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Last week I shared photos from the first 15 years of the Cannes Film Festival. While the 65th Cannes Film Festival is still unfolding on the French Riviera I thought I’d continue celebrating by sharing some more photos from the decade that made Cannes on Full Article at Movie Morlocks
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The Salt of Life gawks unashamedly at its gorgeous women, but saves a colder gaze for its aging hero
In his modest 2008 first feature Mid-August Lunch , writer/director/star Gianni Di Gregorio played a bachelor who spent most of the movie in the company of some wily yet charming old ladies, most of whom were dropped off on his doorstep by vacationing fr Full Article at Nashville Scene
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Easy rider … Outside the Carlton, John Boorman hops into one of two handy Lamborghinis. Photograph: Samuele Franzini I first went to Cannes in 1970 when my dad, John Boorman, had... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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These notes accompany the screenings of Federico Fellini’s on May 23, 24, and 25 in Theater 3. For many Americans, Federico Fellini (1920–1993) is the very definition of foreign... Full Article at MOMA
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A Taste Of Cherry This film is written, edited and directed by Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami. It is about a middle-aged man in Tehran who wants to commit suicide. But before he kills himself, he gets into his car looking for someone to bury him. He Full Article at DNA India
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The actor and the director, the man and his muse, Soumitra Chatterjee and Satyajit Ray. A symbiotic relationship, which gave expression to one of greatest eras in celluloid creativity, still continues with Chatterjee saying that Ray "remains alive" in hi Full Article at Webindia123
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Catherine Deneuve and Chiara Mastroianni give their all in Christophe Honoré latest musical drama Christophe Honoré has been called the natural heir to Jacques Demy, the man who made The Umbrellas of Cherbourg. This musical drama, coming after Les Chanso Full Article at This Is London
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By Steve Dollar Various locations rooftopfilms.com Friday-Aug. 18 For its 16th annual season, Rooftop Films will present 23 features and 183 short films in 41 (and counting) programs staged at 10 outdoor locations in three boroughs throughout the spring Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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After an accident in the workplace, employees at a textile factory enlist a professor (Mastroianni) to help them stage a strike and lessen their hours. In the late 19th century... Full Article at JoBlo.com
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Masterpieces is a collection of gelatin silver prints by a selection of Italian photojournalists who collectively spawned the paparazzi-style of reportage photography in use today. Full Article at Irish Times
