Often frightened by the term “lesson “, so much so to begin by saying they have nothing to teach, filmmakers retraced their own artistic career, shared the experience lived from writing, to filming, to directing the actors, to the practice of staging, explaining the creative process as much as …
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GLAMOUR/3
When photojournalist turned their cameras to the glamour field, something quite personal was created. There was an informality of pose. Available light replaced studio lamps. Location became important. Smaller cameras and faster film allowed bot the photographer and the subjects a freedom to move, to take chances, and to …
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Since 1991, on the initiative of Gilles Jacob, the Festival has inaugurated a new area, the “Cinema Master Class” (Leçon du cinema), a meeting with an important director and a zealous public made up of critics, movie buffs and film students, whose objective is to examine and discover a …
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When photojournalistic tecniques gained popularity with magazine editors, there began a market for a more realistic approach to glamour photography as well. They wanted pictures that avoided the artificiality of the gallery shot. Candid glamour photography was born and given a new name: cheesecake. Major magazines like ESQUIRE, ARGOSY …
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Un Certain Regard presents a selection of works which are original, either in content or aesthetics, and which represent the renewal of cinematographic expression. The section award, sponsored by the Groupama-Gan Cinema Foundation, was awarded to the Debussy Theater, on the eve of the official award ceremony. The …
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