The Noteworthy: Ebert by Scorsese, Kent Jones & "The Master", Vincent Gallo Vs. The Critics
Adam CookVenice, TIFF, VIFF (festival galore) + Scorsese options Ebert’s memoir, Kent Jones writes on The Master & some retro Gallo venom.
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Venice 2012. The Awards
NotebookThe 69th Venice Film Festival announces this year’s awards. Big wins for Kim Ki-Duk, The Master, and more!
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The Noteworthy: Werner Herzog & The Killers, Venice Underway, The Brain & The Body
Adam CookThis week we have word on upcoming projects from Werner Herzog, updates from Venice & Adrian Martin on Stephen Dwoskin and Chris Marker.
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa's "Penance"
Daniel KasmanKiyoshi Kurosawa’s first work since the prize-winning Tokyo Sonata is a five-part miniseries of haunted vengeance.
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10 Years of Venice Film Critics Week
NotebookMUBI presents a special retrospective celebrating a decade of Venice International Film Critics Week, running now through October 8th.
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Trailer for Brian De Palma's "Passion"
NotebookStarring Rachel McAdams and Noomi Rapace, a remake of Alain Corneau’s final film, Love Crime (2010).
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Trailer for Manoel de Oliveira's "Gebo and the Shadow"
NotebookPremiering in Venice, Oliveira’s new film stars Michael Lonsdale, Claudia Cardinale, Jeanne Moreau and many Oliveira regulars.
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Three Womens' Stories: An Interview with Michael Glawogger
Daniel KasmanA talk with the director behind the prize-winning docmentary at Venice, Whores’ Glory.
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The Golden Donkey Venice 2011
The Ferroni BrigadeVenice! The Biennale! Retrospectives, new films, festival turmoil, art that’s not cinema—all this and more!
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Daily Briefing. "60 Seconds of Solitude in Year Zero"
David HudsonAlso: Müller out, Barbera in at Venice. Ferrara’s DSK movie? And farewell, Helen Frankenthaler and Sam Rivers.
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Daily Briefing. Film Comment Poll: Best of 2011
David HudsonAlso: The Louis Delluc Prize, books and adaptations, and celebrating Studio Ghibli.
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Madwomen (and Men) in the Jungle: A Conversation with Chantal Akerman
Darren HughesAkerman’s Joseph Conrad adaptation sees its US release.