perceptions, but those who track it down may end up with a new perspective on a frequently stereotyped culture and country. It may not be exactly true to historical fact, but the job of the movies is to draw us into a version of reality using emotion, and that’s accomplished here, making a complex topic understandable and relatable even if you’ve never been farther south than San Diego.

Verdict: Must-See

Note: I don’t use stars, but here are my possible verdicts.

Must-See

Highly Recommended

Recommended

Average

Not Recommended

Avoid like the Plague

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#99 Embrace of the Serpent (2015)

Director: Cirro Guerra

Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina

 Wikipedia synopsis:

Embrace of the Serpent:  El abrazo de la serpiente) i2015, directed by Ciro Guerra, and written by Guerra and Jacques Toulemonde Vidal. Shot almost entirely in black and white, the film follows two journeys made thirty years apart by the indigenous shaman Karamakate in the Colombian Amazonian jungle, one with Theo, a German ethnographer, and the other with Evan, an American botanist, both of whom are searching for the rare plant yakruna. It was inspired by the travel diaries of Theodor Koch-Grunberg and��Richard Evans Schultes, and dedicated to lost Amazonian cultures.

Embrace of the Serpent is a visually compelling film. Filmed mostly in black and white, it details the material and spiritual journey of two explorers and a shaman named Karakamate. The slow deliberate pace of the film works to good effect. The men are making their journey via canoe down the Amazon, and their struggle is punctuated by tense encounters of distinctly different cultures along the way.

In the context of the film, white men are seen as harbingers of doom and destruction. Some of the most unsettling scenes portray the violent confrontations between the invasive white culture and the indigenous population, where all manner of brutality, exploitation and religious zealotry have forever changed the physical and social landscape. Karakamate for the most part remains silent and cautious, having lost his people due to this kind of encounter. Begrudgingly, he has taken on the responsibility of caring for and educating the foreigner(s) he has come into contact with.

This is not a new story by any means. It is a retelling of the discoveries of the 19th century, where the modern world infiltrated the most remote regions of the globe, and in doing so, usually wreaked havoc as opposed to returning to the outside world with wisdom. But this is where the movie picks up the thread. Both of the men featured in the film wind up in a spiritual quest that forces them to abandoned their material possessions and scientific understanding of the world around them. This too is an old narrative, a vital one to be sure.

There is much we have discovered, and much we have forgotten. What we might perceive as a progress, might in some way be a re-awakening or a re-framing of an ancient understanding, where we are just now getting attuned to its subtle translations.

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THE TRIBES HAVE BARELY SPOKEN - My Review of BIRDS OF PASSAGE (3 Stars)

One of the great things cinema has afforded us is the chance to immerse ourselves in cultures we’d never have a chance to experience otherwise.  In 2015, the team of Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra brought us the Oscar nominated EMBRACE OF THE SERPENT, which detailed the destruction of the Amazon from the perspective of its indigenous peoples.  Visually sumptuous and completely immersive, the film left  me with high expectations for their follow-up.  In many ways, BIRDS OF PASSAGE, a drug gangster saga spanning from 1968-1980, does not disappoint, despite a central flaw.

Set amongst the Wayuu tribes of Northern Columbia, the film slowly, oh so slowly, shows how the marijuana trade corrupts and destroys a family.  At first, the filmmakers, with a screenplay co-written by Maria Camila Arias and Jacques Toulemond Vidal, bring us a taste of the Way customs with an opening scene depicting Zaida (Natalia Reyes) emerging from a year of seclusion to show herself off as a woman to the community.  She does a birdlike dance and soon Rapayet (José Acosta) joins her in the dance to claim her as his future bride.  Shades of THE GODFATHER here and elsewhere appear not coincidental.  The matriarch, a stern, courageous leader named Ursula (Carmiña Martínez), scarcely approves of Rapayet, but entertains the thought because his uncle is a “Word Messenger”, an exalted member of the tribe.  Still, she demands he provide a dowry of livestock and talismans to prove he can provide for his bride.  Strapped for cash, Rapayet heads out with his lifelong friend Moises (the scene stealing Jhon Narváez) to earn money when they happen upon a group of US Peace Corps hippies in need of marijuana.  Rapayet partners with another Way family who traffic in the drug, et voila, they find themselves making more money than they had imagined.  The film, told in five chapters, lurches forward to show us Rapayet has married Zaida and the drug business has boomed.  We’re soon at AMERICAN MADE levels of trade, with better digs and airplanes flying in and out of Columbia with their crop.  Clearly, as history tells us, no good can come from this.  What follows are tribal clashes, lots of bloodshed, betrayals, more money than anyone can handle, and a culture lost to greed.  

If any of this sounds familiar, it’s because we’ve seen this story outline play out over decades of    cinema gangster stories.  What gives this film its freshness is the indigenous point of view, the details of their customs, and the stark, hushed style of its filmmakers.  No grandiose “Say hello to my little friend” moments, although Narváez comes the closest with his wild energy, BIRDS OF PASSAGE plays out more like a mournful elegy for a lost culture.  Unfortunately, the non-actors in the cast deliver flat performances, keeping us from caring very deeply about most of the characters.  Acosta clearly has the Michael Corleone role here, but while he stares intensely, he doesn’t show off his conflicted character to its greatest effect.  It’s also strange for me to criticize a film for being too visual, but the spare dialogue leaves us wanting for more context and shadings.  

Now don’t get me wrong, this film delivers on its visuals, with EMBRACE OF THE SERPENT’s cinematographer David Gallegos again gorgeously providing one memorable shot after another.  Whether it’s the eye-popping dream sequences or a terrifying scene in which the headlights of a car reveal a road filled with corpses, the film truly treats us to sights most of us will never see on our own.

I just expected something weightier.  To feel more.  Any story which covers an epic amount of like this needs characters with far more layers than what we get here.  I enjoyed the twists and turns of the story, allowing myself to bask in its unrushed style and again, those visuals.  I loved watching an ANIMAL KINGDOM-esque matriarch going all Marlon Brando by making the tough calls, but the one-dimensional nature of its characters kept me at arms length throughout.  Still, the filmmakers have a distinctive, quasi-documentary voice and an interest in showing us unseen parts of the world which keeps me enthusiastic for whatever they tackle next.

