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Chat Cinema-Theaters

Going to the movies has become a challenge.  We discuss the current state of affairs in our latest  Chat Cinema podcast.  Can theaters survive in the New Normal? Will audiences return?  

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From Berlinale: Michaela Coel

A Future Star With Personality

Actress Michaela Coel at the Berlinale

London born actress Actress Michaela Coel is effervescent.  When it came to chatting during press interviews at the Berlinale for the European Film Promotion program,  Shooting Stars, she exploded with energy.  Admitting  to not having filters, a character trait since childhood, her confidence glowed during the round table press chats.   A two time BAFTA winner, the Guildhall School of Music and Drama graduate appeared in films including Star Wars: The Last Jedi.  Television audience probaly recognise her face from 2 episodes in the Black Mirror series.  A true social media fan, her philosophy is follow no rules when it comes to posting.

Michaela’s first lead role is in the romantic film Been So Long by director Tinge Krishnan. Currently, there is no release date.

#Thisberlinale18 sponsored by Canon Camera and Pringle of Scotland 

 

 

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From France 24 The Film Show

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Black and Paper at MIPTV from Cannes

Black and Paper attended MIP TV in Cannes. “Inspiring” is the word we used.  Check out our pictures from the biggest event in the field of global television production from the Riviera.

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France 24 reports on the death of George Michael

France 24 looks back on the iconic career of singer George Micheal.  YES! We were fans!

For more news on George Michael: http://www.france24.com/en/20161226-singer-george-michael-wham-fame-dies-53-1

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Cinema 2017

Here are the films I am looking forward to seeing in theaters for the coming year, the Guilty Pleasure List.

 

 

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https://youtu.be/OvW_L8sTu5E

 

The Dark Tower

Alien Convenant

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

The new Cloverfield Film

 

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A Quick Conversation

Leandro Taub is a multi-disciplined artist born in Argentina.  His latest film, Endless Poetry, directed by Alejandro Jodorowsjy, debuted at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival.  An autobiographical story set against the artistic movement of Chile.

What is your roll in the film Endless Poetry?

In the film, I play the best friend of Alejandro Jodorowsky when he was also a teenager.   He discovers and finds in me an inspiration, muse, friendship, competition, and companion.  It is a great adventure.   My character’s name is Enrique Lihn, he learns about art, love poetry, and other inspirations at a young age. 

Variety described the film as “Felliniesque”, would you agree with this?

I believe that any comparison is a risk for the one who is doing it, for the ones who are being compared and for the witnesses who witness the comparison. First,  the one who is doing it, blocks his mind in definitions and doesn’t allow himself to open up to the new alternatives and ideas outside of his past experiences. Secondly, the ones who are being compared are judged not by what they are and what they are doing.  Lastly, the witnesses of these comparisons, if they are discerning, could believe in them. They are being influenced by the view of the others.

Leandro Taub - Foto por Vorfas 2Do you have a creative pattern?

Unpredictable! Not because I try, just because I am.  I don’t have a clue what is going to happen tomorrow.  Sometimes I go to one side, sometimes to the other side.  Sometimes I don’t like any side.   I have been involved in several projects from cinema to writing books. I hope everything I do improves the world.

Were you a David Bowie fan?

He was an influence with his music, words, and aesthetic. But if you explore my works you will not only find him, but you also find rabbis, pop idols, dictators, saints, yogis, porn stars, Hollywood stars, and philosophers.  I filter and process a lot of information.  Everything I have heard, seen, or listened to in one form of anther has influenced me, subconsciously. 

Name a great creative city.

Planet Earth, it is a big town, right?

 

Check local cinema  listings for Endless Poetry.  

Check out  the Anniversary Edition edition of 032c magazine to see Leandro’s Gucci Pictorial Spread. 

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Cannes Film Festival from France 24

Cannes Film Festival coverage provided to Black and Paper from France 24.

 

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Tangerine

Sin Dee, a transgender prostitute, was released from a short stay in prison. Learning her Boyfriend/Pimp was not faithful during her incarceration, Sinn Dee (Kitana Rodriguez) embarks on a Christmas Eve journey through the sub-cultures of Los Angeles with her best friend Alexandre (Mia Taylor). Director-Writer Sean Baker’s Tangerine shows the underbelly of the city focusing on eccentric characters seldom seen in cinema.

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Director of Photography Radium Chung shot the film using iPhones 5S equipped with an anamorphic lens giving Tangerine a strong grainy look with an added edgy feel.

Tangerine has been nominated for Best Picture by the Independent Spirit Award.

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Labyrinth of Lies

Labyrinth of Lies is the story of bringing light to a dark history. The economic miracle of German is in full swing in 1958 Germany. Johann Radmann is the new Public Prosecutor. Journalists Thomas Gnieka causes a scene in the court spurring Radmann to investigate a former Auschwitz Guard. Lacking support from his superiors, Johann continues to examine the case leading to a labyrinth of denials on all levels in a society that would rather forget.

Directed by Guilio Ricciarelli , starring Alexander Fehling, Labyrinth of Lies is Germany’s Best Foreign Film for the 88th Academy Awards.