A withering indictment of American social values, written and directed by a man who has never set foot in America, Lars von Trier’s Dogville is an ambitious provocation. With an all-star cast led by Nicole Kidman, this epic Brechtian drama is a raw examination of small-town hypocrisy and prejudice.
Fiel adaptación de la novela del autor Bret Easton Ellis, esta mordaz mirada a la moral corporativa de los EE.UU. de los años 80 es un viaje perturbador y satírico. Pocas veces se ha retratado el narcisismo moderno de forma tan notable en la pantalla. ¡Protagonizada por un magnífico Christian Bale!
Una película dura pero gratificante del complejo provocador danés Lars von Trier. Esta secuela de Dogville, ferozmente polémica y poco vista, aborda un tema tan delicado como la esclavitud, manteniendo la premisa brechtiana de su predecesora, su inclinación antiamericana y, sí, su brillantez.
In this comprehensive film honoring actor and luminary trans icon Candy Darling, director James Rasin gives precedence to compelling interviews with an expansive number of Darling’s contemporaries and greatest admirers. To top it off, the film is lovingly narrated by Chloë Sevigny and Patton Oswalt.
Filtering the conspiracies of Jacques Rivette and the paranoid fantasies of David Lynch’s Inland Empire through the prism of an actor’s life, this slippery wonder balances wit with bite. Shot on atmospheric 16mm, Slow Machine is a surprising, darkly comic drama of identity and performance.
