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2 giorni fa · All We Imagine As Light: A meditative soliloquy on loneliness, sisterhood 2024-05-24 - AS THE first Indian film to break a thirty year drought by featuring in the Competition line up at this edition of Cannes, Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine As Light comes riding with a billion peoples’ expectations. Shaji N Karun’s Swaham ,a
2 giorni fa · I can’t deny that watching it at the first press show in Cannes was a matter of pride first and foremost, and then came the real job of separating the sobriquets ‘first Indian female director in Cannes competition/first Indian film after thirty years’, from the film itself, which is a meditative soliloquy on loneliness and connection, featuring striking performances from Kani Kusruti and ...
2 giorni fa · In a major triumph for India at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, Chidananda S Naik’s Sunflowers Were the First Ones to Know… won the first prize of La Cinef on Thursday here. The Mysuru doctor-turned-filmmaker made the film at the end of his one-year course in the television wing of Pune’s Film ...
1 giorno fa · If that all sounds somewhat eccentric, it is: at one point, Cesar launches into Hamlet's "To be or not to be" soliloquy. But the film is often visually dazzling, and "bursting with ideas".
3 giorni fa · Most of their scenes, and indeed most of the film, features few words, Taylor-Joy only has 30 lines of dialogue in the whole movie. But this, Burke says, was fascinating: "It's the great challenge of film, somebody called it the silent soliloquy. That's why so many actors want to have a go, it's very different from theatre in that respect."
2 giorni fa · A new documentary that addresses a seminal moment in which the art world came mano-a-mano with political intrigue is director Amei Wallach’s TAKING VENICE , from Zeitgeist Films, which opens tonight at the Laemmle Royal theatre in West Los Angeles, followed by a Q/A with the director. The doc examines the rumors that the 1964 Venice Biennale ...
4 giorni fa · This soliloquy serves as an intimate glimpse into Hamlet's tortured psyche and sets the tone for his existential crisis and moral struggle throughout the play. It reveals his deep sorrow, disillusionment, and contemplation of life and death, laying the groundwork for the complex character development that unfolds as the story progresses.
