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59th New York Film Festival early bird highlights Futura, Jane By Charlotte, James Baldwin: From Another Place and The Velvet Underground
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13 May – 24 May 2015
Cannes Film Festival opened, for only the second time in its history, with a film by a female director - Emmanuelle Bercot's Standing Tall. Public excitement, meanwhile, was in large part focused on the première of Mad Max: Fury Road. You can read what George Miller, Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy said about the film here.
The Palme d'Or went to Jacques Audiard for his drama Dheepan, while the Jury Prize went to The Lobster. Read more about the winners here.
The festival ran from May 13 to 24.
Mark Osborne's gently unfolding palimpsest of a film is a sweet tribute to generations of readers who have been enchanted by the prince.
Amare's performance is a real gem.
Repeated viewings also reveal the beautiful circularity of the film that begins at more than one end.
It is when Neither Heaven Nor Earth ventures into the unexplainable that it brings us closest to the concrete battlefield.
It is in the women's emotions that the heart of the matter lies and Kore-eda, as always, handles them with an elegant lightness of touch.
There's a wonderful flexibility to Fukatsu's performance as a woman who bears endless slights as she struggles to retain her decorum.
Mixes observations on capitalism, society and storytelling.
Structurally illustrates how the indigenous people don't see time as being a chronological straight line but as multiple realities existing simultaneously.
One of the greatest works of art in cinematic history.
The natural wonders of the desert can be read as an invitation to reach into the vast barrenness inside.
59th New York Film Festival early bird highlights Futura, Jane By Charlotte, James Baldwin: From Another Place and The Velvet Underground
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