Daily Briefing. Lucian Pintilie @ MoMA, Mondo's New Gallery and More
David HudsonAlso: Early word on new projects from Hong Sang-soo, Sofia Coppola and more.
Hong Sang-soo
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Daily Briefing. Otto is the One + Vertov, Hong, More
David HudsonAlso: Another big round of projects in the works announced in Berlin.
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Daily Briefing. "Film socialisme" Cruise Ship Runs Aground
David HudsonAlso: Theo Angelopoulos, Alberto Lattuada and Jean-Pierre Gorin on DVD.
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Daily Briefing. The Ongoing Return of Kim Ki-duk
David HudsonAlso: Teonghwa: Korean Film Today, 2011. And David Mitchell comments on Tykwer and the Wachowski’s adaptation of Cloud Atlas.
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"Cars 2" + Local and Int'l Scenes
David Hudson"Cars 2, directed (like several great Pixar films of the last two decades) by John Lasseter, finds itself in the unlucky position of the not-so-bright kid in a brilliant family," finds Slate's Dana Stevens
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Movie Poster of the Week: The Best of the Rest of Cannes 2011
Adrian CurryAs I’ve mentioned before, movie posters are not much in evidence around the theaters of Cannes. One striking exception though was this stunning poster for Uszula Antoniak’s Code Blue which
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Wrapping Cannes 2011. Un Certain Regard
David HudsonHigh time to round up the films at this year's Cannes Film Festival that never saw entries of their own and send them on their way. Today: Un Certain Regard. "Bakur Bakuradze's The Hunter seems like
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Cannes 2011. Rushes: "Melancholia", "The Day He Arrives"
Daniel KasmanFilms by Lars von Trier and Hong Sang-soo.
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Catching up with Hong Sang-soo
Gabe KlingerHong Sang-soo’s new film, The Day He Arrives, premieres in Cannes this month. We caught up with the filmmaker at the Jeonju International Film Festival for an informal chat. *** GABE
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NYFF 2010. Hong Sang-soo's "Oki's Movie"
David Hudson"The subtly intricate construction of Hong Sang-soo's harsh, self-deprecatingly comical romance, set in the milieu of a Korean university's film department, lends its four brief sketch-like episodes
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NYFF 2010. While Passing Through a Film Festival, I Found Some Things I Liked
Daniel Kasman• In Hong Sang-soo’s Oki’s Movie you always know the temperature outside because of the clothing people are wearing. It’s so cold that no one takes off their parkas and scarves inside; in fact, everyone
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TIFF 2010. Contemporary World Cinema
David HudsonTo borrow Henry James's description of the Victorian novel, Toronto is one loose and baggy monster of a film festival. One big final roundup would be useless, but roundups for each program just might