Super Cannes: Broken Reality of the Moonrise Kingdom
Celluloid Liberation FrontPost-Cannes thoughts on Wes Anderson, Rufus Norris’ opening night film for Critics’ Week, and Matteo Garrone’s prize-winner, Reality.
Wes Anderson
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Notebook Reviews: Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom"
Ignatiy VishnevetskyAnderson’s deftly orchestrated but deliberately uncomplicated new movie.
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Cannes 2012. Days 1-3, Essential Reads
Adam CookThe 2012 Cannes Film Festival is underway and we’re compiling some of the highlights of the coverage.
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Movie Poster of the Week: The Posters of the 2012 Cannes Competition
Adrian CurryOn the opening day of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival: a poster round-up of the films in competition.
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Daily Briefing. Previewing "Moonrise Kingdom" and "Prometheus"
David HudsonAlso: Nuri Bilge Ceylan will receive this year’s Carrosse d’Or at the 44th Directors’ Fortnight.
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Daily Briefing. Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom" to Open Cannes 2012
David HudsonAlso: New Scope. London goes all out for Ken Russell. Nina Menkes in New York. Sean Lennon curates LA animation festival.
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Daily Viewing. Trailer for Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom"
David HudsonNo mistaking who’s directed this one.
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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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Daily Briefing. "Commodified Cinema"
David HudsonAlso: Lubitsch, Hitchcock, Lumet, Wes Anderson and James Bridges on DVD.
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Daily Briefing. Bright Lights 74
David HudsonAlso: New essays up at the Chiseler; and there’s a new book out, Gary Cooper: Enduring Style.
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Daily Briefing. To Save and Project, Radical Adults and More
David HudsonThe Ninth MOMA International Festival of Film Preservation, an evening at the San Francisco Cinematheque (it’s got a new blog!) and more.
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Nothing's Perfect: "Where the Wild Thing Are" & "Fantastic Mr. Fox"
Ryland Walker KnightWhere The Wild Things Are and Fantastic Mr. Fox are new to DVD this month, offering viewers more at home opportunities to grapple with their different approaches to how we might define a "children