Film Database Submission June 2011 (Note Changes/Specifications)
Two Funerals (2010)
Dir. Gil Portes
Star-Crossed Love (Ligo Na U,Lapit Na Me,2011)
Dir. Erick C. Salud
Two Spirits
Lydia Nibley
2009
Shinjuku Boys
1996
Kim Loginotto, Jano Williams
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
1982
Colin Higgins
In China They Eat Dogs (I Kina spiser de hunde)
1999
Lasse Spang Olsen
“Lady Gangster” (1942, Robert Florey)
“Danger Signal” (1945, Robert Florey)
“Le vampire de Düsseldorf” (“The Secret Killer”) (1965, Robert Hossein)
“Les yeux cernés” (“Marked Eyes”) (1964, Robert Hossein)
The Dance of the Two Left Foot (Ang sayaw ng dalawang kaliwang paa,2011)
Dir. Alvin Yapan
Humpback Whale: The Giant of the Oceans (1997)
Dir; Rick Rosenthal
Just Like Before (Tulad ng Dati,2006)
Dir. Mike Sandejas
“Just Another Blonde” (1926, Alfred Santell)
L’Ordre, 1973, Jean-Daniel Pollet
Littoral – Tideline (Wajdi Mouawad, 2004)
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Fortunat (Alex Joffé, 1960)
Très bien, merci (2007)
Emmanuelle Cuau
Mauvaise Foi – 2006 – Roschdy Zem
Beck (Japan, 2010)
Director: Yukihiko Tsutsumi
L: Change the World (Japan, 2008)
Director: Hideo Nakata
A Journey Home (2009)
Dir. Paul Soriano
PX (1982)
Dir. Lino Brocka
Salome (1981)
Dir. Laurice Guillen
Cabeça a Prêmio (Brazil, 2010)
Director: Marco Ricca
Qui je suis – d’après Pier Paolo Pasolini
dir. Bertrand Bonello
France, Canada
1996
41 min
In 1966, whilst suffering from a serious ulcer, Pier Paolo Pasolini looked back at his life and work, writing and revising a long autobiographical poem in prose before finally abandoning it. Thirty years after his death, Bertrand Bonello decided to turn the diary into a film in tribute to this passionate artist and prominent twentieth century figure.
“I, too, feel like screaming that, today more than ever, I stand for a cinema of poetry which is rooted in reality but borders on abstraction, a cinema of the intimate and not of the familiar, a cinema of dignity, abandon and perdition rather than a cinema of mastery and manipulation.”
Bertrand Bonello, Séquences, la revue de cinéma, novembre/décembre 1999
The Adventures of James and David
dir. Bertrand Bonello
France
1999
12 min
James visits his younger brother David who has recently opened a hairdressing salon. The two brothers discuss the topic: “How to become a successful hairdresser”?
Les Aventures de James et David borrows its construction from music, the two brothers resembling instruments with markedly different tones, complementing and corresponding to each other.
http://www.festival-larochelle.org/festival-2011/film/les-aventures-de-james-et-david
Les États Nordiques (Drifting States) (already submitted by another user, here more detailed with image)
dir. Denis Côté
France
2005
1h 33min
Christian decides to euthanize his terminally ill mother. Fleeing the law and wanting to be alone with his conscience, a long period of wandering finally brings him to Radisson, a small town over 500 kilometres north of Montreal. Slowly, Christian begins to enjoy life again…
“Côté’s ultimate goal, in an effort to capture the real, is to present the audience with a story that is not a story, a psychological evolution that is not a psychological evolution. One of the strengths of this film lies in the director’s ability to put aside Christian’s suffering to focus on the inhabitants of Radisson, played by ‘non-actors.”
http://www.festival-larochelle.org/festival-2011/film/les-etats-nordiques
B 400
dir. Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
France, Chad
1997
3min
Jerome Magajes
The Leaving (2010)
Dir. Ian Loreños