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International Edition
May 25, 2013 Last Updated: 1:11:PM EDT

Film

Alex Gibney Takes Down Julian Assange in "We...
CANNES Film Review: Nicolas Winding Refn “Only...
Jim Hubbard is the Filmmaker in Focus at Kashish...
English
Alan Dobie in John Krish's "Captured"
Published: May 24, 2013
How a British Docudrama Anticipated "Zero Dark Thirty" by 53 Years
by Graham Fuller | Performing Arts, Film
"Captured," 1959 British docudrama demonstrated waterboarding years before "Zero Dark Thirty."

Drama

Michael Jackson the Immortal World Tour by Cirque du Soleil Opens in Asia
by
BLOUIN ARTINFO Hong Kong
HONG KONG – If King of Pop Michael Jackson was an aerialist, how would he somersault in hits like “Smooth Criminal,” “...
Art + Culture, Asia, Cirque du Soleil, Drama, Jackson 5, michael jackson, pop music, News & Features, Beijing, See + Do, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, News, Performing Arts
Quvenzhane Wallis on Hollywood Fame and Scary Big Pigs
by
Christopher O'Keeffe
NAHA - Quvenzhane Wallis was just five years old, though she claimed to be six, when she walked into the casting...
Beasts of the Southern Wild, Drama, Film, Quvenzhané Wallis, Steve McQueen, Twelve Years a Slave, North America, Performing Arts
Q&A: “The Place Beyond the Pines” Director Derek Cianfrance on Fathers and...
by
Bryan Hood
Director Derek Cianfrance went 12 years between his first two feature films, “Brother Tied,” which he says “...
Blue Valentine, Bradley Cooper, Bryan Hood, Derek Cianfrance, Drama, Film, Ryan Gosling, The Place Beyond the Pines, News, News & Features, Performing Arts
Disaffected Youth: 10 Films About Kids In Over Their Heads
by
Bryan Hood
Considering how few of us actually want to relive our youth, it’s amazing how many films focus on this period in a...
Bryan Hood, Drama, Film, Harmony Korine, Lists, Spring Breakers, News & Features, Performing Arts
"It’s a MacGuffin": Matteo Garrone Says His New Film Isn't About...
by
Bryan Hood
It wouldn’t be surprising if Italian director Matteo Garrone had difficulty finding the right project to...
Drama, Film, Gomorrah, Matteo Garrone, Reality, Comedy, News, News & Features, Performing Arts
Juliette Binoche on Art and Her Role in Bruno Dumont’s "Camille Claudel...
by
Isabelle Regnier
BERLIN – Juliette Binoche is currently in Berlin to present Bruno Dumont’s latest film, “Camille Claudel 1915,” in...
Berlinale, Brunot Dumont, Camille Claudel, cinéma, Drama, Film, Isabelle Regnier, Juliette Binoche, Berlin, Europe, Performing Arts
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Art Films

Occupation Comedy: “A Pig Across Paris"
by
J. Hoberman
Rialto Films, which specializes in forgotten French films from the ‘50s and ‘60s, has recovered another lost gem, or...
A Pig Across Paris, Claude Autant-Lara, Film, J. Hoberman, Art Films, Comedy, Reviews, Performing Arts
Q&A: Ben Shapiro on "Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters"
by
Craig Hubert
The work of photographer Gregory Crewdson is full of cinematic allusions and references, from 1940’s film noir to the...
Ben Shapiro, Craig Hubert, Film, Gregory Crewdson, Art Films, Performing Arts
Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring" Screens at Cannes and Exposes...
by
Chloe Wyma
“I wanna rob,” deadpans a chain-smoking post-Hogwarts Emma Watson in the infectious trailer for “The Bling Ring,” Sofia...
Cannes film festival, Emma Watson, Film, Sofia Coppola, The Bling Ring, Art Films, Reviews, News & Features, Fashion, NEWS, EVENTS
Gold Coast Film Festival Features World Premiere of Makoto Shinkai’s “The...
by
BLOUIN ARTINFO Australia
The Gold Coast Film Festival (GFCC), Australia’s preeminent pop culture film festival, has launched in Queensland with...
anime, australia, Australia & Pacific, Film, Film, Film festival, gfcc, gold coast film festival, Makoto Shinkai, Nicholas Forrest, Pacific, Pop culture, The Garden of Words, Art Films, News & Features, Trailers, Sydney, News, Performing Arts
Weimar Germany’s Movie Diaspora Spreads Light and Dark at MoMA
by
Graham Fuller
“The influence of anxiety” is one way of describing many of the 31 films in the Museum of Modern Art’s impressive “The...
Film, Graham Fuller, MoMA, New York, The Weimar Touch, Art Films, News, Performing Arts
Cut and Paste: Q&A With Collage Filmmaker Lewis Klahr
by
Craig Hubert
Digging up relics from the dustbin of history, Los Angeles-based experimental filmmaker Lewis Klahr makes films that...
Craig Hubert, Film, Lewis Klahr, Museum of the Moving Image, Art Films, Performing Arts
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Comedy

