NYFF -- lined up.
By Alison Willmore on 08/18/2006
We are all deep admiration (and squee!) for the New York Film Festival, which this year as always displays impeccable taste in bringing all the best in international festival films to the city for what we like to pretend is our personal convenience.
"49 UP," Michael Apted (IMDb, official site)
"August Days (Dies d'agost)," Marc Recha (IMDb)
"Bamako," Abderrahmane Sissako (IMDb)
"Belle Toujours," Manoel de Oliveira (IMDb)
"Climates (Iklimler)," Nuri Bilge Ceylan (IMDb, official site)
"Falling," Barbara Albert (IMDb)
"Gardens of Autumn (Jardins en automne)," Otar Iosseliani (IMDb)
"The Go Master (Wu qingyuan)," Tian Zhuangzhuang (IMDb)
"The Host (Gwoemul)," Bong Joon-ho (IMDb, official site)
"Inland Empire," David Lynch (IMDb)
"Insiang," Lino Brocka (IMDb)
"The Journal of Knud Rasmussen," Zacharias Kunuk and Norman Cohn (IMDb, official site)
"Little Children," Todd Field (IMDb)
"Mafioso," Alberto Lattuada (IMDb, official site)
"Marie Antoinette," Sofia Coppola (IMDb, official site)
"Offside," Jafar Panahi (IMDb, official site)
"Our Daily Bread," Nikolaus Geyrhalter (IMDb, official site)
"Pan's Labyrinth (El laberinto del fauno)," Guillermo Del Toro (IMDb, official site)
"Paprika," Satoshi Kon (official site)
"Poison Friends (Les Amities Malefiques)," Emmanuel Bourdieu (IMDb)
"Private Fears in Public Places (Coeurs)," Alain Resnais (IMDb)
"The Queen," Steven Frears (IMDb)
"Reds," Warren Beatty (IMDb)
"Syndromes and a Century," Apichatpong Weerasethakul (IMDb)
"These Girls (El-Banate dol)," Tahani Rached (IMDb)
"Triad Election," Johnnie To (IMDb)
"Volver," Pedro Almodóvar (IMDb, official site)
"Woman on the Beach (Haebyonui yoin)," Hong Sang-soo (IMDb)
We will be covering the NYFF again this year, and goddamn we're looking forward to it.
+ The 44th New York Film Festival (official site)
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I want very much to see David Lynch's "Inland Empire." The very first film I ever saw at the New York Film Festival was "Mulholland Drive" in 2001, and it had to have been one of the greatest cinematic viewing experiences of my life. I'm not a member of the Film Society of Lincoln Center, so I'll be up bright and early Sunday, Sept. 10 when tix go on sale to the public.
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"Triad Election" = "Election 2"
I'm still giggly over "Inland Empire," as well as "Woman on the Beach" and "Syndromes and a Century" and many of the others. And yes, "Election 2" as well -- Tartan Films picked up both "Election" and "Election 2" in May for an eventual theatrical release, and I think it's great that the film's been given the context of a serious and prestigious festival here in the US. Hopefully this will mean it won't get the expected "Here's a violent Hong Kong film!" marketing campaign.
Kathy Morgan
The film Journal of Knud Rasmussen by Zach Kunuk and Norman Cohn (Atarnajuit)will be well worth the wait. Filmed in Igloolik Nunavut it features Greenlandic,Danish and Inuit actors.
A must see for certain!
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