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29 feb 2024 · There’s been a slight revival of interest in Peter Wollen’s Friendship’s Death since the London Film Festival chose it as one of the items they wanted to pluck from obscurity by showcasing it in their 2020 Treasures section, alongside films such as The Cheaters, an Australian silent thriller from 1929, and Chess of the Wind (aka Shatranj-e Baad), a 1976 film shining a light on pre ...
Directed by celebrated film theorist Peter Wollen (and his only solo feature) and newly remastered in 4K by the BFI National Archive, Friendship’s Death, which world premiered at the BFI London Film Festival 2020, is available on Blu-ray/DVD (Dual Format Edition) for the first time.
FRIENDSHIP’S DEATH (1987) Written By: Martin Unsworth. This obscure British production marked the final directorial outing for celebrated film theorist Peter Wollen. Bleak and cerebral, it boasts a tour de force of acting, some still-relevant politics, and even forward-thinking technologically. Set in September 1970, Sullivan (Bill Paterson ...
16 lug 2020 · The BFI National Archive’s 4K remastering of Peter Wollen’s Friendship’s Death (1987) has been selected for Cannes Classics 2020, the festival’s sidebar dedicated to restored classics. Written and directed by Peter Wollen and produced by Rebecca O’Brien, the film stars Tilda Swinton as Friendship, a female extraterrestrial robot on a ...
Friendship's Death ist ein Spielfilm von Peter Wollen aus dem Jahr 1987. Es war die einzige alleinige Regiearbeit Wollens, der zweite Film der Schauspielerin Tilda Swinton und der erste der Produzentin Rebecca O’Brien.
12 ott 2020 · Watch Friendship’s Death on BFI Player Classics (US) The body of the film is a confrontation in a hotel room, over the course of a few days, between the hardboiled hack and the woman who fell to earth. Once Sullivan has decided that he may as well believe Friendship’s story, she explains that her mission is to understand why Earth’s human ...
5 dic 2020 · Friendship’s Death is effortlessly charming and captivating, exploring a fascinating debate on human nature and all our inherent flaws. Swinton and Paterson are effortless to watch, they both have a very natural, strong screen presence and are both equally charming in their own unique ways.
