Over the weekend Laura Bispuri well received in the hall is crushed by Russian and German giants (Luigi Noera from Berlin in collaboration with Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) We know that the weekend in surprises Festival but also disappointments. And the Berlinale is not exempt from the phenomenon. While we enjoyed excellent works in competition as Dovlatov Alexey German Jr. (REVIEW) that moves the viewer the feeling of helplessness of the cultural avant-garde Russian at the time of
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SPECIAL 68th #BERLINALE #9 – 15/25 FEBRUARY 2018: (DAY 3) – Inland Sea, Kazuhiro Soda
A Forum a touching documentary about the reality of the Japanese fishing villages (Luigi Noera from Berlin in collaboration with Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) Premiered at the 68th edition of the Berlin Festival, within the Forum section, Inland Sea is the last, moving documentary - which tells of Ushimado, a small fishing village set to remain the desert - the Japanese director Kazuhiro Soda. An elderly man, with his face full of wrinkles, salt on his fishing boat and heads, as routine for many years
SPECIAL 68th #BERLINALE #8 – 15/25 FEBRUARY 2018: (DAY 3) – TRANSIT di Christian Petzold
Christian Petzold struck that the Berlinale audience in the current and intense story of empathy for refugees of all times and places (Luigi Noera from Berlin in collaboration with Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) Presented in competition at the 68th edition of the Berlin Festival, Transit is the latest feature film by German director Christian Petzold. The story here staging is a story from the universal breath, set in France, to be exact - during the German occupation - but with location and contemporary costumes. The timeless story of a man, Georg,
SPECIAL 68th #BERLINALE #7 – 15/25 FEBRUARY 2018: (DAY 3) – DOVLATOV di Alexej German Jr.
The Russian giant Alexei German Jr. with Dovlatov lays bare the atrocities of socialism in Soviet times (Luigi Noera from Berlin in collaboration with Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) Presented in competition at the 68th Berlinale, Dovlatov is the latest film by Russian director Alexei German Jr. A work felt, complex, profoundly painful realized by this German, which - set in November 1971 - he tells us one week of the life of the young Soviet writer Sergei Dovlatov, who, working mainly as a journalist,
SPECIAL 68th #BERLINALE #6 – 15/25 FEBRUARY 2018: (DAY 3) – EVA di Jacquot
France and Huppert in jeopardy in the remake of the movie of the 60's with the unforgettable Jeanne Moreau (Luigi Noera from Berlin in collaboration with Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) Presented in competition at the 68th edition of the Berlin Film Festival, Eva is the latest feature film by French director Benoit Jacquot, starring the great Isabelle Huppert and actor-revelation Gaspard Ulliel. Intriguing the opening words he sees a young Ulliel, who, forced by financial constraints to prostitution, He pays a visit to an old playwright and, following the sudden death of
SPECIAL 68th #BERLINALE #5 – 15/25 FEBRUARY 2018: (DAYS 1&2)
La Kermesse Berliner opens with THE RISING SUN, It is a coincidence? (Luigi Noera from Berlin in collaboration with Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) Start most popular moviegoer marathon of the old continent with over 300 films in programming. It starts with the atypical opening night for the choice of a US director Wes Anderson animated film featuring Isle of Dogs, (SEE REVIEW) or the adventures of a Japanese boy in search of his trusty dog "deported" precisely from the new order
SPECIAL 68th #BERLINALE #4 – 15/25 FEBRUARY 2018: (DAY 1) Opening with ISLE of DOGS Wes Anderson
The opening film - and in competition for the Golden Bear - the 68th edition of the Berlin Festival, Isle of Dogs is the latest, interesting work of US filmmaker Wes Anderson, and his second animated film (from Berlin the active collaboration of Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) We propose the opening film , the emotions of Marina fearful. When he left the room tells us enthusiastically the director's predisposition to kind of animation. An elegant stop motion - mixed with images that both are remembering
With his latest ensemble film A House All Good, Gabriele Muccino returns to his love for the Made in Italy
In Italian cinemas from 14 February, At home all good is the latest work of the Italian filmmaker Gabriele Muccino. Peter and Dawn are celebrating their golden wedding and, for the occasion, They have decided to unite their large family in order to celebrate together on the island where they now live for years. A sudden storm, however, It will prevent the ferry to depart and, Consequently, the huge extended family will be forced to spend two days on the island. On this occasion, old grudges come back to the surface, born new loves, jump out important truths and, perhaps, at the end of "holiday
SPECIAL 68th #BERLINALE #2 – 15/25 FEBRUARY 2018: (DAY – 5)
Laura Bispuri only Italian film in competition with an all-female, but also in the Panorama section arriving from two emerging young (Luigi Noera from Berlin in collaboration with Marina fearful - Photos are published courtesy of the Berlinale) Although the Berlinale numbers are impressive for the eleven-day festival with over 300 presented films, including restored, the giveaways and the focus, this year at the Berlinale in the official selection there is only the Italian filmmaker Laura Bispuri among the 19 films in Competition. At his second
Disappointing the staging of the versatile Clint Eastwood on a fact really happened: 15:17 Attack on Train
In Italian cinemas from February 8, 15:17 Attack the train is the latest work of the famous film director and actor Clint Eastwood. Based on a true story, the film tells the story of three American boys - also present here as interpreters in the role of self - who saved the lives of more than 500 people during a terrorist attack on a train to Paris took place on 21 August 2015. This highly anticipated work of Eastwood tells us, in particular, three stories of three troubled children from infancy, that, however, soon