Redoubtable (2017) – Dir. Michel Hazanavicius
Redoubtable is a film we’re very much looking forward to this year! It’s premiering at Cannes and competing for the Palme d’Or. For fans of La Nouvelle Vague (The New Wave), films of the 50s and 60s, and Jean-Luc Godard’s work, you’ll want to keep your eye out for this one.
Michel Hazanavicius directed 2011’s Best Picture winner, The Artist.
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I love this time of year—when Cannes is in full swing, and a slate of new films are competing for the coveted Palme d’Or! There are many promising films this year to keep your eye out for (just to name a few):
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120 Beats per Minute (France) dir. Robin Campillo
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The Beguiled (USA) dir. Sofia Coppola
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Happy End (France, Germany, Austria) dir. Michael Haneke
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Redoubtable (France) dir. Michel Hazanavicius
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L’amant double (France) dir. Francois Ozon
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer (UK, Ireland) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos
Q&A Excerpt “How Can We Help?”
Kenneth Jarecke and I (Brian Murnion) enjoyed attending the premiere of our latest short film, “The Bobby Fischer Trap,” at the Art House Cinema & Pub on Saturday evening. After the showing, we had a Q&A session with the audience, and the below video is an excerpt of said session. We’re encouraged by the turnout;…
Three New Short Films
2017 has been a productive year so far. I’m writing and directing one short film a month for the next six months, and I’m pleased to announce that the first film of the year, “The Bobby Fischer Trap” is finished and now playing at the Art House Cinema & Pub for a whole week!
I am now in pre-production on my next film, “The Passing of Time” which we’re shooting on Feb 26. “The Passing of Time” will premiere mid-March 2017 and it’s about two old friends randomly crossing paths in a cafe and catching up for lost time. One friend, though, is holding onto a secret. Here is the teaser poster: