
IndianMoon16 escribió:Have not heard anything yet, CA, if I do I will let you know, promised!!!!
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oh thank you very much IM




Moderadores: Targul, Mithrand, Moderadores
Rogorn escribió:APR calls his Dutch translator
'friend and bloody heretic'.
(And if you must know, the others call me
'the heretic' as well, because I don't live in Spain, hehe).
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
PRESENTED BY MIAMI DADE COLLEGE
ANNOUNCES REEL EDUCATION SEMINAR SERIES SCHEDULE
26 INFORMATIVE PANELS OVER 9 DAYS!
The 24th Annual Miami International Film Festival
presented by Miami Dade College will take place March 2- 11, 2007
The full schedule of seminars and additional information is also available at http://www.miamifilmfestival.com.Tickets are available by phone at 305-405-MIFF
(6433) or online at http://www.miamifilmfestival.com.
In addition, more than 300 filmmakers, directors, producers, distributors, and industry executives will attend MIFF again this year to actively participate in screenings, panels and sales meetings.![]()
Among those attending the 2007 Miami International Film Festival are
Damián Alcázar, Alberto Arvelo, Andi Baiz, Emily Barclay, Michael Barker, Steven Barron, Luis Bellagamba, Luc Besson, Tammy Blanchard, Ms.
Cedella Marley Booker, Carles Bosch, Matt Brodlie, Jim Brown, Zita Caivallosa, Andres Cepeda, Antonio Cuadri, Veronica Cura, David D'Arcy, Oded Davidoff, Joaquim de Almeida, Ira Deutchman,
Agustin Diaz Yanes
, Serge Elissalde, Geoffrey Enthoven, Howard Feinstein, Mark Fergus, John Fiege, Alex Garcia, Nancy Gerstman, Julie Goldman, Octavio Gomez-Berrios, Mike Goodridge, Olga Guillot, Quim Gutiérrez, Adam Guzinski, Megan Hammitt, Justine Henzell, Ted Hope, Samantha Horley, Anne Hubell, Sheila Johnston, Gonzalo Justiniano, Daniel Katz, Julia Kaufman, Peter Keough,Philippa Kowarsky, Sarah Lash, Patrick Leblanc, Jérome Lemonnier, Diego Lerman, Caroline Libresco, Kirsi Marie Liimatainen, Cynthia Lopez, Mike Maggiore, Elba McAllister, Selton Mello, Maria Merlino, Kirill Mikhanovsky,
Viggo Mortensen,
Takayuki Nakamura, Bertha Navarro, Frances Negron, Benjamin O'Dell, Loris Omedes, Matt Orley, Veronica Orozco, Hsiao-hung Pai, Chitra Palekar, Raoul Peck, Mike Plante, Tahani Rached, Steven Raphael, Rie Rasmussen, Barry Rebo, Jason Resnick, André Ristum, Rene Rodriguez, Eileen Rodriguez, J.B.
Rutagarama, Veronica Sanchez, Daniel Sánchez, Catalina Sandino, Josefina Sartora, Issaka Sawadogo, Dror Shaul, Tali Shemesh, Steve Solot, Ugo Sorrentino, Jim Stark, Jeremy Stulberg, Randy Stulberg, Cecilia Suarez, Rodrigo Triana, Tonny Trimarsanto, Ela Troyano, Triston Ulloa, Christine Vachon, Carice van Houten, Francisco Vargas Quevedo, Francis Veber, Eduardo Veràstegui, Paul Verhoeven, Margarethe von Trotta, Lois Vossen, Bruce Weber, Douglas Wellbat, Ryan Werner, Jennifer Westfeldt, Rob Williams, Marco Williams, Sean Wolfinghton, Vanessa Wranger, Markus Zimmer, and Bernardo Zupnik.
Screenings will take place at six venues throughout the city: The Gusman Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Miami, Regal South Beach Cinema in South Beach
, Tower Theater in Little Havana, Sunrise Intracoastal Cinema in North Miami Beach
, The Bill Cosford Cinema at the University of Miami in Coral Gables
, and The Colony Theatre in Miami Beach
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© 2006 MIFF
MIFF
This is an Egyptian Theatre Exclusive!
Presented in collaboration with the Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales
(ICAA) of the Spanish Ministry of Culture, EGEDEA and the Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade, ICEX and Consulate General of Spain in Los Angeles.
Saturday, March 17- 7:30 PM
ALATRISTE, 2006, 135 min.Dir.
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Agustin Diaz Yanes.
Viggo Mortensen
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(THE LORD OF THE RINGS, A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE) stars as the brooding, irresistible Captain Alatriste, 17th century soldier, mercenary and lover, in this superb adaptation of the historical novel by
Arturo Perez-Reverte
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The plot twists and turns like a dark river, covering 20 years from the wars in Flanders to France
- and along the way Alatriste crosses paths with characters real and fictional including actress Maria de Castro
(Ariadna Gil
, PAN’S LABYRINTH), the Count-Duke of Olivares
(Javier Camara
), poet Francisco de Quevedo
(Juan Echanove
) and others.
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The mournful heart of the film remains Mortensen, though, who performs all of his dialogue in fluent Spanish
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(he lived in Venezuela and Argentina as a youth).
Nominated for 14 Goya Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor.
2007 Goya Winner of Best Script, Best Art Direction, Best Costume.
American Cinematheque
© American Cinematheque.
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he discusses how content/proud he feels that he was nominated for a Goya.
Also when asked what he feels about never yet having won an award he says
,
"although he has almost 25 years of making films he hasn't received an award, but, like Winston Churchill, he doesn't require/ask for medals.
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