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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 545.1 | Wish I was there.... | GALVIA::HELSOM | Don't mind that, sir. It's only a slowworm. | Wed May 11 1994 07:33 | 19 |
| I'm certainly interested in the Cannes festival, and not only because of the
weather and the beach...in spite of the media circus, it's an important platform
for new films. And it takes serious films more seriously than the anglophone
distributors seem to.
As for French films and actors, I agree Ms Adjani is beautiful, but I'm afraid I
personally stopped being all that interested round about 1946 (as it were). Most
70s-90s French films seem to me to be all style and not much substance.
I exaggerate, of course. I enjoy some of Godard's games and some of the
religious ideas, but only Bunuel really hits the spot for me--he's not French,
but he sends up the obsession with style, eroticism and religion mercilessly,
which I find really funny. Which I suppose means that I quite like the sort of
films that he's sending up.
But given the choice of Gabin or Depardieu (or a film with either of them), I
know which I'd watch.
Helen
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| 545.2 | "Kids today are scum." -- J.L.G. | EDABOT::RDAVIS | I am Wong..........Jing! | Wed May 11 1994 13:26 | 3 |
| It's all been downhill since Jean Eustache died.
Crabby Old Ray
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| 545.3 | Mais, oui | 25472::RYDBERG | | Thu May 12 1994 16:35 | 7 |
| Yes, I'm interested. Can anyone go or do you have to be rich and
famous? Have you been there? It sounds delightful.
I like Gerard Depardieu, in French films. My Father, The Hero was an
American film, right? I thought that was a cheap and tasteless movie
in which his talent was wasted and he sold out to Hollywood's crass
values. I'm not familiar with any other French actors.
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| 545.4 | | 42371::HANDLEYI | Miracles while-u-wait | Fri May 13 1994 06:03 | 7 |
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My father, the hero was an American remake of the French original.
Ian
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| 545.5 | is this correct ? | VNABRW::BARTAK | Andrea Bartak, Vienna, Austria | Fri May 27 1994 11:35 | 7 |
| Can anyone provide a list of the winners.
I remember having read in the newspapers, that best film was a movie of
Quentin Tarantino with Bruce Willis and John Travolta ?!?!? I do not
remember the title, something with "pipe" or similar.
Andrea
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| 545.6 | | 65320::RIVERS | Stupid, STUPID rat creatures! | Fri May 27 1994 15:50 | 8 |
| "Pulp Fiction".
Some did not approve of the choice, apparantly.
kim
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| 545.7 | PALMARES | 52347::MAUFOUX | | Tue May 31 1994 02:48 | 22 |
| I don't know the English translation for the different categories, as
well as the English titles of the movies, so please, forgive me ...
PALME D'OR : "Pulp Fiction" by Quentin TARANTINO (USA)
BEST ACTOR : Ge YOU in "Vivre!" by Zhang YIMOU (CHINA)
BEST ACTRESS : Virna LISI in "La reine Margot"
GRAND PRIX DU JURY : "Vivre!" by Zhang YIMOU (CHINA) and
"Soleil trompeur" by Nikita MIKHALKOV (RUSSIA)
DIRECTOR : Nanni MORETTI for "Journal intime" (ITALY)
PRIX DU JURY : "La reine Margot" by Patrice CHEREAU (FRANCE)
SCENARIO : Michel BLANC for "Grosse fatigue" (FRANCE)
CAMERA D'OR (first movie) : Pascale FERRAN for "Petits arrangements
avec les morts" (FRANCE)
PRIX DE LA COMMISSION SUPERIEURE TECHNIQUE : Pitof (FRANCE) for "Grosse
fatigue"
PRIX DU COURT METRAGE (short film) : Carlos CARRERA for "Le h�ros"
(MEXICO)
MENTION DU JURY POUR LE COURT METRAGE : "Lemming aid" by Grant LAHOOD
(NEW ZEALAND) and
"Syrup) by Paul UNWIN (G.B)
MENTION SPECIALE DU JURY : Moufida TLATLI for "Silences du palais"
(TUNISIA)
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| 545.8 | 1997 Cannes Film Festival "Webcast" | ORION::chayna.zko.dec.com::tamara::eppes | Nina Eppes | Mon May 12 1997 15:21 | 67 |
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