Netflix and “Napoleon”, the fiancés of the Empire
This post comes from the daily newsletter of the Culture department of Release, sent free of charge every evening. Breaking news : “Paris, January 14, 2021 … Read more
Filmmaker
Michael Apted, the world is not enough anymore
Michael Apted, who died Thursday at the age of 79, was the kind of solid filmmaker, starting in England and eventually taken over by Hollywood. … Read more
Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk dies at 59
El cineasta Kim Ki-duk. Reuters The director South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk, awarded the Golden Lion at the 2012 Venice Film Festival, He died this … Read more
How’s the culture going? # 2
Eric Tabuchi and Nelly Monnier: “It’s even more unfair with this second confinement” During the first confinement, Nelly Monnier and Eric Tabuchi had invented Décor-Export, … Read more
How’s the culture going? # 1
“How’s Roschdy Zem, what’s left of it you mean?” No, for him, it’s going like a privileged person, not representative of the precariousness suffered by … Read more
Nacho Vigalondo, filmmaker: «I have never considered myself a comedian»
Nacho Vigalondo (Cabezón de la Sal, Cantabria, 43 years old) has moved comfortably in recent times on platforms. After ‘Into the Dark’ (HBO), ‘Just before … Read more
“Michelangelo”, a well-marbled man – Culture / Next
The subject of the biopic is Michelangelo at 40, in his relationship with sin, family, power, hell, all that. The artist is hairy and epileptic, … Read more
Toni Ferrer, a renowned filmmaker and painter from Guixols, dies
Renowned filmmaker and watercolorist Toni Ferrer died yesterday at the age of 94. Ferrer was a very active person throughout his life and was married … Read more
“Paris Calligrammes”, a German in Saint-Germain
«Po know and understand your own culture, you have to be able to approach it from another culture ”, explained Claude Lévi-Strauss at the Collège … Read more
Death of Wladimir Yordanoff, tenderly ferocious actor
Perhaps he was the only one in the theater as in the cinema to wield the art of the cowardice with as much derisory authority … Read more