Tributes - Retrospectives - Cinema on cinema
JAPAN | 115 minutes | 2018
For more than 40 years, Masayoshi Sukita photographed David Bowie, taking shots that are some of the most poignant and representative of the artist. He takes pictures as if he were playing an instrument, adapting instinctively to any project and condensing the energy of his models (Iggy Pop, Marc ‘T-Rex’ Bolan, and others) to always capture their best side. Celebrating his 80th birthday this year, it is high time to look at this unstoppable talent, both calm and kind, in a fascinating portrait filled with testimonials and anecdotes of collaborators and filmmakers, such as Jim Jarmusch, and stylists like Paul Smith. NORTH AMERICAN PREMIEREPresented by Film POP
No biography
SUKITA:The Shoot Must Go On (2018) 1st documerntary
In the 1940s, former delinquent Jake La Motta finds an outlet for his pent-up rage in professional boxing. There are those classics that stand the test of...
Feature film , Drama
UNITED STATES | 115 minutes | 1980
Regarding is a film inspired by scene # 50 from The Red Violin (François Girard). In this free adaptation, the violin has been changed into a camera, an...
Short film
CANADA | 115 minutes | 2002
A village deep in the New Hampshire forest, a world-weary police officer, a dishonest businessman, a union leader’s suspicious death. Those are the...
UNITED STATES | 115 minutes | 1998
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