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Kim Ki-duk’s one-man production creates a stir
May 16, 2011
South Korean director under spotlight for his bitter reproaches in ‘Arirang,’ attacks his colleagues Kim Ki-duk, one of the best known South Korean auteurs overseas, is causing a stir with his film “Arirang” that was screened at the Cannes Film Festival’s side bar section, the Un Certain Regard, on Friday. Naming actual figures, Kim aggressively poured out his anger and criticism toward his col...
Dardenne brothers’ unsentimental story targets Palme d’Or record
May 16, 2011
CANNES (AFP) ― Belgium’s Dardenne brothers on Sunday premiered their “Kid With a Bike” at Cannes, with the two-times Palme d’Or winners showing again their stunning capacity for unsentimental storytelling. In his first screen appearance, Thomas Doret plays Cyril, 11, who has been temporarily abandoned by his father at a foster home, and from the title to the final shot, Jean-Pierre and Luc Darde...
Actress Gianna Jun at the 64th Cannes Film Festival
May 16, 2011
Actress Gianna Jun poses on the red carpet before the screening of "The Artist" presented in competition at the 64th Cannes Film Festival on May 15, 2011 in Cannes. 웨인 왕 감독의 영화 '설화와 비밀의 부채'의 프로모션을 위해 제64회 칸 국제영화제를 처음으로 찾은 전지현은 칸 영화제 메인 상영관인 뤼미에르 극장에서 진행된 영화 'The Artist'의 레드카펫 행사에 참석했다. Photos by AP-Yonhap News Actress Li Bing Bing Actress Uma Thurman blows a kiss as she arrives for the screen...
Cannes cheers for Kim Ki-duk ‘self-portrait’
May 15, 2011
CANNES (AFP) ― South Korean film-maker and festival favorite Kim Ki-duk drew a standing ovation at Cannes for an emotionally raw self-portrait aimed at curing a crippling bout of “director’s block.” “Arirang,” screening in the Un Certain Regard sidebar section at the world’s top cinema showcase, features Kim living in self-imposed exile and grilling himself about his own perceived failings as a ...
Box Office
May 13, 2011
Copacabana (France) Opening May 26 Drama. Directed by Marc Fitoussi. Babou is unconventional and cheerful, almost never having cared about social conventions. But she suddenly realizes that her own daughter is ashamed of her and so refuses to invite her to her wedding. Babou tries to regain her daughter’s respect by starting afresh. In an attempt to prove her worth and love, Babou accepts the c...
Fact is, Paul Bettany is fine with vampires
May 13, 2011
LOS ANGELES ― In his new 3D action film “Priest,” Paul Bettany plays a laconic warrior with a cross tattooed on his face, a man who channels divine power to combat the vampire menace that terrorizes the citizens of a post-apocalyptic realm. But it’s not entirely new territory for the English actor, whose resume includes “A Knight’s Tale,” “A Beautiful Mind” and “Master and Commander: The Far Side...
Cannes honors women in independent productions
May 13, 2011
CANNES, France ― This year’s Cannes Film Festival is filled with big-budget movies like “Puss in Boots” and “Kung Fu Panda 2,” but on Thursday evening, the focus was on the realm of independent film. Cannes judge Uma Thurman and actress Rosario Dawson were honored for their contributions to indie film. Also lauded were “Sleeping Beauty” director Jane Campion and the film’s producer, Jessica Bren...
Glamour, art, politics collide at Cannes
May 8, 2011
Box Office
May 6, 2011
Thomas & Friends: Misty Island Rescue (U.K.) Opened May 5 Animation, Adventure, Family. Directed by Greg Tiernan. On the Island of Sodor where Thomas lives, a new Search and Rescue Center is being built. Greedy Diesel, thinking he is better than the “steamies”, decides to take the Jobi logs to the rescue center himself and races down the tracks with the Jobi logs. Thomas sees that Diesel is goi...
‘Beaver’ director Jodie Foster’s loyalty to Mel Gibson intact
May 6, 2011
LOS ANGELES ― As she has crisscrossed the country tirelessly promoting her latest directorial effort, “The Beaver,” Jodie Foster has been keeping in touch via text with Mel Gibson. When the star of your film is also your close friend and Hollywood’s leading persona non grata, the messages can get a tad awkward. “Mel said, ‘I will be dragged through gravel for you,’” Foster said in Beverly Hills....
Actor Hemsworth, almost outgrew his costume playing title character in ‘Thor’
May 6, 2011
KANSAS CITY ― Turning your body into that of a god is a weird process. Chris Hemsworth knows. Once he was tapped to play the title character in “Thor,” the Australian actor threw himself into a body-building regimen that would transform his solid but unspectacular physique into one worthy of a Marvel superhero. “I don’t naturally have the kind of weight Thor has,” Hemsworth said. “I ate tons of...
Int'l film festival in Jeonju closes with award winners
May 6, 2011
An annual international film festival in southern South Korea wrapped its nine-day run Friday after the announcement of additional award winners. The 12th Jeonju International Film Festival closed in this city about 240 kilometers south of Seoul with the screening of the South Korean film "Anyang, Paradise City." It won the grand prize in the Korean feature films competition. Directed by Park C...
Dancer-turned-actor Kwok is summer star of Chinese movies
May 5, 2011
HONG KONG (AP) ― May is the month of Aaron Kwok in Chinese movies. The dancer-turned-singer-turned-actor stars in two of the month’s major releases ― Gu Changwei’s romance “Love for Life,” and Oxide Pang’s crime thriller “The Detective 2” ― and has earned rave reviews from both directors. The 45-year-old Hong Kong entertainer’s versatile performances in two closely timed releases are testimony ...
'Hurt Locker' team plans film on bin Laden hunt
May 3, 2011
The filmmakers behind the war-on-terror drama ``The Hurt Locker'' are moving forward with an action thriller about the hunt for Osama bin Laden. Director Kathryn Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal have had the bin Laden project in the works, and now that the al-Qaeda leader has been killed, a person close to the filmmakers said Monday that the film is more relevant than ever. The as-yet-untitle...
This year, summer movies not only about men
May 1, 2011
From its earliest days, Hollywood has been a boy’s club. And summer traditionally is the season of boy movies ― big, loud, rude and not terribly smart. So what are we to make of the summer of 2011 when so many titles suggest, well, an estrogen-centric approach? It’s not as if bad boys and manly men will be AWOL from the megaplex over the next four months ― not with “Thor” and “Green Lantern” a...
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