Jean Renoir

                   

WHO WILL BE THE NEXT BIG THING?

expressindia.com     6 hrs ago          

In New York’s fashion circuit, there is no obvious genius in sight That’s the question that perennially fuels the rave of creativity, stitchery and circus nerves that is the New York Fashion Week now on the catwalk. The...                    

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THE LOWER DEPTHS (Jean Renoir, 1936)

grunes.wordpress.com     Aug 30, 2008          

Poverty, and fresh love’s capacity to undo its grip of despair, at least temporarily: in adapting Maxim Gorky’s play Na dnie for the French screen, Jean Renoir takes on a great theme. On this occasion Renoir’s primary...                    

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Writers Institute’s fall series includes war correspondent

dailygazette.com     Aug 21, 2008          

ALBANY — New York Times foreign correspondent Dexter Filkins. author of “The Forever War,” will be among the writers scheduled to speak as part of the New York State Writers Institute’s fall lineup at the University at Albany....                    

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Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom: Criterion Collection

dvdtalk.com     Aug 20, 2008          

Highly Recommended The Product:Pier Paolo Pasolini did not die for his art, but he may have been murdered because of it. His latest film, Sal , or the 120 Days of Sodom was about to be released. On November 2, 1975, his badly...                    

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Jerry Wexler RIP

melosprogbazaar.com     Aug 18, 2008   91 related          

Jerry WexlerA recording studio giant, he shaped the sound of pop from Aretha Franklin to Led ZeppelinRichard WilliamsThe Guardian,Monday August 18 2008Article historyFew of the pioneers of the postwar pop music industry more...                    

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guardian.co.uk: Ron Howard directing The Da Vinci Code guardian.co.uk

Ronald Bergan on why Ron Howard is the antithesis of an auteur

guardian.co.uk     Aug 15, 2008          

Directors have far more autonomy these days than during Hollywood's golden age - so how is it that a Ron Howard film has so little to distinguish itself from any other, wonders Ronald Bergan Calling the shots ... Ron Howard...                    

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guardian.co.uk: Elliot Gould guardian.co.uk

It's okay by him: Elliott Gould is still 'a star for an uptight age'

guardian.co.uk     Aug 12, 2008   2 related          

As at special screening of Little Murders in Brooklyn, Elliot Gould passes on his thoughts on violence, nerves and New York. Photo: Allstar "It's okay with me," Elliott Gould would say in 1973's The Long Goodbye, in his...                    

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“Samapti” from TEEN KANYA (Satyajit Ray, 1961)

grunes.wordpress.com     Aug 10, 2008          

From Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore, writer-director Satyajit Ray’s “Samapti” starts out hilarious and troubled and turns tender and joyous. Characters learn to bend to others, to stop being stubborn and to allow others to...                    

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Sunny Spells (Le Bruit des Gens Autour)

akamai.net     Aug 8, 2008          

Variety delivers many ways to get your entertainment news. HOME DELIVERY: Variety Print Subscriptions Daily Variety and Weekly Variety print subscriptions delivered to your home. Debut feature by mono-monikered playwright...                    

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Pierre Fresnay, Raimu, Orane Demazis in Marcel Pagnol’s MARIUS

altfg.com     Aug 8, 2008          

World Cinema Clips: Marcel Pagnol was one of the most celebrated French film directors of the 1930s and early 1940s. His films, set in France’s Midi ("France’s Noon," the warmer Mediterranean area) are classics of their kind....                    

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