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#342 November 27, 2018

Matt writes: It's immensely poignant that in the same year the Marvel Expanded Universe celebrated its tenth anniversary with the release of its twentieth feature, "Ant-Man and the Wasp" (on the heels of "Black Panther" and "Avengers: Infinity War," no less), superhero maestro Stan Lee passed away at age 95. His death brings a new level of meaning to the aching loss that pervades the finale of "Infinity War," though Lee got the last laugh with his hilarious cameo in the "Ant-Man" sequel, which brought down the house at the preview screening I attended. In addition to reading Peter Sobczynski's tribute to Lee, make sure to read Roger Ebert's four-star review of the film that kicked off the MCU: Jon Favreau's "Iron Man." Below is an excerpt of Ebert's analysis (for the full review, click here)...

“The movie is largely founded on its special effects. When somebody isn’t talking, something is banging, clanging or laying rubber. The armored robotic suits utilized by Tony and Obadiah would upstage lesser actors than Downey and Bridges; it's surprising how much those two giant iron men seem to reflect the personalities of the men inside them. Everything they do is preposterous, of course, but they seem to be doing it, not the suits. Some of their moments have real grandeur--as when Tony tests his suit to see how high it will fly, and it finally falls back toward earth in a sequence that reminded me of a similar challenge in ‘The Right Stuff.’ The art direction is inspired by the original Marvel artists. The movie doesn't reproduce the drawings of Jack Kirby and others, but it reproduces their feeling, a vision of out-scale enormity, seamless sleekness, secret laboratories made not of nuts and bolts but of...vistas. A lot of big budget f/x epics seem to abandon their stories with half an hour to go, and just throw effects at the audience. This one has a plot so ingenious it continues to function no matter how loud the impacts, how enormous the explosions.”

Trailers

They Shall Not Grow Old (2018). Directed by Peter Jackson. Synopsis: A documentary about World War I with never-before-seen footage to commemorate the centennial of the end of the war. Opens in US theaters on December 17th, 2018.

Never Look Away (2018). Written and directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Starring Tom Schilling, Sebastian Koch, Paula Beer. Synopsis: German artist Kurt Barnert has escaped East Germany and now lives in West Germany, but is tormented by his childhood under the Nazis and the GDR-regime. Opens in US theaters on November 30th, 2018.

Fighting With My Family (2019). Written and directed by Stephen Merchant. Starring Florence Pugh, Dwayne Johnson, Lena Headey. Synopsis: A former wrestler and his family make a living performing at small venues around the country while his kids dream of joining World Wrestling Entertainment. Opens in US theaters on February 14th, 2019.

Gloria Bell (2019). Directed by Sebastián Lelio. Written by Sebastián Lelio and Alice Johnson Boher. Starring Julianne Moore, Alanna Ubach, Jeanne Tripplehorn. Synopsis: A free-spirited woman in her 50s seeks out love at L.A. dance clubs. Opens in US theaters on March 8th, 2019.

Birds of Passage (2019). Directed by Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra. Written by Maria Camila Arias and Jacques Toulemonde Vidal. Starring Natalia Reyes, Carmiña Martínez, José Acosta. Synopsis: During the marijuana bonanza, a violent decade that saw the origins of drug trafficking in Colombia, Rapayet and his indigenous family get involved in a war to control the business that ends up destroying their lives and their culture. Opens in US theaters on February 13th, 2019.

Piercing (2018). Written and directed by Nicolas Pesce (based on the novel by Ryû Murakami). Starring Christopher Abbott, Mia Wasikowska, Laia Costa. Synopsis: A man kisses his wife and baby goodbye and seemingly heads away on business, with a plan to check into a hotel, call an escort service, and kill an unsuspecting prostitute. Opens in US theaters on December 7th, 2018.

The Intruder (2019). Directed by Deon Taylor. Written by David Loughery. Starring Dennis Quaid, Meagan Good, Joseph Sikora. Synopsis: A psychological thriller about a young married couple who buys a beautiful Napa Valley house on several acres of land only to find that the man they bought it from refuses to let go of the property. Opens in US theaters on April 26th, 2019.

The Limit (2018). Written and directed by Robert Rodriguez. Starring Michelle Rodriguez, Vin Conzo, Michael L Garcia Jr. Synopsis: Michelle Rodriguez will give life to a genetically enhanced weapon of mass destruction, and set out to destroy the secret agency that created her. US release date is TBA.

The Informer (2019). Directed by Andrea Di Stefano. Written by Andrea Di Stefano, Matt Cook and Rowan Joffe (based on the novel by Börge Hellström and Anders Roslund). Starring Rosamund Pike, Ana de Armas, Joel Kinnaman. Synopsis: An ex-convict working undercover intentionally gets himself incarcerated again in order to infiltrate the mob at a maximum security prison. Opens in US theaters on March 22nd, 2019.

Everybody Knows (2019). Written and directed by Asghar Farhadi. Starring Penélope Cruz, Javier Bardem, Jaime Lorente. Synopsis: Laura, a Spanish woman living in Buenos Aires, returns to her hometown outside Madrid with her two children to attend her sister's wedding. However, the trip is upset by unexpected events that bring secrets into the open. Opens in US theaters on February 8th, 2019.

Backtrace (2018). Directed by Brian A. Miller. Written by Mike Maples. Starring Sylvester Stallone, Ryan Guzman, Matthew Modine. Synopsis: The lone surviving thief of a violent armored car robbery is sprung from a high security facility and administered an experimental drug. Opens in US theaters on December 14th, 2018.

Buffalo Boys (2018). Directed by Mike Wiluan. Written by Mike Wiluan and Raymond Lee. Starring Zack Lee, Sunny Pang, Conan Stevens. Synopsis: Two brothers named Jamar and Suwo came back to the land of Java to avenge their father, who was a Sultan, after years of exile in America. US release date is TBA.

Dumplin' (2018). Directed by Anne Fletcher. Written by Kristin Hahn (based on the novel by Julie Murphy). Starring Danielle Macdonald, Jennifer Aniston, Odeya Rush. Synopsis: Willowdean ('Dumplin'), the plus-size teenage daughter of a former beauty queen, signs up for her mom's Miss Teen Bluebonnet pageant as a protest that escalates when other contestants follow her footsteps, revolutionizing the pageant and their small Texas town. Debuts on Netflix on December 7th, 2018.

The Mercy (2018). Directed by James Marsh. Written by Scott Z. Burns. Starring Colin Firth, Rachel Weisz, David Thewlis. Synopsis: The incredible story of amateur sailor Donald Crowhurst and his solo attempt to circumnavigate the globe. The struggles he confronted on the journey while his family awaited his return is one of the most enduring mysteries of recent times. Opens in US theaters on November 30th, 2018.

