From chicagopublicradio.org
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Audio Available Analyzing the impact of events from our past is the motivation of one filmmaker whose work is currently on view in Chicago. A series of eight programs featuring the filmwork of Alain Resnais’ are screening at the Gene Siskel Film Center. Music Button: Warp Technique, "Wonderland", from the CD Waveform Transmissions Volume 2, (Waveform)
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"After the cinema, nothing surprises you. Everything is possible." So says the lovesick obsessive Georges Palet in a scene from Wild Grass, the 18th feature film directed by Alain Resnais, which arrives exactly 50 years after his debut, Hiroshima mon amour, which was praised ...
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From villagevoice.com
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“After the cinema, nothing surprises you. Everything is possible.” So says the lovesick obsessive Georges Palet in a scene from Alain Resnais’ Wild Grass (Les herbes folles), which premiered this past May at the Cannes Film Festival, exactly 50...
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From laweekly.com
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Wild Grass, the 48th film by 87-year-old director Alain Resnais, opened the New York Film Festival last Friday. Marcy went into the theater with false hopes, expecting a cinematic reunion between stars Matthieu Amalric and Emmanuelle Devos -- both of whom are relegated to supporting roles.
The good news is you needn't nurse these expectations and can appreciate Wild Grass for the fine, odd, and unpredictable film that it is. Sabine Azéma...
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From z.about.com
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"It's like prom night didn't happen this year," said documentarian Aviva Kempner (Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg) on Friday, September 25, standing in the lobby of Alice Tully Hall, where the New York Film Festival was celebrating its opening night. She was disappointed at the Film Society of Lincoln Center's decision to move the party from its traditional home at beleaguered restaurant Tavern on the Green.
Psychologist Eva Fogelman agreed...
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From observer.com
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