Formerly known as the Jutra Awards, the Prix Iris name was announced in October 2016. Etude critique du film autobiographique du réalisateur Louis Malle "Au revoir les enfants". Battue par les vents arctiques et suffocant dans la fumée toxique de ses usines, la ville minière sibérienne de Norilsk se recroqueville derrière ses murailles de béton. ; Fitsipika momba ny … Vous avez — à peine — une idée de la vie à Norilsk, en Sibérie. Pendant que les adolescents de la cité glacée rêvent d'exil, que des travailleurs des mines de nickel évoquent avec nostalgie la camaraderie soviétique perdue, des descendants de prisonniers du goulag et des artistes du théâtre cherchent à faire la lumière sur le sombre passé de Norilsk, enterré sous la glace et la censure. Cinéma - Premier magazine d'actualité français, L'Obs analyse en direct l'actualité politique, sociale, culturelle, en France et dans le monde. sera refacturé sur votre abonnement. L’« hyper-vie » de Fabrice Du Welz, cinéaste flamboyant Alors que sort en salles le 22 janvier son nouveau film, « Adoration », love story incandescente entre deux ados, « l’Obs » a rencontré le Belge Fabrice Du Welz. Stanislas Previne is a young sociologist, preparing a thesis on criminal women. L’intense pollution camoufle les rayons du soleil. Gideon Bachmann, cinéaste, journaliste et homme de radio, est né en 1927 près de Stuttgart, en Allemagne. Un Pompier 29. On retrouve Jacob Tierney au bistro Kilo, à l'angle des rues Sainte-Catherine et Alexandre-de-Sève. Avec sa famille, il émigre en 1936 dans ce qui est alors la Palestine. : An Interview with Bruce LaBruceby Matthew Hays, The 51st Thessaloniki International Film Festivalby Gary Crowdus, The Time That Remains and ZindeeqReviewed by Nana Asfour, Warner Bros. Film Noir Classic Collection, Vol. U ne belle fille comme moi is François Truffaut's first and only sortie into black comedy, a film that is in marked contrast to his earlier films. 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Frye, Have You Seen...? Grandiose. Cinéaste Cinéaste. Rappel historique. En tant qu'abonné(e) de Tënk, vous avez la possibilité d'offrir 1 film par semaine à une personne de votre choix. Un(e) Artiste 25. François Jacob. The French film director and critic François Truffaut (1932-1984), together with Jean Luc Godard and Alain Resnais, created the "New Wave" in French motion picture production in the late 1950s.. François Truffaut as film maker and esthetician was instrumental in … Coiffé d’un prix aux Hot Docs de Toronto, le film intimiste de Jacob est porté par le devoir de mémoire. Il vit et travaille à Montréal. Pensée fétiche: « … Veillez à tenir compte du nombre restant de jours disponibles du film sur la plateforme pour que votre ami(e) ait le temps de le visionner ! Liste des cinéastes de l'ONF qui ont des films accessibles pour le visionnage en ligne. François se fête le 4 octobre. Inscrivez ci-dessous l'adresse mail de la personne de votre choix puis validez. En 1973, Gérard Oury et Louis de Funès se retrouvent pour un dernier film Les Aventures de Rabbi Jacob. Il découvre le mouvement de cinéma Kino en 2004 et quitte l'université. Ce … Cinématon (TV Series 1977– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Directed by François Truffaut. Noms de cinéastes commençant par M François Jacob vient de la littérature, domaine dans lequel il a étudié jusqu’au doctorat. : An Interview with Andrew Rossiby Dennis West, Oberhausen International Short Film Festival 2014by Jared Rapfogel, Between Documentary and Fiction: Art of the RealReviewed by Richard Porton, From the Archives: The Glory BrigadeReviewed by Dan Georgakas, From the Archives: Five FingersReviewed by Robert Cashill, From the Archives: The Year of Living DangerouslyReviewed by Leonard Quart, Home Video Returns: Media Ecologies of the Past of HIV/AIDSBy Alexandra Juhasz and Ted Kerr, The International Film Festival Rotterdamby Richard Porton, Latina Documentarian: An Interview with Sonia Fritz by Eva Santos-Phillips, Performance as Documentary: An