NEW CINEMA 16 WORLD DVD INCLUDES THE WORK OF: Andrea Arnold, Park Chan-Wook, Guillermo Del Torro, Andrew Okpeaha Maclean, Sylvain Chomet, Naoto Yamakawa, Taika Waititi, Alexander Sokurov, Guy Maddin, Stephen Prehn&Jorg Wagner, Adam Elliot, Alfonso Cuaron, Chris Lavis&Maciek Szczerbowski, Jane Campion, Ousmane Sembene. //// PREVIOUS CINEMA 16 DVDS INCLUDE WORKS FROM: Stephen Daldry, Simon Ellis, Jim Gillespie, Peter Greenaway, Tom & Charles Guard, Asif Kapadia, Mike Leigh, Toby MacDonald, Adrian McDowall, Morag McKinnon, Christopher Nolan, Martin Parr, Brian Percival, Lynn Ramsay, Ridley Scott, John Smith, Lukas Moodysson, Jan Svankmajer, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Jan Kounen, Patrice Leconte, Anders Thomas Jensen, Nanni Morreti, Juan Solanas, Chriss Morris, Lars Von Trier, Virgil Wildrich, Roy Andersson, Peter Mullan, Javier Fesser, Jean-Luc Godard, Tom Tykwer, Tim Burton, Peter Sollett, Maya Deren, Andy Warhol, Alexander Payne, Adam Parish King, Mike Mills, Todd Solondz, Stefan Nadelman, George Lucas, Gus Van Sant, Rawson Marshall Thurber, Adam Davidson, Joe Nussbaum, Da Pennebaker, Standish Lawder.
About me: Welcome to the Cinema 16 myspace. We're always interested to here your coments and veiws about the dvds and the shorts on them, so feel free to message or coment us with whatever you feel like. And we'd love to be your freind whoever you are. We hope you enjoy the shorts. Here's there trailer for the newest release, the USA edition.
This specially compiled two-disc edition of classic, cult and award winning
shorts from European filmmakers marks the launch of Cinema16 in the US and
will be available in America from September 25th. It features previously
unseen short films and early works by some of today's most notable European
filmmakers, as well as award-winning films from its rising stars. The
release features some of the best shorts from Cinema16's previous releases
as well as some new additions including recent Oscar winners Six Shooter and
Wasp, Mathieu Kassovitz's early short Fierrot Le Pou and multiple award
winner Rabbit. In addition to the films, the DVD contains over three hours
of commentaries, many by the filmmakers themselves.
Cinema16's third release of American Short Films include Gus Van Sant's 1982
adaptation of a William S. Burroughs short story, The Discipline of DE; Tim
Burton’s early stop motion animated classic Vincent; George Lucas’ USC short
Freiheit; Alexander Payne’s previously unreleased UCLA graduation short
Carmen; D.A. Pennebaker’s Duke Ellington scored Daybreak Express; Todd
Solondz’ NYU short Feelings; along with Oscar winner The Lunch Date by Adam
Davidson, Stefan Nadelman’s multi-award winning documentary Terminal Bar,
Joe Nussbaum’s cult classic George Lucas in Love, this year’s Sundance
winner The Wraith of Cobble Hill by Adam Parrish King and Paperboys by Mike
Mills.
Press:
"All you really need to know is that there is another Cinema16 DVD out. The last two – British and
European collections- have been high quality releases and this is no different and no less essential." Guardian Guide.
The latest release includes contributions from Lars Von Trier (Dogville), Tom Tykwer
(Run Lola Run), Nanni Moretti (The Son’s Room), Peter Mullan (The Magdalene
Sisters), Lukas Moodyson (Together), Jean-Luc Godard (A Bout de Souffle), Krzysztof
Kieslowski (Decalog) and Patrice Leconte (Monsieur Hire). Once again the project was
supported by the directors themselves who recorded commentaries to accompany their
films.
Press:
"Last year’s debut CINEMA16 DVD was a generation-spanning compilation album of
short films by the cream of British directors. The second in the series spreads its net
Europe-wide, reeling in a selection of star names and world-class work even more
impressive than the first. Pure quality, beautifully packaged, with no filler." The Times.
"Film studies in a box." The Sunday Times
The critically-acclaimed debut Cinema16 release includes films and commentaries from
Ridley Scott (Alien, Gladiator), Chris Nolan (Memento, Insomnia), Lynne Ramsay
(Ratcatcher, Morvern Caller), Stephen Daldry, (Billy Elliot, The Hours), Peter
Greenaway (The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover), Martin Parr and Mike Leigh
(Secrets and Lies). It was named a DVD of the year by Time Out and Empire
magazine.
Press:
"The quality of this collection is exceptionally high, it’s like having a complete film
festival in the comfort of your own home." Empire
"A film school on one disc." The BBC
If you wanted to buy any of the DVD's or have a look at the website please do so here...
http://www.cinema16.org
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Hey there. Do you have origami skills to rival Gaff? Then try them out in our Blade Runner Competition. If not, have a look at the other entries and vote for your favourite!
I posted a great video clip of Jack Kerouac reading from On The Road on the Old Steve Allen TV show on my page. Allen accompanies Kerouac on the piano. The show aired in 1960, a far cry from today's world of reality TV and American/Canadian Idol. Something to think about after you've enjoyed listening to Kerouac read from his masterpiece.
Hey Cinemaniacs! Toronto After Dark Film Festival, 7 Amazing Nights of New Horror and Fantasy Cinema, screens this October 19-25, 2007 at Toronto's legendary Bloor Cinema. The first movie titles have now been announced and include David Arquette's hilarious horror debut, THE TRIPPER, Lloyd Kaufman's zombie comedy musical POULTRYGEIST: NIGHT OF THE CHICKEN DEAD and Russia's most expensive fantasy film ever, WOLFHOUND! For complete film info, trailers and to buy tickets visit our festival website at torontoafterdark.com
After a brief visit to the Ottawa Wal-Mart I was inspired to upload this video: Crap, Crap & More Crap from the great Bob Rafelson film Five Easy Pieces. Check it out on my home page. Its even funnier and more relevant today than it was when the film premiered over 30 years ago. The actress is Helena Kallianotes.