On the Basis of Sex (2018). Directed by Mimi Leder. Written by Daniel Stiepleman. Starring Felicity Jones, Armie Hammer, Gary Werntz. Synopsis: The story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her struggles for equal rights and what she had to overcome in order to become a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Opens in US theaters on December 25th, 2018.

Serenity (2019). Written and directed by Steven Knight. Starring Diane Lane, Anne Hathaway, Matthew McConaughey. Synopsis: The mysterious past of a fishing boat captain comes back to haunt him, when his ex-wife tracks him down with a desperate plea for help, ensnaring his life in a new reality that may not be all that it seems. Opens in US theaters on January 25th, 2019.

Replicas (2019). Directed by Jeffrey Nachmanoff. Written by Chad St. John. Starring Keanu Reeves, Emily Alyn Lind, Alice Eve. Synopsis: A scientist becomes obsessed with bringing back his family members who died in a traffic accident. Opens in US theaters on January 11th, 2019.

Dumbo (2019). Directed by Tim Burton. Written by Ehren Kruger (based on the novel by Helen Aberson and Harold Pearl). Starring Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, Colin Farrell. Synopsis: A young elephant, whose oversized ears enable him to fly, helps save a struggling circus, but when the circus plans a new venture, Dumbo and his friends discover dark secrets beneath its shiny veneer. Opens in US theaters on March 29th, 2019.

Gillian Flynn on "Widows"

Matt writes: Chicago-based author Gillian Flynn has had an amazing year, from the brilliant HBO adaptation of her debut novel, Sharp Objects, to the script she co-authored for Steve McQueen's electrifying thriller, "Widows," which earned four stars from Brian Tallerico. Read Allison Shoemaker's recent interview with Flynn here. 

2018 Indie Memphis Film Festival

Matt writes: Sheila O'Malley recounts her experience of serving on a jury at the 21st Indie Memphis Film Festival earlier this month. She also discusses such highlights as "Mr. Soul!", "Rukus," "Shoot the Moon Right Between the Eyes" and more. For her full coverage, click here.

Free Movies

Lady of Burlesque (1943). Directed by William A. Wellman. Written by James Gunn (based on the novel by Gypsy Rose Lee). Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Michael O'Shea, J. Edward Bromberg. Synopsis: After one member of their group is murdered, the performers at a burlesque house must work together to find out who the killer is before they strike again.

Watch "Lady of Burlesque"

The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946). Directed by Lewis Milestone. Written by Robert Rossen. Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott. Synopsis: A man is reunited with his childhood friend and her husband, who believe he knows the truth about the death of her rich aunt years earlier.

Watch "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers"

The Omen (1976). Directed by Richard Donner. Written by David Seltzer. Starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, Harvey Stephens. Synopsis: Mysterious deaths surround an American ambassador. Could the child that he is raising actually be the Antichrist? The Devil's own son?

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Pájaros de verano, 2018

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BIRDS OF PASSAGE By Cristina Gallego, Ciro Guerra, Maria Camila Arias, Jacques Toulemonde Vidal (& various)

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BIRDS OF PASSAGE is a crime movie that does not feel like a crime movie. Chronicling a Wayuu family’s rise to power by way of illicit drug & arms dealing prior to their fall from grace and the inevitable disintegration that follows, the film serves as more of a window unto rural Wayuu culture in the seldom seen highlands of Columbia. The crime plot here isn’t the main attractor, but rather a narrative vehicle used to explore the Wayuu way of life, crime involved or not. Special attention is given to the depiction of unique Wayuu marriage ceremonies, burial rituals, the interpretation of dreams, and the passing down of ancestral stories. All this makes the film feel more like an anthropological documentary than your regular run-of-the-mill crime yarn, yet it is the crime yarn that serves to propel the narrative forward in a way anthropological documentaries seldom can. 

In that sense, a lot of the film’s DNA seems to stem from Third Cinema, in that a fictional story is being delivered through an all too real, very-documentary-like package. Where it veers from standard Third Cinema is in its motive: It doesn’t exist as a critique of capitalist bosses in favor of the masses, nor as a critique of the colonizer in favor of the colonized. It simply serves to highlight the unique qualities of a culture far removed from where cinema is typically made, and in so doing it highlights the thing that makes us special as a species. Even if we all end up killing each other in the end.

