You have probably seen him in the tabloids: Johnny Marco drives around in a Ferrari and has a constant stream of girls and pills when he feels like having a night in. Comfortably numbed, Johnny drifts along. Then, his 11-year-old daughter Cleo (Elle Fanning) from his failed marriage arrives unexpectedly at the Chateau Hotel and he is forced to confront his life. –Venice Film Festival
Somewhere is essentially a film about nothing; but then again, that's what's so great about it.
What was this film about? I kept waiting for it to start. Nothing happens and the pace would kindly be described as "deliberate" but more accurately would be described as "leaden". Crap.
There doesn't always have to be a story. You are free to play around with the medium. That's the beauty of film. If only people understood that side of it
Em seu mais emblemático filme, Sofia Coppola constrói uma experiência completa baseada no silêncio.
Hey, kids! Want critics to compare your movie to one by that old dead Italian guy Mike Antonioni? Well, it's easy. Just include a shot in which
"The crippling and cruel, not to mention pretty foolish, response to Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette (2006) was perhaps inevitably going to
Sofia Coppola's Somewhere (roundup) has won the Golden Lion at this year's Venice Film Festival. Bloomberg reports that jury president Quentin
Notes on some of the most interesting competition titles that screened at the Venice Film Festival this year, which wraps with its award
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"With the wry, shimmery and thoroughly beguiling Somewhere, Coppola has perhaps made exactly the film she needed to at this point in her
Following Round 1 on Tuesday and Round 2 yesterday (with the titles slated for the Orizzonti section), we now have the nearly-but-not-quite
Somewhere is a film about the superficiality and emptiness of stardom and how it affects its protagonist Johnny Marco (Stephen Dorff). Sofia has touched on this before with Lost in Translation but… read review
Let me first say i looked forward to seeing this film for awhile. The only reason i choose not to see it in theaters was that it was getting mixed reviews and at the time money was tight to take a… read review
Pretty things get a bum rep. They often get written off as being “merely pretty” – that is, inconsequential and frivolous. It’s ironic that such criticism often comes from within artistic circles… read review
Il n’y pas à dire, Sophia Coppola a un don. Un don du cadrage et de la mise en scène qui lui permet de transformer une histoire assez insignifiante en oeuvre d’art. Ce nulle part dont il est question… read review