Golden Hour: Archive

Golden Hour

February 2012

2 posts

January 2012

1 post

December 2011

2 posts

There's a new kid in town.

Shot in only 20 days with a crew of 14 people, Tomboy is based on a simple synopsis yet succeeds to be much more than just a story about young teens and their existential concerns. Laure, a 10-year-old girl, has just moved in a new town, offering her an opportunity to become someone else - or actually a way to finally be herself. Step by step, she experiences being Mikaël, wearing boyish...

November 2011

1 post

October 2011

2 posts

September 2011

3 posts

August 2011

2 posts

"The Cove" : to know is a big first step.

Highly controversial, “The Cove” is a documentary exposing the slaughter of more than 20,000 dolphins off the coast of Japan every year and explaining how their meat, containing toxic levels of mercury, is sold as food in Japan and other parts of Asia, often labeled as whale meat. Most of people are not aware of this issue as it receives little media attention in Japan because...

July 2011

5 posts

Man on Wire (directed by James Marsh), 2008

If you still have not seen it, Man on Wire is a real treat for documentary fans. This poster was designed by Sydney Handverk (All City Media): “The staring point for this poster was just a pure fascination of the main characters personality (Philippe Petit). It drew me in and even though the objective for this exhibition was to do something typographically...

“68 brands were placed in “Transformers: Dark of the Moon”, which...”

Critique "Une Séparation" d'Asghar Farhadi

Profitant de la fête du cinéma, j’ai découvert “Une Séparation” réalisé par Asghar Farhadi, scénariste et réalisateur iranien qui a déjà reçu 3 prix et 12 nominations dans des festivals de renom (Tribeca, Berlin). Avec une mise en scène à la fois sobre et détaillée, le réalisateur nous livre un film fort et poignant où le spectateur s’identifie facilement en dépit...

June 2011

1 post

May 2011

4 posts

Festival de Cannes 2011 - Films in competition

BIR ZAMANLAR ANADOLU’DA (ONCE UPON A TIME IN ANATOLIA) directed by Nuri Bilge CEYLAN DRIVE directed by Nicolas WINDING REFN HABEMUS PAPAM directed by Nanni MORETTI HANEZU NO TSUKI (HANEZU) directed by Naomi KAWASE HEARAT SHULAYIM (Footnote) directed by Joseph CEDAR ICHIMEI (HARA-KIRI: DEATH OF A SAMURAI) directed by Takashi MIIKE L’APOLLONIDE - SOUVENIRS DE LA...

April 2011

7 posts

Aska - “There are many of us” (Spike...

IMAX expecting to open 75 more theaters in China

IMAX Corporation signed a 75-theatre joint revenue sharing agreement with Wanda Cinema Line Corporation, the largest theatre operator in China. By the end of 2014, Imax will have set up a total of 177 screens in China. Wanda is about to become the largest operator of IMAX theatres outside of North America. More than one billion people have already tried the IMAX Experience since 1970. My...

March 2011

2 posts

February 2011

3 posts

January 2011

2 posts

Officially the 5569th signature on Jafar Panahi’s petition. Please support the Iranian filmmaker with yours, it will take just 1 minute of your time.

December 2010

13 posts

The Hollywood Reporter’s Directors Roundtable Featuring David O. Russell (The Fighter), Darren Aronofsky (Black Swan), Lisa Cholodenko (The Kids Are All Right), Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine), Peter Weir (The Way Back), and Tom Hooper (The King’s Speech)

“The latest film trailers are getting shorter and shorter as our attention span...”

– From the website Film Industry Network: http://www.filmindustrynetwork.biz/movie-trailers-to-become-shorter-in-2011/6732

Rabbit Hole poster design

This poster of the film Rabbit Hole shows how promotional campaigns can both fulfill marketing demands and preserve the art of storytelling. It has nine frames compiled with different levels of color grades. Yet, in spite of its complex montage, it grabs me for its simplicity and consistency in its message. Nine different faces on this picture that all belong to only one couple. Similarly to...