Ganzeer November 9, 2018

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Nicolas Guerard, Kevin Iticsohn, Laurent Cloatre, Nicolas Merce, Matthieu Payer, Ludovic Collet, Nicolas Martin, Alexis Berg, Guillaume Puig, Anthony Toulze, Quentin Raissac, Romain Vigne, Cédric Fabulet, Pierre-Michel Sarrazin, Romain Jezequel, Audrey Bassac, Romain Derreumaux, Elodie Gonon, Kevin Guillotte, Romain Gtl, Jérôme Walrave, Jean-Christophe Guillot, Michael Clavery, Julien Tissot, Julien Chorier, Fleury Roux, Dimitri Lomer, Jérôme Richard, David Lacotte, Sébastien De Rossi, Johann Girost, Francis Marielle, Blandine Remy, David Houlbert, Jean-Christophe Parichault, Yoann Stuck, Antoine Charbonnier, Thomas Montana, Marc Lecoin, Delphine Pol, Steve Cailler, Romain Bony, Jérémy Buffet, Pierre-Yves Descombes, Damien Varnier, Guillaume Gruot, Laurent Ducasse, Benjamin Manoukian, Patrick Gerber, Zeline Lacombe, Marie Somm Croset, Christophe Capitan, Maxime Baumard, Valery Bougard, Elsa Thual, Arnaud BouBout, Marion Barbarit, Willy Deprez, Frédéric Machabert, Cédric Gehin, Karine Bourgeon, Olivier Engel, Pierre Brequigny, Eric Thouvenin, Benjamin Mun, Manuela Savel, Cyril Cointre, Yann Truc, Frédéric Moulis, Fabien Beaufils, Philippe Jourdes, Andy Vassard, Thomas Depret, Virginie et Patrick Bohard, Nicolas Blommaert, Guillaume Boschini, Coline Demontoux, Pascal Serent, Baptiste Escoute, Cécile Bertin, Charlie Perdrieau, Cyrille Rouge, Sébastien Baillieul, Ronan Nignol, Augustin de Narp, Claire Louyot, Jeremie Rivaliere, Brice Roffino, Vincent Viet, Lucile Dufau, Amaury d'Oleon, Gregory Laplaud, Pauline Puteaux, Bertrand Delhomme, Maxime Brodard, Florimond Cahez, Guillaume Cribier, Yoann Mougel, Camille Metzdorff, Benjamin Tremey, Benoit Barnabe, Lucie Arnal, Samuel Graux, Loïc de Checchi, Nadia Desrayaud, Adrien Tarenne, Martin Michaudet, Raphael Naudet, Yoann Gilbart, Emmanuel Bezard, Sophie Maufrais, Charles Cribier, Franck Martel, Florian Weisser, Joakim Ribier, Nicolas Decostanzi, François Vivares, Franck Vaillant, Alexandre Koch, Mathieu Bernard, Jérôme Sequin, Anthony Muscio, François-Xavier de Boismenu, Nathalie Ecuer, Olivier Picard, Remi Jean, Sylvain Giraud, Fabien Boesso, Anthony Marty, Guillaume Abry, Gregory Bombardo, Laurent Cambefort, François-Xavier Amiel, Mikael Aigroz, Thibaut Bandini, Guillaume Requier, Benjamin Cornuel, Richard Reverte, Daphné de Guembecker, Bruno Cantieri, Michael Crausaz, David Laulhey, Nicolas Gaudin, Fabien Bonnaffous, Guillaume Perrein, Michael Ligier, Charles Centofanti, Caroline Weste, Vincent Dupin, Marco Roumi, Olivier Roualdes, Ghislain Davost, Vianney Poiron, Geoffroy Degrange, Mickael Gouget, Alexandre Parpillon, Samuel Nascimento, Mathieu Zimmer, Vincent Germain, Maxime Granier, Romain Leblanc, Ana Calatayud, Lambert Santelli, Michel Lanne, Matthieu Catelain, Jérémy binet, Remy Decoopman, Florent Lescarret, Jeremie Le Lievre, Xavier Teychenne, Fabien Lambin, Gael Clerval, Benoit Fousse, Yvon Rouzic, Mathieu Dubois, Benoit Boistard, Christophe Tabar, Benoit Olivier, Pierre-Henri de Bettignies, Alexandre Meurgue, Marie Boggio, François Baly, Remi Boudet, Thibaud Lafon, Bastien Ganivet, Fabrice Thomas, Bastien Mateo, Philippe Monteil, Baptiste Prive, Frédéric Le Meur, Olivier Morineau, Gael Malacarne, Emeric Claveau, Yann Miehlbradt, Thomas Doualle, Guillaume Roux, Ivan Rulleau, Laurent Galvani, Nicolas Trouilhet, Jason Langenegger, Sébastien Pedelucq, Jeremie Vernoit, Julien Daviau, Maxime Tartre, Leo Sayagh, Jean-François Munoz, Baptiste Leger, Laure Chabbert, Timothee Wetzel, Maxime Quillivic, Gaetan Timmermans, Nicolas Thal, Romain Merlaud, Benjamin Neveu, Laure de Cabissole, Ronan Guiheneuf, Guilhaume Feregotto, Laurent Mercey, Thomas Zeggane, Benoit Leroux, Julien Fauchard, Pascal Aymar, Maxime Morin, Jonathan Rouquairol, Olivier Bloch, Stéphane Cambefort, Cims Magics, Jérémy Gaudez, Olivier Rodriguez, Romain Valette, Quentin Duhamel, Cyril Bouchet, Guillaume Poublan-Couste, Daniel Carree, Romain Husson, Pierre Schmidt, Etienne Loisel, Marie-Gabrielle et Cédric Selmi, Pascal Mouquet, François Jacquet, Raphael Monteil, Charles Garreau, François D'Haene, Seb Molinier, Jean-Philippe Home-Sanfaute, Guillaume Dupre la Tour, Thomas Ruynat-Franzini, Martin Girard, Thierry Gandilhon, Renaud Enjalric, Theo Cizeron, Nicolas Carle, Clémentine Geoffray, Sébastien Henri, Florian Renault, Roxanne Lorrain, Paul Gardere, Johanna Dannreuther, Alexandre Paimparay, Steeve Brousset, Anne Corriol, Mathieu Dauron, Quentin Bievre, Stéphane Filias, Damien Cloarec, Romain Penot, Simon Mergui, Michael Roch, Nathalie Gautheron Cerroti, Nicolas Gourdon, Thibaud Costes, Arnaud Petiot-Rouzet, Sébastien Magyari, Charles-Antoine Dupuy, Guillaume Delachat, Romain Durand, Sylvain Reculeau, Elsa Birman, Audrey Camus, Chencheng Huang, Gwendal Pencreach, Remi Hermant, Nicolas Bouron, Carlos Pinilla, Vincent Kerbarh, Christopher Dore, Nicolas Bertaux, Benoit Emprin, Jérôme durivault, Xavier Morin, Sarah Balichard, Fred Sanca, Kevin Nickler, Rodolphe Cazenave, Vincent Rota, Laurentx Pebet, Odette et Jean-Marie Schmitt, Didier Hauswald, Thibault Bottemanne, Yoann Huguet, Anne-Sophie Bour, Clément Dudal, Jérôme Dani, Romain Mandard, Nicolas Pierron, Elouan Rebillard, Cédric Schepens, Maxime Soriano, Stéphane Brogniart, Cédric Andre, Guillaume Leonarf, Franck Levillain, Christophe Anselmo, Bertrand Tappy, Benjamin Bera, Alexis Jamet, Pierre-Alexandre Delayre, Steve Hanot, Pauline Ballereau, Benoit Cuisy, Pierre-Henry Coppere, Mathieu Dupuis, Sarah Nael, Arthur Flipo, Annick Brandenberger, Pierre-Albert Carlier, Pierre Ribault, Alban Grandjean, Antoine Malaunais, Philippe