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Terry Gilliam Interview |
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Maverick
film director and former Python
Terry Gilliam debuted his new
fantasy movie
'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus' at the
62nd Cannes Film Festival in 2009. It was the talk of the Croisette and
the world's media as it stars
Heath Ledger in his final screen
appearance. The actor tragically died before its completion. His role was
completed by Johnny Depp,
Colin Farell and
Jude Law. You can view a
trailer and read reviews and news on the movie in our
Cannes
Film Festival 2009 archive.
In this interview with RivieraLife.tv's Mark Dezzani, Terry
Gilliam talks about his artistic roots in the 60s; how style now rules over
substance; his difficulty
with compromising; the essence of his moviemaking; the legacy of Monty Python and digital technology for up and coming film-makers.
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The
Riviera Life Movie
Guide features trailers & reviews of the latest V.O. movies in
our comprehensive guide to regional screenings. Check out the days and
times of screenings of 'Version Original' (VO) movies
screening in the Alpes Maritimes and the Var departments,
updated weekly every Wednesday. |
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Check out all
the news, reviews,trailers and pics from the
62nd Cannes
Film Festival 2009.
A classic year with the debut of
Terry
Gilliam's
new movie,
The
Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus,
the last movie to star the late
Heath Ledger
(pictured.) A year of controversy with
Lars Von
Trier's
movie
Antichrist
starring
Charlotte
Gainsbourg
and
Willem Defoe.
Quentin
Tarantino's
new movie
Inglourious
Basterds
was also screened in competition. Palme d'Or winner was
Michael
Haneke's
stark movie
The White
Ribbon. |
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Check out the
news from the
63rd Cannes
Film Festival 2010
where the jury was headed by
Tim Burton.
The festival was opened by
Ridley Scott's
latest epic
Robin Hood.
The festival was preceeded by two mishaps. The world's press
threatened to boycott the event over restricted access to
the press conferences, and a massive storm saw many beach
restaurants and the Croisette badly damaged.
Jean Luc
Godard,
Woody
Allen
and
Oliver Stone
premiered anticipated movies. Critics were divided over the
winning movie by
Thai director
Apichatpong Weerasethakul. |
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The
Cannes Film Festival is not the only movie event here. The region hosts a series of 'boutique'
film festivals. From the
Underwater Images Festival
to
a Comedy
Festival in
Monaco, we will keep you updated on local
movie happenings including the Angel Film Awards (pictured), a
festival showcasing non-violent movies held in Monaco in
December each year and the Antipodes Film Festival held in
St. Tropez each October. |
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