1. Сегодня на набережную Круазетт шумною толпою вывалились:
Fanny Ardant,
Juliette Binoche,
Claudine Auger,
Dany Boon,
Dominique Blanc,
Jean-Claude Brialy,
Jean-Pierre Cassel,
Vincent Cassel,
Marie-Josée Croze,
Penélope Cruz,
Christopher Doyle,
Catherine Frot,
Alfonso Cuaron,
Hippolyte Girardot,
Xiadong Guo,
Lei Hao,
Gérard Jugnot,
Ethan Hawke,
Greg Kinnear,
Carole Laure,
Michael Madsen,
Margo Martindale,
Benoît Magimel,
Andy McDowell,
Cilian Murphy,
Camille Natta,
Nick Nolte,
Claire Nebout,
Alexander Payne,
Pamela Racine,
Aishawrya Ray,
Barbet Schroeder,
Jean-Paul Rouve,
Gaspard Ulliel,
Gena Rowlands,
Catalina Sandino-Moreno,
Daniela Thomas,
Christopher Thompson,
Kerry Washington,
Elijah Wood
Billy Zane.
2. Фильмы сегодня:
SUMMER PALACE by LOU Ye (In Competition)
11:30 (Grand Théâtre Lumière), 22:30 (Grand Théâtre Lumière)
THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE BARLEY by Ken LOACH (In Competition)
08:30 (Grand Théâtre Lumière), 15:00 (Grand Théâtre Lumière), 19:30 (Grand Théâtre Lumière), 19:45 (Salle Bazin)
читать дальше HAMACA PARAGUAYA by PAZ ENCINA (Un certain regard)
15:00 (Théâtre Claude Debussy), 17:00 (Salle Bazin)
PARIS, JE T'AIME by Ethan COEN, Gus VAN SANT, Walter SALLES, Daniela THOMAS, Christopher DOYLE, Isabel COIXET, SUWA Nobuhiro, Joel COEN, Sylvain CHOMET, Alfonso CUARON, Olivier ASSAYAS, Oliver SCHMITZ, Richard LAGRAVENESE, Vincenzo NATALI, Wes CRAVEN, Frédéric AUBURTIN, Gérard DEPARDIEU, Alexander PAYNE, Tom TYKWER, Gurinder CHADHA and Bruno PODALYDES (Un certain regard)
11:00 (Théâtre Claude Debussy), 20:00 (Théâtre Claude Debussy)
THE UNFORGIVEN by Jong-bin YOON (Un certain regard)
20:30 (Salle Bory)
BEJIN LOUG (BEZHIN MEADOW) by Sergei EISENSTEIN (Cannes Classics)
22:15 (Salle Buñuel)
KAZE NO TANI NO NAUSHIKA by Hayao MIYAZAKI (Cannes Classics)
19:45 (Salle Buñuel)
LES AVENTURIERS (THE LAST ADVENTURER) by Robert ENRICO (Cannes Classics)
15:00 (Salle Buñuel)
THE WAY AHEAD by Carol REED (Cannes Classics)
17:30 (Salle Buñuel)
3. Прессуха «Ветра, колышущего ячмень» =)))):
читать дальше On their personal family memories:
Cillian Murphy: "Certainly in Cork where the film is set and where I am from, it runs very, very deep - the politics and the divisions - and everybody has stories of family members caught up to greater or lesser degrees in the struggle. Some of it is bitter; some people don't talk about it, but, yeah, it's very serious."
Liam Cunningham: "This particular period in Ireland's history was quite...it's not seen as pretty, because as in the movie, it is brother against brother and it's political ideals against political expediency. And I think this is a wonderful opportunity to say what the genuine happenings were at that time.
Orla Fitzgerald : "It is very much talked about and discussed and those wounds are still very fresh."