Poncin, Claire Ferhane, David Preti, Eric Grelier, Aurélien Blanchard, Fabrice Deschamps, Gilles Guillon, Cyril Ettien, Gregory Bardin, Maxime Bracqbien, David Michel, Robin Malagie, Stéphane Lemaitre, Guillaume Schutz, Pierre-Hugo Romain, Aurélien Coude, Etienne Choqueux, Baptiste Poly, Jean-Sébastien Mayen, Cecilia Sanchez, Antoine Lagasse, Hoel Poissonniet, Thomas Crenier, Oliver Jutzi, Paul Dabertrand, Pierre-Arnaud Bourguenolle, Alexis Grappin, Stéphane Bernard, Andrea Braga, Romain Baziries, Caroline Koller, Alexis Strievi, Pierre Borie, John Evaelyjo, Steve Revoil, Jules-Henri Gabioud, Aldo Barnaba, Simon Fraisse, Mickael Martin, Nicolas Moreau, Antoine Gendre, Guillaume Nardin, Arnaud Dethorey, Olivier Moutin, Julien Seiler, William Lemaire, Tanguy Chauviere Le Drian, Natascha Richter, Julien Collet, Remi Poeydomenge, Tristan van Ee, Olivier Abbet, Aziz Ouaabi, Dominique Chaput, Martin Bay, Amaury Arnaud, Maxime Vergnieres, Julien de Freitas, Diego Pazos, Gabriel Gaultier, Gaetan Longeon, Laurent Neau, Julien Metivier, Andy Lenoir, Cécile Vince, Laetitia Vicart, Jeandel Laurent, Matthieu Poittevin, Flavien Alfero, Cédric Barrau, Vincent Dumont, Pascal Moulis, Kevin Colin, Sandrine Prieur, Jean-Patrick Mercier, Benoit Thouary, Colin Olivero, Paul Scourzic, Gaetan Chicanne, Simon Delamarre, Jérôme Ricol, Benjamin Testelin, Sylvain Guillermo, Marc-Henri Depotte, Thomas Gomez, Pierre-Antoine François, Julien Hoarau, Pierre-Antoine Piter, Sébastien Guirao, Cyprien Louis, Anthony Gautier, Yannick Martin, Jeremie Ballet-Baz, Kevin Bouvier, Guillaume Bonnaure, Guillaume Settembrini, Leslie Roquecave, Xavier Thevenard, Kevin Bouchery, Romain Lacaille, Vincent Laffay, Bob Brunot, Raphael Mateos, Pauline Schmidt, Christophe Lapoirie, Regis Adam, Guillaume Marmer, Gwendal Moysan, Jonathan Moncany, Jean-Michel Challe, Stéphanie Vizot, Cristelle Robert, Antoine Dragon, Michel Della Maria, Hadrien Dulau, Alain Speckbacher, Remi Jallon, Matthieu Peyrin, Dany Moulin, Maxime Trichot, Olivier Valla, Pierre Meslet, Theo Meunier, Martin Thoris, François Beruard, Guillaume Perrin, Benoit Beaubier, PIerre-Jacques Laurand, Ugo Lovera, Remi Peron, Marion Paquet, Maelane Mialle, Vincent Mira, Eric Charlet, Fred Hamon, Cristophe Modat, Stéphanie Gadroy, Matthieu Blanc, Fabien Candy, Raphael Poughon, Christophe Arcin, Mathieu Gery, Paul-Edouard Juan, Julien Chambat, Aline Froger, Jean-Pierre Caridi, Florent Lorin, Virginie Goetzmann, Romain Ors, Aurélien Le Nouaille, Stéphane Lacouture, Gregory Puech, Céline Marteau, Christophe Poussard, Gildas Desevedavy, Benoit Dumontet, Jérémy Gotto, Laurent Calvet, Monique Thevenard-Bonino, Didier Lesourd, Pierre Poirier, Donatien Drouin, Yasmina Plaindoux, Sophie Picavet, Guillaume Primard, Fabien Blas, Jordan Hibon, Regis Lebarbier, Gatien Janton, Julien Baixas, Olivier Stora, Florian Le Grand, Gael Cantenot, Christophe Mazaud, Mickael Arhan, Youssoupha Ndiaye, Guilhem Millet, Sébastien Furet, Sébastien Cellier, Stéphane Chalmeau, Jacques Ricoux, Anthony Marthinet, Guillaume Fierling, Pierre Jaouen, Guillaume Scheer, Vincent Bouchet, Sébastien Doutreligne, Jean-Pierre Ricard, Pierre Papet, Carlos Oliveira, Benoit Latus, Gregory Scotta, Olivier Gerin, Anthony Le Goff, Anais Terrettaz, Nicolas Simonet, Vincent Minet, Jean-Philippe Guerin, Guillaume Blandin, Julien Meschberger, Dorian Laithier, Mathieu Garat, Thibaut Fortin, Noémie Andre, Bruno Turbe, Cyril Solbach, Xavier Briez, Antoine Juillion, Benoit Lardeux, Jérôme Gervais, Johan Paris, Sébastien Picaud, Julien Lantuejoul, Antoine Fourmentin, Serge Dany, Stéphane Huser, Pierre Ameglio, Tom Gathier, Rodolphe Genitoni, Fabien Richard, Nadine Racat, Jérémy Binette, Felix Defrance, Raphael Baudoin, Marc-André Verpaelst, Franck Scandella, Aurelie Le Fur, Sylvere Pruvost, Emmanuel Arcis, Marc Bee, Arnaud Thomas, Nicolas Butz, Vivien Mennesson, Cédric Lecohue, Elie Guy, Severine Grilhe, Guillaume Ring, Arthur Ohl, Adrien Morent, Mathieu Demarson, Thomas Lorblanchet, Lionel Reynier, Mathieu Bouton, Béatrice Patizel, Quentin Mugnier, Jérémy Chicoine, Pascal Ndiaye, Sébastien Khali, Aude Hourtal, Lois Perrier, Etienne Gleizes, Bastien Munoz, Jeanne Peyron, Frédéric Navillon, François Monge, Jérémy Marie, Mathieu Cousinie, François-Xavier Dion, Julien Seguin, Benoit Pavee, Pierre-Jean Cot, Cyril Auvinet, François Cornic, Damien Pereira, Benjamin Asselbourg, Eric Sun, Alexis Neaux, Julien Majou, Marie-Jose Maigrat, Quentin Guillier, Simon Girard, Gautier Daras, Didier Pecoul, Yves Girard, Nicolas Esther, Cédric Desforges, Michel Remy, Alexis Lecanu, Benoit Leroy, Maxime Nigra, Guillaume Cretinon, Antoine Mougel, Gabriel Guibert, Kamel El Khayari, Joel Ormeno, Gregory Isnardi, Jonathan Roy, Florian Bissay, Michel Mouraille, Johan Chouteau, Romain Soubde, Anthony Amoudruz, Nicolas Boeyaert, Valentin Rivalan, Sarah Renaud, Pierre Druart, Julien Courdes, Gaelle Martin, Christophe Beauseigneur, Nicolas Pastorino, Tristan Pignier, Erwann Odye, Bastien Lhermite, Lionel Miconi, Jean Regaldo, Anthony Pouille, Alban Venneugues, Stéphanie Grotzinger, Patrick Toutain, Lucas Toulier Ancian, Max Godet, Stefan Rutz, Sébastien Chaboud, Yann Despicht, David Colasuonno, Robin Schmitt, Anthony Launay, Emeline Lacote, Clément Aeschbacher, Benjamin Peigne, Matthieu Lefort, Maxime Crozon, Geoffrey Dequidt, Alexis Valtat, Lucas Bastoul, Frédéric Degruel, Anne-Elise Dely-Duguey, Clément Eliot, Dominique Boiret, Tifenn Kerbiriou, Ariane Wilhem, Marie Line Rapin, Mireille Masson, Mederic Bonnet, Marilyne Lopez, Cyril Caillou, Simon Paillard, Lola Vanderkam, Loïc Jalmin, Michael Salerno, Fabrice Soulier, Jérôme Volck, Vincent