Occupation Comedy: “A Pig Across Paris"
by
J. Hoberman
Rialto Films, which specializes in forgotten French films from the ‘50s and ‘60s, has recovered another lost gem, or...
A Pig Across Paris, Claude Autant-Lara, Film, J. Hoberman, Art Films, Comedy, Reviews, Performing Arts
"Berlin Kaplani" Director Hakan Algül on Turks in Germany and...
by
Robert Michael Poole
Turkish filmmaker Hakan Algül doesn’t do art-house. In fact, unless his movies can reach the maximum possible audience...
Berlin Kaplani, Film, Hakan Algül, Turkish cinema, Comedy, Berlin, Europe, Performing Arts
"It’s a MacGuffin": Matteo Garrone Says His New Film Isn't About...
by
Bryan Hood
It wouldn’t be surprising if Italian director Matteo Garrone had difficulty finding the right project to...
Drama, Film, Gomorrah, Matteo Garrone, Reality, Comedy, News, News & Features, Performing Arts
Hoberman: Julie Delpy's Manic, Indulgent "2 Days in New York"
by
J. Hoberman
Woody Allen’s name is all over the newspaper ads for “2 Days in New York” and you can find his fingerprints on Julie...
Chris Rock, Film, J. Hoberman, Julie Delpy, Comedy, Reviews, Performing Arts
Plenty of Pasta But Not Much Sauce in Woody Allen's “To Rome With Love”
by
Graham Fuller
Over the last eight years, Woody Allen has taken a touristy approach to the European settings of most of his films, but...
Alec Baldwin, Deconstructing Harry, Ellen Page, Film, Graham Fuller, Greta Gerwig, Jesse Eisenberg, Judy Davis, Manhattan, Mighty Aphrodite, Penélope Cruz, Roberto Benigni, To Rome With Love, Woody Allen, Comedy, Reviews, North America, Performing Arts
Hoberman: Comic Embarrassment Raised to New Heights in Lynn Shelton’s “Your...
by
J. Hoberman
Released three summers back, Lynn Shelton’s mumblecore bromance “Humpday” was often very funny in its travesty of...
Emily Blunt, Eric Rohmer, Film, J. Hoberman, Lynn Shelton, Mark Duplass, Rachel Weisz, Review, Rosemary DeWitt, Your Sister's Sister, Art Films, Comedy, Reviews, Performing Arts
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Reviews

CANNES: Steven Soderbergh’s “Behind the Candelabra”
by
Nailya Golman
CANNES – “Behind the Candelabra” is Steven Soderbergh’s 30th film and according to the filmmaker, the last feature-...
Cannes film festival, Europe, Film, Liberace, Palme d'Or, Steven Soderbergh, Reviews, Europe, Performing Arts
Paolo Sorrentino
CANNES Film Review: Paolo Sorrentino's “La Grande Bellezza”
by
Nailya Golman
 CANNES – Another day at the Cannes Film Festival, another lush premiere. On Monday Paolo Sorrentino presented...
Cannes film festival, Film, La Grande Bellezza, Nailya Golman, Paolo Sorrentino, Toni Servillo, Reviews, Europe, Performing Arts
Occupation Comedy: “A Pig Across Paris"
by
J. Hoberman
Rialto Films, which specializes in forgotten French films from the ‘50s and ‘60s, has recovered another lost gem, or...
A Pig Across Paris, Claude Autant-Lara, Film, J. Hoberman, Art Films, Comedy, Reviews, Performing Arts
CANNES Film Review: The Coen Brothers' “Inside Llewyn Davis”
by
Nailya Golman
CANNES – The Cannes Film Festival is almost halfway through and audiences are finally getting to see the event's most...
Anastasia Barysheva, Cannes film festival, Ethan Coen, Film, Inside Llewyn Davis, Joel Coen, Oscar Isaac, Reviews, Europe, Performing Arts
CANNES Film Review: Jia Zhangke's “Touch of Sin”
by
Nailya Golman
CANNES – A viciously realistic Chinese epic from director Jia Zhangke is, perhaps, one of the best competition entries...
Cannes film festival, Film, Jia Zhangke, Jiang Wu, Touch of Sin, Reviews, Europe, Performing Arts
CANNES Film Review: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Like Father, Like Son”
by
Nailya Golman
CANNES – Hirokazu Kore-eda’s movies have not been in competition for the much coveted Palm d’Or of the Cannes Film...
Cannes film festival, Film, Hirokazu Kore-eda, Machiko Ono, Masaharu Fukuyama, Reviews, Europe, Performing Arts
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News & Features

