Blij dat ik rij? [21:25 ] #0035
Rij voor de schouwburg om 9:00.
Rij voor het pathé theater om 9:00.
Plastique c'est fantastique
[21:35 ]
#0034
Gemiste kans, meneer de ingenieur
[21:10 ]
#0033
en met de rest van de cast van die film natuurlijk.
En daar zat ze dan, aan een tafel. Vol in de lichten, met een mooie bos
bloemen voor haar. Voor zich uit te staren. Schijnbaar alleen, maar nee,
helaas ze zat er met HEM
>>>>>>
De moeder van Kim van Kooten
[18:22 ]
#0032
Review: The herd
[11:20 ]
#0031
DIRECTOR: Peter Lynch
'Ten percent of the world is tundra and no-one's out here.', says
reindeerherder Andrew Bahr, halfway through this dramatised documentary by
Peter Lynch. In the thirties the Canadian government tries to put an economic
impuls into and prevent starvation of the people in the North-West
territories by moving a herd of 3000 reindier from Alaska to the other side of
the continent. Over 1200 miles of tundra, mountainranges, snow and ice have
to be crossed done by five men who have to move something as amorphic ('you
don't lead the herd, the herd leads you') and
chaotic as a herd. That unbelievable task was accomplished after six years of
complete struggle. Peter Lynch retells the tale by showing beautiful pictures
of the way it is like now and dramatising all the people connected to the herd
using voice overs and actors. He succeeds in making this into a very gripping
and believable story and a feast for eyes and ears. Andrew Bahr were the
true unknown heroes of the wild
north. See it, because you may never get a chance to see it again.
Joep
Review: The Hole
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#0030
DIRECTOR: Tsai Ming-Liang
CAST: Yang Kuei-mei, Lee Kang-sheng
This movie is about an extremely narrow universe of two people living above
each other. The hole, that was created to fix a leak, is the main connection
between the two people. Both persons are alone and living their dreiry lives.
This sense of dreiriness is even hightened because of the sudden virus that
pops up and the constant raining. To comfort the viewer the movie gets
interviened with fifties inspired cabaret intermezzos, which makes it almost
look like a Dennis Potter television series. This movie soaks, it soaks good
Joep
Review: Bullet ballet
[11:09 ]
#0029
DIRECTOR: Tsukamoto Shinya
CAST: Tsukamoto Shinya, Mano Kirina, Nakamura Tatsuya
Gritty black and white Japanese hardcore violent action movie about a guy
whose girlfriend commits suicide and then gets pestered by local punks. Trying
to salvage his loss and to get even with the thugs he tries to get a gun but
fails every time. A depressive tale put down on celluloid (or is it digital?)
in such a cold way it's hard to feel sorry for any of the characters. The
actionshots are so wildly shot it's grippin'. Not for faint hearts.
Joep
Review: Slidin' alles bunt und wunderbar
[11:02 ]
#0028
DIRECTORS: Barbara Albert, Michael Grimm, Reinhard Jud
It's fucking unbelievable from one unlikely moment into another.
If Austrian kids are really like this they should all hang themselves like the
guy in the last part of the trilogy who hangs himself after his father doesn't
give him the car to show of to another girl. All three 'stories' kids are
smoking, drinking, clubbing, fucking, raping, boring themselves to death.
Unbelievable fucking unbelievable.
Joep
Review: Aprile
[11:02 ]
#0027
DIRECTOR: Nanni Moretti
CAST: Nanni Moretti, Sylvia Nono, Andrea Molaioli
Nanni Moretti returns and it's about time too. The fact that he made such an
amazing and brilliant film with Caro Diario (one of my all-time favourites)
last time around is both a help and a hindrance. A help in that I've been
dying to see this one, a hindrance in that he's left himself some rather big
shoes to fill.
Sadly, he doesn't quite fill them with Aprile. Though often employing the same
style, Aprile isn't as together as Caro Diario. But I for one forgive Moretti
for it, because he may not have crafted a masterpiece, but he sure as hell
made one very enjoyable film.
Tom
Review: Hold You Tight
[10:55 ]
#0026
DIRECTOR: Stanley Kwan
CAST: Chingmy Yau, Alex Fong, Eric Tsang
Hold You Tight is a film to make you quiet. But, as with every Stanley Kwan
flick, you're never sure whether that's because you're fascinated or bored.
This rather unclearly structured and abruptly ending film never quite
delivers, even though it boast uncharacteristically strong performances from
the three leads. All three are known for more exploitative fare (Fong for
action, Tsang for comedy, and Yau for every kind of cheap thrills you can
imagine save hard core porn), but they work miracles in this drama piece.
Oh, and according to Stanley Kwan, every single man in Hong Kong and Taiwan is
gay.
Tom
Waar zitten ze? [10:50 ] #0025
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12:30 Pa1 Rushmore
14:30 Pa5 Max & Bobo
17:30 Pa3 Crime Kings
19:45 Pa2 Fruchten, am Äquator ist alles möglich
22:00 Pa4 Fresh Air
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11:30 The dumb die fast, the smart die slow
14:45 Aprile
17:00 Sitcom
19:30 The Opposite of sex
22:15 Barrio