Bourlier, Florian Charles, Cécile Cheron Goiset, Thibaut Baronian, Thibaud Langlet, Mathieu Pardon, Briec Boucher, Sandrine Rozenberg, Floris Calori, Thibaut Verlyck, Julien Durechou, Jérémy Sevellec, Eric Masse, Christine Hoja, Jérémy Draguis, Nikolay Popgeorgiev, Simon Janin, Philippe Blanchard, Antoine Wolff, Antoine Joal, Benoit Desaute, Arthur Decostanzi, Florent Chateigner, Sébastien Yvart, Marie-Odile Mery, Guillaume Cosson, Jules Pijourlet, Pierre Prosperi, David Leprovost, Benoit Sautreuil, Gwenole Louarn, Laurent Montel, Kevin Faria Fernandes, Jérémy Franchemiche, Emeric Soulier, Benoit Arnoult, Mikael Mongiovetto, Christopher Retiere, Fabrice Baret, Dimitri Larbi, Sylvain Rousselot, Pierre-E Ory, Kelig Houze, Christophe Sanchez, Hugo Sapin, Romain Taupin, Nicolas Enjalbert, Aurélien Hernandez, Romain Bidoli, Edgar Speckbacher, Julien Michaud, Nils Rochereau, Matthieu Obach, Christopher Nese, Arnaud Sauvaget, Yann Blanchard, Guillaume Vansuyt, Valtres Triathlon, Aurélien Teten-Prod, Fabian Cucchiara, Benjamin Biga, Pierre Janin-Potiron, Marie Wagner, Clément Guibert, Vincent Affholder, Frédéric Rolland, Arnauld Hervieux, Bastien Seon, Remy Myre Sennepin, Cécile Rossin, François Billy, Cédric segura, Thomas Cordival, Aubin Calamaro, Franck Nadaus, Laetitia Palatini, Patrick Douin, Ludovic Edel, Pierre Remigereau, Lidwine Szymczykowski, Lea Pouzaud, Charline Sadzot, François Arrighi de Casanova, Nicolas Delmi-Deyirmendjian, Alexandre Jamet, Adrien Marcourt, Maxime Hourdebaigts, Aurélien Reymond, Jordan Bessiere, Louis Audoin, Julien Vieille, Cyril Bernard, Aurélien Reymond, Killian Garnier, Sophie Camus, Nicolas Jeanjean, Damien Pitiot, Sylvie et Pierre Leyendecker, Jacques Vacher, Thomas Kernen, Elric Aublant, Sébastien Repeto, Alexandre Meheust, Robert Nicol, Nicolas Goffe, Benoit Rybarczyk, Arthur Giuliani, Mickael Robert, Antoine Jourjon, Philippe Chatelot, Nathan Coubes, Laura Garrivet, Remy Perez-Martin, Arnaud Grisey, Gabriel Gobat, Gregory Vollet, Morgan Le Lann, Cyssou Buffat, Matthieu Forichon, Jérémy Suzanne, Alexis Coince, Romain Boudet, Patrick Faramaz, Bastien Deliau, Mathieu Treuil, Benoit Bordigoni, Louis Fournier, Najib Laatiaoui, Guillaume Lamirand, Olivier Gerard, Nicolas Olive, Ben Violot, Jean Blancheteau, Mickael Mysoet, Hugo Fartaria, Marie Sammons, Fabien Coste, Marion Mahieu, Boris Favario, Jérôme Gaudin, Cédric Dupuich, Bastien Peron, Valentin Orange, Antonin Boiffier, Pierre-Emmanuel Julia, Edouard Corbel, Vincent Souvras, Laurent Sabre, Geoffrey Carion, Laura Becognee, Mohamed Senouci, Matthieu Manet, Clément Berchet, Gaetan Dervaux, Christophe Portalez, Mathieu Bocchi, Florent Porras, Baptiste Dugue, Thomas Besnier, Laurent Sitbon, Frédéric Berg, Romain Andrieux, Remi Verardo, Aurélien Lopez-Simier, Thibaut Heusse, Yannick Reliaud, Florian Saint-Pierre, Jean-Etienne Celle, Thibault Lacroix, Brian Verthier, Jose Fernandez, Romain Rizzarello, Baptiste Cosson, François Guillevic, Arnaud Vandal, Christophe Caron, Guillaume Desuzinges, Damien Millon, Jean-Baptiste Mullie, Romain Viode, Alexandre Lataste, Gregory Bertrand, Antoine Labourier, Clément Dumont - Dayot, Gilles Frezier, Gregory Richen, Florian Nivet, Julien Jallamion, Yannick Ratakek, Vincent Auboiroux, Fabrice Staub, Estelle de Pelichy-Jeanson, Paul Parant, Benjamin Gayaud, Matthieu Fosse, Jonathan Tabutin, Martin Beche, Jules Briatta, Regis Belhomme, Maximilien Clayton, Stephane Flueli, Damien Orsal, Yann Treguer, Nicolas Dublanchet, Christophe Hamm, Caroline Huet, Kilian Jornet, Claire Tourment, Benjamin Schmitt, Cédric Ferrin, Cyril Nodin, Cyril Carvalho, Morgan Pouliquen, Samuel Bard, François Pellissier, Julie Tharaud, Cédric Tanvet, Andy Symonds, Colin Saillet, Florent Vilisques, Aurelio Guerra Vigo, Nicolas Conquer, Isabelle Tondelier, Michael Hutin, Raphael Campion, Antoine Nicolas, Florence Santrot, Frédéric Chaney, Michel Arnaud, Benoit Mazingant, Maxime Beffy, Cédric Deline, Thomas Guillaumond, Elisa et Sébastien Mariette, Yannick Simonneau, Thomas Arnoux, Jean-Philippe Ajuste, Emmanuel Renault, Scott Simonin, Benoit Gourde, Xavier Constans, Yannick Melet, Yannick Granger, Paul Boussemart, Nicolas Douay, Cédric Lasgleyses, Jérôme Lastapis, Benjamin Legrand, Yann Morello, Corentin Davy, Julien Trefcon, Marianne Holtzer, Celien Guovannetti, Elo Die, Alan Le Guen, Raphael Ebrard, Bastien Vallet, Ghislain Paladini, Christophe Mare, David Perdrel, Julien Rage, Clément Delhaye, Erwan Pelan, Estelle-Marie Kieffer, Baptiste Galant, Sylvain Equel, Simon Laverriere-Duvaux, David Mislin, Mathias Puzzolante, Renaud Perrin, Lucas Rohart, Julien Pivet, Cédric Pion, Julien Pelle, Arnaud Kremeur, Alexandra Nitescoux, Laura Orsal, Cyrille Tumson, Jean Magnol, Julien Carayon, François Guerin, Pierre Roques, Romain Ausseur, Gauthier Galland, Philippe Thuret, Philippe Duhamel, Katia Demont, Gael Marty, Richard Dion, Theo Orange, Jimmy Trouillard, Damien Cremilleux, Pierre Bruet, Pierre Jacqueau, Tomy Delcroix, Antoine Garrigue, Jonathan Mertens, Xavier Meziere, Guillaume Vautier, Nicolas Mauclert, Pierre Cabannes, Jeremie Priarone, Antoine Peduzzi, Arthur Szadeczki, Eric Nougayrede, Hadrien Cadiou, Laurent Muscarnera, Jean-Gael Le Floc'h, Cyril Mallard, Charlotte Catel, Yann Olivier, Clément Collart, Laetitia Henry, Mickael Sourd, Maxime Gosset, Maximilienw, Nicolas Le Bail, Adrien Troesch, Vincent Rabec, Estelle Fey, Ronan Bibens, Boris Paulme, Frédéric Delattre, Matthieu Peche, Eric Delmas, Matthis Granet, Julien Farre, Robin Gremmel, Jude Rezin, Tanguy Fetsch, Arnaud Guillemin, Quentin Broue, Pierre Zimmer, François-Xavier Olivier, Maxence Becourt, Quentin Debray, Claire Beraud, Maxime