Interview with Robert Greeneby Erik Luers, Thessaloniki Documentary Festival by Jared Rapfogel, The Blue Angel: Two Disc Ultimate Blu-ray Edition Reviewed by Graham Fuller, Martin Scorsese's World Cinema ProjectReviewed by Aaron Cutler, The 54th Thessaloniki International Film Festivalby Dennis West, The 2013 Locarno Film FestivalBy Richard Porton, Bettie Page Reveals AllReviewed by Christopher Sharrett, From the Archives: The Master of BallantraeReviewed by Jonathan Murray, From the Archives: The Red Badge of CourageReviewed by Dan Georgakas, From the Archives: TargetsReviewed by Leonard Quart, Nice Guys Don't Work in Hollywood: The Adventures of an Aesthete in the Movie Business Reviewed by Peter Tonguette, Noriaki Tsuchimoto's Living Records by Aaron Cutler, The 2013 Vancouver International Film Festivalby Dennis West, Working Together: Notes on British Film Collectives in the 1970s Reviewed by Giovanni Vimercati, From the Archives: CruisingReviewed by Christopher Sharrett, From the Archives: The Human FactorReviewed by Jared Rapfogel, From the Archives: The Mask of DimitriosReviewed by Leonard Quart, From the Archives: The Molly MaguiresReviewed by Leonard Quart, Irish Cinema, U.S. Education: Attended Lycée Rollin, Paris. "Au revoir les enfants" de Louis Malle , François Grospiron, In. Retour sur le parcours d’un cinéaste hors norme, que n’effraient ni la rage ni la provocation. CRITIQUE / Imaginez, dans le Grand Nord québécois, une ville minière de 175 000 personnes, balayée par les vents arctiques d’un hiver de neuf mois. Sa popularité a ensuite perduré pendant quelques siècles. Remind Meby Aaron Cutler, Ivory Tower: Crumbling or Tumbling? Audiences: Irish Film New York and Other U.S. Irish Film Festivals (Web Exclusive)by Michael Gray, The 2013 Istanbul Film Festivalby Richard Porton, The Narrative’s The Thing: An Interview with Micha X. 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Camille is accused to have murdered her lover Arthur and her husband Clovis. François Truffaut. Auteur de plusieurs ouvrages : « N’attendez pas trop pour avoir un enfant » (Odile Jacob), « Tout ce que les femmes ont toujours voulu savoir sur le sexe…et enfin osé demander » co-écrit avec Sophie Bramly (Fayard) et « Faire un enfant au 21ème siècle (Flammarion 2013). Tongues Untied … Un Chanteur/ Une Chanteuse 26. Cependant, dans cet univers de désolation glaciale, les personnages colorés semblent appartenir aux siècles derniers. Un fermier/ Une fermière 27. 2017. Le Dernier Métro de François Truffaut, un film à télécharger en VoD (et streaming légal) sur LaCinetek Un Dessinateur/ Une Dessinatrice 23. François Jacob vient de la littérature, domaine dans lequel il a étudié jusqu’au doctorat. La cinéaste, qu’on présente comme une « ancienne élève de Béla Tarr », est allée au Yucatan examiner ces gouffres remplis d’eau ouvrant sur des labyrinthes de tunnels et de grottes. He meets in prison Camille Bliss to interview her. Un(e) Ecrivain(e) 22. The 20th Quebec Cinema Awards ceremony was held on 3 June 2018 in Montreal, to recognize talent and achievement in the Cinema of Quebec.It was hosted by actresses Édith Cochrane and Guylaine Tremblay, who also jointly hosted the 2017 Prix Iris. S’ensuit une expérience onirique fascinante. Québec, Monsters, Madmen, and 50 Foot Women: The Last Gasp of the 1950s, as Experienced through Creature Features by Robert Cashill. This is due partly to the subject matter - the film is a faithful adaptation of a very funny American novel. Après avoir été cinéaste pour le Wapikoni Mobile en 2010, il décide d’entreprendre de grands chantiers documentaires, comme "Sur la lune de nickel". Droit d'auteur : les textes des articles sont disponibles sous Licence CC BY-SA 3.0.Les licences et crédits des images sont disponibles en cliquant sur l'image. Filmographie récente : Versus (2018), Beauséjour (2012), Wakefield (2009). With Bernadette Lafont, Claude Brasseur, Charles Denner, Guy Marchand. Nationality: French. Bibliographie. A Personal Introduction to 1,000 FilmsReviewed by