segunda-feira, junho 21
domingo, junho 20
FILMS IN UK
CINEMA OF UNITED KINGDOM
The United Kingdom has had a large impact on modern cinema and has one the most respected film industries in the world. Despite a history of successful productions, the industry is characterised by an ongoing debate about its identity (including economic and cultural issues) and the influences of American and European cinema.
The British film industry has produced some of the greatest actors, directors and motion pictures of all time including Sir Alfred Hitchcock, Powell and Pressburger, Sir David Lean, Sir Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Audrey Hepburn, Sir John Gielgud, Sir Sean Connery, Sir Michael Caine and Sir Anthony Hopkins.
BRITISH CINEMA SINCE 2000
The new century has so far been a relatively successful one for the British film industry. Many British films have found a wide international audience, and some of the independent production companies, such as Working Title, have secured financing and distribution deals with major American studios. Working Title scored three major international successes, all starring Hugh Grant, with the romantic comedies Bridget Jones's Diary (2001), which grossed $254 million worldwide; the sequel Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, which earned $228 million; and Richard Curtis's directorial debut Love Actually (2003), which grossed $239 million. At the same time, critically-acclaimed films such as Gosford Park (2001), Pride and Prejudice (2005), The Constant Gardener (2005), The Queen (2006) and The Last King of Scotland (2006) also brought prestige to the British film industry.
The new decade saw a major new film series in the US-backed but British made Harry Potter films.
In 2008, the year was dominated by a single film: Slumdog Millionaire, an Indian story that was filmed entirely in Mumbai with a mostly Indian cast, though with a British director (Danny Boyle), producer (Christian Colson), screenwriter (Simon Beaufoy) and star (Dev Patel) and the film was all-British financed via Film4 and Celador. Slumdog Millionaire has received worldwide critical acclaim. It has won four Golden Globes, seven BAFTA Awards and eight Academy Awards, including Best Director and Best Film. This was the first entirely-British financed film since Hamlet in 1948 to win the Best Picture Oscar.
The United Kingdom has had a large impact on modern cinema and has one the most respected film industries in the world. Despite a history of successful productions, the industry is characterised by an ongoing debate about its identity (including economic and cultural issues) and the influences of American and European cinema.
The British film industry has produced some of the greatest actors, directors and motion pictures of all time including Sir Alfred Hitchcock, Powell and Pressburger, Sir David Lean, Sir Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Audrey Hepburn, Sir John Gielgud, Sir Sean Connery, Sir Michael Caine and Sir Anthony Hopkins.
BRITISH CINEMA SINCE 2000
The new century has so far been a relatively successful one for the British film industry. Many British films have found a wide international audience, and some of the independent production companies, such as Working Title, have secured financing and distribution deals with major American studios. Working Title scored three major international successes, all starring Hugh Grant, with the romantic comedies Bridget Jones's Diary (2001), which grossed $254 million worldwide; the sequel Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, which earned $228 million; and Richard Curtis's directorial debut Love Actually (2003), which grossed $239 million. At the same time, critically-acclaimed films such as Gosford Park (2001), Pride and Prejudice (2005), The Constant Gardener (2005), The Queen (2006) and The Last King of Scotland (2006) also brought prestige to the British film industry.
The new decade saw a major new film series in the US-backed but British made Harry Potter films.
In 2008, the year was dominated by a single film: Slumdog Millionaire, an Indian story that was filmed entirely in Mumbai with a mostly Indian cast, though with a British director (Danny Boyle), producer (Christian Colson), screenwriter (Simon Beaufoy) and star (Dev Patel) and the film was all-British financed via Film4 and Celador. Slumdog Millionaire has received worldwide critical acclaim. It has won four Golden Globes, seven BAFTA Awards and eight Academy Awards, including Best Director and Best Film. This was the first entirely-British financed film since Hamlet in 1948 to win the Best Picture Oscar.
quarta-feira, junho 16
UPCOMING MOVIES
THE BELOVED
Cast: Marco Nanini, Matheus Nachtergaele, Andrea Beltão, Drica Moraes, Zezé Polessa, Tonico Pereira, Caio Blat, Maria Flor
Description: Comedy
Synopsis: Based on the work of Dias Gomes , The Beloved tells the story of Odorico Paraguaçu, the mayor whose main objective to get a deceased person to inaugurate this great work, the cemetery of the city of Sucupira. The day-to-day between support of the sisters Cajazeiras and the opposition of the newspaper in the city, peppered by the inclusion of unforgettable characters.
1 vs 400 -HISTORY OF THE COMMAND RED
Cast: Daniel de Oliveira, Daniela Escobar, Fabrício Boliviera, Branca Messina, Lui Mendes, Jefferson Brasil
Description: Drama
Synopsis: Willian da Silva, one of the great articulators of what was to become the Red Command, will stop in Ilha Grande prison, where ordinary prisioners were placed side by side with political prisoners. In this universe of consecutives escapes, assaults and confrontatioms with the local police.
OUR HOME
Cast: Renato Prieto, Othon Bastos, Ana Rosa, Paulo Goulart, Werner Schünemann
Description: Drama
Synopsis: When you open your eyes, André Luiz knows that is on longer alive. Around him, a dark plain. The doubts and the pain intensifying. The trajectory of this successful doctor from the spirutual world is the history of 'Our Home'. After sufering purgatorial these areas, he is took to the city that entitles the movie. Only, when you see your loved ones, André Luiz realize the great truth - life goes on for everyone.
UNROLL
Cast: Olivia Torres, Juliana Paiva, Daniel Passi, Victor Thire, Lucas Salles, Kayke Brito
Description: Comedy
Synopsis: Priscilla has 16 years and is a normal girl, more normal than I hoped. His mother travels for work for 20 days and the firts time she has the house all to herself. In this short time tha his life goes through major changes and several other 'firsts' happen. She learns that nothing is exactly as she expected.
ME AND MY UMBRELLA
Cast: Luke Cotrin, Rafaela Victor, Victo Froiman, Daniel Dantas, Paola Oliveira, Arnaldo Antunes Description: Adventure
Synopsis: On the last night of vacation, three friendas- Eugênio, always carry your umbrella inherited from his grandfather, Frida and Cebola - embark on a magical adventure to visit their new school. A Baron, who should remain in an old picture on the wall, comes to life and proves his reputation as a "terror of the students". Rooms and corridors have seen the scene of an action-packed trail that leads to travel unknown places and to meet with unusual characters and fun
The History Of Brazil's Cinema
The big advance happened in 1960. The "New Cinema", many films won focus. We can say the initial step in this era of prosperity cinematografica was the film "O pagador de promessas". Was the first national film with won the Palma De Ouro of Festival Cinema de Cannes.
With the slogan "a camera in hand and an idea in head", others directors boost the New Cinema. The firts film in this time start a retract the real life, showing the poverty, the socials problems, within a critical perspective, disseting and cultural. In this context, appeared films like "Deus e o diabo na Terra do Sol" and "Terra em transe".
In 1970 and 1980, the national cinema goes into crises. The criticism and the bigs national problems leave the scene to make room for easy consumption movies, with simple themes and sexual, often in bad taste. In the time of "pornochanchada". The quality it set aside, and the filmmakers without represaentation in the national scene, starts a produce in large scale.
Even in this period, some filmmakers resist the wave and attempt to produce inteligents film like: "Aleluia Gretchen", "Vai trabalhar vagabundo" e "Dona Flor e seus dois maridos".
In 1990, the film becomes a proftable product and the industry cinematografica wins momentum in search of high profits.
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