CANNES: Diego Quemada Diez's "La Jaula de Oro" up for Un Certain...
by
Fernando del Portillo, Aline Cerdan
MEXICO CITY – First time director Diego Quemada Diez’s “La Jaula de Oro” is the latest work from Mexico to appear at...
Cannes film festival, Diego Quemada Diez, Film, jaula de oro, Los Tigres del Norte, Mexican film, Un certain regard, News & Features, Performing Arts
Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring" Screens at Cannes and Exposes...
by
Chloe Wyma
“I wanna rob,” deadpans a chain-smoking post-Hogwarts Emma Watson in the infectious trailer for “The Bling Ring,” Sofia...
Cannes film festival, Emma Watson, Film, Sofia Coppola, The Bling Ring, Art Films, Reviews, News & Features, Fashion, NEWS, EVENTS
Blockbuster Diary, Part Two: "The Great Gatsby"
by
Bryan Hood
Last week, I mentioned that “Iron Man 3” felt overly focus-grouped. The filmmakers, it seems, were so busy trying to...
Baz Luhrmann, Bryan Hood, Carey Mulligan, Film, Leonardo DiCaprio, The Great Gatsby, Tobey Maguire, News, News & Features, Performing Arts
VIDEO: Cannes Film Festival Gets Underway
by
Reuters
  The Cannes Film Festival gets underway on Wednesday with Australian director Baz Luhrmann's 3D extravaganza "The...
2013 Cannes Film Festival, Baz Luhrmann, Film, Leonardo DiCaprio, Steven Spielberg, The Great Gatsby, News & Features, Performing Arts
VIDEO: Angelina Jolie has Double Mastectomy to Prevent Breast Cancer
by
Reuters
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has had a double mastectomy to reduce her chances of getting breast cancer and says she...
Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Breast Cancer Awareness, mastectomy, Richard Francis, Zoraida Sambolin, News & Features, Performing Arts
Michael Jackson the Immortal World Tour by Cirque du Soleil Opens in Asia
by
BLOUIN ARTINFO Hong Kong
HONG KONG – If King of Pop Michael Jackson was an aerialist, how would he somersault in hits like “Smooth Criminal,” “...
Art + Culture, Asia, Cirque du Soleil, Drama, Jackson 5, michael jackson, pop music, News & Features, Beijing, See + Do, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, News, Performing Arts
More News & Features

Trailers

Gold Coast Film Festival Features World Premiere of Makoto Shinkai’s “The...
by
BLOUIN ARTINFO Australia
The Gold Coast Film Festival (GFCC), Australia’s preeminent pop culture film festival, has launched in Queensland with...
anime, australia, Australia & Pacific, Film, Film, Film festival, gfcc, gold coast film festival, Makoto Shinkai, Nicholas Forrest, Pacific, Pop culture, The Garden of Words, Art Films, News & Features, Trailers, Sydney, News, Performing Arts
Not So Free Radicals: The Anarchic, Decidedly Middle-Class Romance of "...
by
Graham Fuller
“Once you’ve flown the nest, return at your peril” is the message encoded in the title of “Hello I Must Be Going,” a...
Blythe Danner, Europe, Film, Graham Fuller, Groucho Marx, Hello I Must Be Going, Marx Brothers, Melanie Lynskey, Sarah Koskoff, Sundance Film Festival, Todd Louiso, Reviews, Trailers, Performing Arts
The Exceedingly Creepy Trailer for Brandon Cronenberg’s “Antiviral”
by
Bryan Hood
Brandon Cronenberg probably hates being compared to his legendary director father David, but man, do the two share a...
Antiviral, Brandon Cronenberg, Film, Trailers, Performing Arts
The Trailer for Studio Ghibli’s 1960s High School Love Story “From up on Poppy...
by
Bryan Hood
It’s a great day for animation lovers as the trailer for Studio Ghibli’s latest film, “From up on Poppy Hill,” has...
Film, From Up On Poppy Hill, Goro Miyazaki, Hayao Miyazaki, Studio Ghibli, Trailers, Performing Arts
The First Trailer for Kathryn Bigelow’s Controversial “Zero Dark Thirty”
by
Bryan Hood
Up until now, there hasn’t been too much information available about Kathryn Bigelow’s new film “Zero Dark Thirty.”...
Film, Kathryn Bigelow, The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty, Trailers, Performing Arts
Brad Pitt Gets His Hands Dirty in the Trailer for “Killing Them Softly”
by
Bryan Hood
Brad Pitt and Australian director Andrew Dominik have teamed up for “Killing Them Softly,” a New Orleans-set crime...
Andrew Dominik, Brad Pitt, Film, James Gandolfini, Ray Liotta, Richard Jenkins, Trailers, Performing Arts
More Trailers

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May 24, 2013
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Akbank Culture and Arts Centre , Akbank Culture and Arts Centre
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