Laget, Ewen Henaff, Quentin Allard, Serge Mennecier, Aurélien Autret, Solene De, Cédric Richter, Matthieu Giraud, Julien Jay, Mario Toussaint, Felix Richard, Julian Virlogeux, Guillaume Pujolar, Quentin Guerrero, Nathanael Hittinger, Jérôme Sigrist, Xavier Martin, Gaetan Barralon, Teddy Hernandez, Geoffrey Conti, Julien Brengel, Nicolas Chiabaut, Camille Serre, François Devaux, Julien Le Foll, Anthony Goavec, Benoit Vasset, François Tetu, Tristan Cariou, Eddy Wegrzyn, Marion Favier, Antoine Guenin, Florian Mairy, Emmanuel Abele, Raphael Fevrier, Julien Toubeau, Cédric Tshibasu-Kabeya, Florian Loubard, Blandine Leperlier-Morel, Amelia Perier, Quentin Antoine, Romain Carpentier, Nicolas Chiaffredo, Antoine Boinay, Antoine Jeantot, Julien Chassagne, Anthony Gottiniaux, Slaven Depuiset, Christopher Martin, Gaetan Hascoet, Julien Salomon, Aurélien Perol, Jonathan Merceron, Ousmane Camara, Benoit Dupraz, Julien Burton, Brieuc Viel, Apostolos Teknetzis, Julien Ben amar, Romain Voreaux, Clément Diaz, François Colinet, François Mourgues, Thibaud Sambourg, Julien Bernard, Antoine Perez-Martin, Rudy Bottin, Alexandre Khali, Jérôme Defer, Damien Jubely, Nicolas Micoud, Nicolas Cotte, Benoit Lancon, Thierry Wergifosse, Paul Eeckeman, Etienne Montalban, Etienne Monbaron, Gael Revelin, Dimitri Chapelle, Pierre Oudar, Mickael Blanchard, Laurent Bazet, Flora Delmas, Nicolas Le Dot, Maxime Musial, Yann Audouin, Vincent Jouvin, Karine Girard, Pierre Gallat, Antoine Lombard, Marine Mejri, Jean-Pascal Bernard-Hervé, Lionel Porte, Hadrien Jourdan, David Tissot, Robin Feigne, Thomas Vericel, David Eck, Baptiste Jardine, Mathieu Pogeant, Romaric Bouillard, Thomas Thiebaud, William Leroy, Artiom Ganchine, Bertrand Lamoise, Nicolas Reczek, Geoffrey Noel, Bastien Isere, Minnierunneuse, Timothee Vandel, Jean Allenbach, Maxime Villoria, Lucas Billuart, Anne Vialatte, Damien Prigent, Baptiste Minart, David Sacleux, Lionel Cachot, Jean-Baptiste Roze, Louis Deque, Christophe Thierry, Pascal Cotret, Remi Lacroix, Jean-Charles Vauthier, Simon Giraudy, Julien Guillerault, Morgane Vitry, Philippe Benier, Edouard Coquatrix, Morgan Beaujouan, Guillaume Bour, Laurent Canon, Frédéric Vogin, Matthias Noguera, Tom Spach, Johan Martin, Damien Borensztein, Yann Seral, Glen Buron, Catherine Favre, Thibault Quemener, Lionel Guillaume, Hervé Villard, Richard Imperial, Anne Amarenco, Josef Potoski, Alban Ribault, Jean-Baptiste Prichystal, Nicolas Bruneau, Olivier Le Roux, Guillaume Arthus, Samuel Maraffi, Kevin Baldauf, Benoit Gilabert, Paolin Thoury, Fabrice Severac, Morgan Legros, Jean-Charles Siffrine, Benoit Testard, Stephan Tranchant, Eric Siber, Stephan Hugo, Sarah Balichard, Virgile Demolliens, Benoit Ferron, Jean Cottenceau, Benoit Hoolans, Fabien Tarantola, Fabrice Austruy, Raphaelle Chauffour, Fabien Demure, Jean-Maxime Robin, Sébastien Cloux, Td Nguyen Khac, Didier Gardan, Allowin Marchal, Stéphanie Nemos, Maxime Thibault, Antoine Quidet, Loïc Leyendecker, Naim Schnegg, Thomas Desprez, Romain Berger, David Jolivet, Marie Leyendecker, Jean-Luc Cadenel, Gaelle et Vincent Poirier, Baptiste Falgayrat, Stéphane Gourdon, Eric Seyfried, Mathieu Ravent, Etienne Valentin, Adrien Lietsch, Dominique Deflorenne, Pierre-Yves Stopin, Gaetan Masset, Anne-Laure Roux, David Pujol, Samih Marzouki, Brice Denis, Valerie Suchet, Bertrand Mathy, Fabien Genetier, Pierre Derumaux, Xavier Allanic, Nathan Levray, Adrien Barbier, Edouard Leculier, Loïc Stas, Paul Guernalec, Carole Lafontan, Nils Cuinat-Guerraz, Jean-Philippe Le Pennec, Julien Kerfers, Florentin Body, Quentin Cuartielles, Stéphane Bondot, Paul Bablot, Jérémy Brialon, Bastien Le Calvez, Bastien Chevalier, Titouan Feldmann, Loïc Lagadec, Nathalie Rosolek, Pierre Leweurs, Florian Zacharias, Jérôme Decisier, Alexandre Batz, Maxime Pinel, Willy Jollivet, Valentin Kiselak, Yann Le Saux, Remi Allegre, Ludovic Antoine, Julien Delattre, Julien Peignot, François Balao, Vivien Ghestem, Aymeric Matias, Florent Lombard, Benjamin Delattre, Arnaud Paillard, Xavier Barral, Marion Delage, Felicie Lefevre-Michelson, Sylvain Gasquet, Charlotte Petit, Emmanuel Calfayan, Stéphane Bessieres, Jean-Marc Djian, Cyril Guillonneau, Vincent Dupont, Alexandre Beraud, Yves-Marie Hervault, Jérôme Platret, Mickael Rialland, Quentin Danel, Julien Moret, Loïc Andre, Sébastien Durand, Camille Sentissi, David Dubos, Antoine Lallier, Anthony Lattion, Simon Baron, Yves Heloury, Damien Imparato, Victor Grandchamp, Mathieu Dufournier, Camille Chanel, Thomas Deruaz, Ronan Pierre, Camille Belsoeur, Paul Chastroux, Emmanuel Pochat, Cyril Defraize, Thomas Leufen, Isabel Levionnois, Laure Gauthier, Cyrille Morvan, Melanie Macioce, Pap's Blin, Sébastien Castel, Aurélien Moliere, Kevin Schultz, Romain Le Pemp, Marion Blanchard, Michael Sarrato, Mathieu Lion, Adrien Gentizon, Fanny Trecourt, Martin Gaffuri, Nicolas Tissot, Anne Chagny, Bruno Poussard, Laure Zahnd, Hermance Lauras, Thomas Heitz, Nicolas Puentes, Sébastien Begel, Jérémy Mann, Florian Moron, Clément Eigenschenck, Renaud Samuel, Matthieu Velay, Stany Minckwitz, Guillaume Routin, Julien Saint-James, Cédric Banelli, Benoit Mottier, Laurent Germain, Ewen Roth, Lionel Bonzoumet, Clément Fernandez, Simon Leclerc, Nicolas Blanc, Thomas Friol, Nicolas Devroux, Guillaume Chelius, Helene Brunel, Yannick Senechal, Eric Lacroix, Cyril Laffitte, Benjamin Oger, Louise Petigny, Alex Rosenbaum, Gweltas Odye, Chantal Desmurs, Sébastien Pitoiset, Matthieu Byrdziak, Maud et Nicolas Rousseau, Fabrice Perrin, Guillaume Ditsch, Arthur Plunet, Geoffroy Bonnet, Camille, Adèle et Sébastien Maury, Cédric Burnet, Christine et François Cheron, Pascale et Philippe Schmitt.