Pádraic Delaney : "I come from a farming background in western Ireland and I can still go home nowadays and walk through some of my father's fields and see the unmarked graves of people who were shot by the police and left to die in ditches and you see the ruin of houses where people had to evacuate because they were run off the land through fear or intimidation. The ghosts are still in Ireland and still do haunt. And sometimes people talk about it and sometimes they don't because it's too painful, it runs too deep."
Ken Loach on if the moment was opportune for the film: "I think that a story on the struggle for independence is a story that reoccurs and reoccurs. It is always a good time to tell that story. There are always armies of occupation somewhere in the world being resisted by the people they are occupying. I don't need to tell anyone here where the British now unfortunately forcefully and illegally have an army of occupation. It's also a story about extraordinary comradeship and heroism and a tragic conflict within that story. It seemed to us a story that in the end we could not avoid "
Paul Laverty on the British empire: "I think there is something fascinating on how empires rewrote history. This Saturday for instance will be 500th anniversary of the day of Columbus...he was obviously respected as a great seaman and discoverer, a man of terrific ambition, but what we forget is he actually kicked the Indians out, he sent dogs on them and mutilated people. I think if we actually learnt a more full objective and idea of our own British history, what happened in India, and what happened in Kenya up until the late 50s, and that underneath that is this idea of a civilizing mission of our empire, I don't think the British people would be prepared to accept the lies again."
On violence and idealism as an issue:
Ken Loach : "If you pursue the ideas you have and the ideas of justice, independence and liberty and people resist you then of course that leads to violence and that's the problem. It's the resistance to those ideas that leads to violence. What marks the violence they're caught in, marks the people in the film. Damien is a changed man after that and he carries it with him to the end and likewise Teddy is scared forever. In the end I don't think they can be reconciled. Sadly in order to get to a position of justice, you have to go through these violent exchanges."
Paul Laverty : "We were very, very keen to not romanticized the violence and I think it is very easily done, especially in film."
Cillian Murphy on how important it was for him to tell this story: "It means a lot to me. The way that Ken works, the actors are not privy to the finished sсriрt so you kind of come on board on faith as any actor would when it is Ken Loach. This history had touched my family in the past many years ago. I thought if anyone could make an interesting and worthwhile film about it, it would be Ken."
Paul Laverty on women in the film: "Women were absolutely vital. It was actually a war, a guerilla war that was supported by the local population and women were absolutely key and essential to that and it needs to be written out in Republican history.”
Paul Laverty on the distribution of the film: "My suggestion for a wonderful distribution in the states would be to drop a little note to George Bush and tell him you've just seem a remarkable film on the Republicans.”
Далее фото =)))):
читать дальше Режиссеры и актеры «Париж, я тебя люблю». Среди них можно обнаружить дядю Альфонсо и дедушку Уэса. А вообще полный список - Gus Van Sant, Walter Salles, the Coen brothers, Alfonso Cuaron, Denis Podalydès, Wes Craven and Gérard Depardieu, Natalie Portman, Gena Rowlands, Elijah Wood, Ben Gazzara, Willem Dafoe, Steve Buscemi and Catherine Deneuve. Фотка маленькая и ни хера не видно:
А это с прессконфы и премьеры "The Wind..." Я просто в лежку лежу
Киллиан загорел:
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ОДНИ МЕЖДОМЕТИЯ....
я еще вернусь.
блин, хочу видеть это в действии
Это с офиц. сайта фестиваля. А в действии мы это увидим в итоговых новостях - раз, в кинопрограммах - два. Надо только бдеть!!!
Не, ну Киллиан...
сопьется сволочь, и с мужиками совсем затусуется!
Надеюсь, пример Колина Фарелла его не вдохновит ( да и Фарелла он, вроде, не особо привечает). Куда ему пить, заразе, когда у него все только начинается?
и с мужиками совсем затусуется!
я уже знаю, что Куздра скажет в ответ на это
не, у него все ок я думаю будет!
она уже сдесь))))
ой, а я как раз че еще нашла...))) щас выложу)
покаж-покаж)))