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Harlan Jacobson
Kokuho, set in 1952, in Postwar Japan, in the world of Kabuki Theatre, the 17th century Japanese form of opera, The screenplay by Satoko Okudera is based on a runaway best-selling novel in Japan by Shuichi Yoshida, brought to the screen in the third collaboration with director Sang-il See.
Literary Truth For Frederick Wiseman, there’s nothing like the real thing.   DOWNLOAD and READ INTERVIEW →
The Man Who Gets It Done Robert Duvall Sits in at His Own Wake.   DOWNLOAD and READ INTERVIEW →
Wicked: For Good finishes the story of two young witches who met in their witchcraft school days at Shiz university, and post-graduately struggle for the soul of the Emerald City of Oz in Munchkinland.
Jurassic World: Rebirth is the seventh in the franchise that began in 1993 when book and screenplay author Michael Crichton, a native of Roslyn, Long Island, had just turned 50. Harlan also talks about the opening for Kill the Jockey.
Jurassic World: Rebirth is the seventh in the franchise that began in 1993 when book and screenplay author Michael Crichton, a native of Roslyn, Long Island, had just turned 50. Harlan also talks about the opening for Kill the Jockey.
Christiane Amanpour featured Wes Anderson on her CNN hour this morning for a promotional bit for The Phoenician Scheme. And he showed up doing his best Tom Wolf impression, all white suit, white tie and as supercilious as he could possibly be.
In Cannes 78, it’s as if the team led by Thierry Fremaux, the delegue general, director of programming, compiled a list of films from Totalitarian Hell—all different angles on what happens when Totalitarianism in its various guises take over.
Cannes edition #78 is a whole nuther kettle of soupe de poisson / fish soup from last year. it’s as if Thierry Fremaux, the delegue general, director of programming, compiled a list of films from Totalitarian Hell—all different angles on what happens when the bad guys take over.
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