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frontera verde (2019) — chapter i.

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Montevideo exhibirá serie de películas

Se dio a conocer que el Centro Cultural de España  (CCE) en Montevideo, en conjunto con el Auditorio Nacional de Uruguay, exhibirá a partir de hoy y hasta el 19 de julio una serie de películas nominadas en la IV edición de los Premios Platino del cine iberoamericano, que se celebrarán en Madrid el próximo 22 de julio.

En líneas generales se exhibirán seis películas de países como Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, Cuba, Chile, España, Francia, Panamá, Uruguay y Venezuela, informó el CCE.

��Anna”, un filme producido en conjunto por Colombia y Francia, será la encargada de abrir este ciclo con una función en la sala B del Auditorio Nacional de Uruguay.

Esta pieza audiovisual, escrita y dirigida por el Jacques Toulemonde Vidal, le valió a la actriz hispano-colombiana Juana Acosta la nominación a los Premios Platino como Mejor Intérprete Femenina.

Luego y dentro de esa misma sala, se exhibirá el filme brasileño “Aquarius”, que cuenta con la participación de Sonia Braga como actriz principal y que competirá con Acosta para alzarse con el premio a Mejor Intérprete Femenina.

Adicionalmente, “Aquarius”, del brasileño Kleber Mendonça Filho, está nominada a otras dos categorías: Mejor Película Iberoamericana de Ficción y Mejor Dirección.

Entre tanto, el viernes el “Ciclo Platino” exhibirá el largometraje “El acompañante” del director cubano Pavel Giroud, que disputa el Premio Platino a Mejor Guión y el premio Cine y Educación en Valores.

Con respecto a la programación se continuará con “La luz incidente” del argentino Ariel Rotter, que compite por el Premio Platino a Mejor Dirección de Arte y a Mejor Música Original.

En lo que respecta a las películas “Gilda” y “El abrazo de la serpiente”, filme multipremiado en la última edición de los Platino, completarán la programación del ciclo.

La IV edición de los Premios Platino será transmitida en vivo por el CCE en Montevideo para dar fin a esta semana del cine iberoamericano.

En este sentido se abre un espacio para el cine y la cultura, esto con la finalidad de dar más cabida a este tipo de actividades que involucran a todo tipo de público sin importar edad ni sexo.

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Birds of Passage (Pájaros de verano), Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra (2018)

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Pájaros de verano, 2018