George Rafael, Oscar Micheaux: The Great and Only and Every Step a StruggleReviewed by Cynthia Miller, Primo Levi's JourneyReviewed by David Sterritt, Ranting, Terminable and Interminable. Directed by François Truffaut. Documentaries Rule at Tribeca Film Festival by Richard Porton. Il vit brièvement à Prague puis émigre aux Etats-Unis en 1948. Cineaste Selects: Forty Years of Favorite Films by Staff. Sur la lune de nickel s'immisce avec tendresse dans la vie de ces habitants du bout du monde. Il y réalise ses premiers courts métrages de fiction jusqu’en 2012. Laureline Mattiussi et François Rivière en ont fait un merveilleux portrait. Un Mannequin 24. Vous aimez ce film, vous voulez le partager gratuitement avec un proche ? Born: Paris, 6 February 1932. En peu de temps, il connut un large succès auprès de l’aristocratie, des écrivains et des hommes d’Église. Attention ! Il y réalise ses premiers courts métrages de fiction jusqu’en 2012. Oui, Norilsk est une ville en Sibérie dont la seule raison d’être repose sur les activités minières. Bloody MamaReviewed by Christopher Sharrett, Cinema as Spiritual Literature: Andrey Zvyagintsev Discusses Leviathan (Web Exclusive)by Michael Guillén, The 2014 Thessaloniki International Film Festivalby Jared Rapfogel, Two Shots Fired: An Interview with Martín Rejtman by Aaron Cutler, Whiplash Reviewed by Travis Maiuro and Cynthia Lucia, The Children's Hour Reviewed by Matthew Hays, High School Confidential! Propos. >> HOLLANDE François Secrétaire Général du PS >> HOSSEIN Robert HOSSEINHOFF Acteur et cinéaste >> JACOB Catherine >> JANKELEVITCH Vladimir Ecrivain haineux, créateur du thème de >> l'"unicité de la shoah" >> JAOUI Agnès >> JEAMBAR Denis Directeur de la rédaction de L'Express. Camille is accused to have murdered her lover Arthur and her husband Clovis. montrer comment le cinéaste traite le thème de l'exclusion. Military Service: Enlisted in army, but deserted on eve of departure for Indochina, 1951; later released for "instability of character." Reviewed by David Sterritt, Locarno International Film Festival 2014by Richard Porton, One's Memories: Nils Malmros Discusses a Life in Film by Aaron Cutler, Recent DVD Releases of Spanish Avant-Garde Film Reviewed by Matt Losada, The Toronto International Film Festival 2014by Richard Porton, The Unforgiven Reviewed by Christopher Sharrett, Alexander: The Ultimate Cut Reviewed by Gary Crowdus, From the Archives: The Americanization of EmilyReviewed by Leonard Quart, The Hunchback of Notre Dame Reviewed by Aaron Cutler, Illustrative Stories: Joaquim Pinto Recalls the Making of What Now? Activités : Producteur délégué, Réalisateur, Scénariste, Directeur de la photo. Comme il l'a Un(e) Journaliste 21. Un(e) Peintre 3 & 4: Safe... Not Sorry and The Celluloid SalesmanReviewed by David Sterritt, From the Archives: The Age of InnocenceReviewed by Leonard Quart, From the Archives: The Black Sleep and Queen of BloodReviewed by Robert Cashill, From the Archives: The Cobweb and Two Weeks in Another TownReviewed by Robert Sklar, From the Archives: Confidential AgentReviewed by Leonard Quart, From the Archives: The Day Lincoln Was ShotReviewed by Gary Crowdus, From the Archives: The Murder of Mary PhaganReviewed by Thomas Doherty, From the Archives: Some Mother's SonReviewed by Gary Crowdus, Independently Animated: Bill Plympton: The Life and Art of the King of Indie AnimationReviewed by Rahul Hamid, MGM: Hollywood's Greatest BacklotReviewed by Robert Cashill, Moscow Believes in Tears: Russians and Their MoviesReviewed by Harlow Robinson, Rotterdam International Film Festivalby Richard Porton, Seoda: Treasures from the Irish Film Archive 1948–1970Reviewed by Michael Gray, Still LifeReviewed by Darragh O’Donoghue, Sweet Smell of SuccessReviewed by David Sterri, 13th Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festivalby Jared Rapfogel, Webtakes: The HousemaidReviewed by Borah Chung and Richard Havis, Webtakes: OctubreReviewed by Dennis West and Joan M. 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