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I have a very broad tolerance level when it comes to the indulgences of some European film-making, but this is one of those films that is selected for festivals based on the reputation of the filmmaker alone.
As far as the awards it won goes, the ones awarded by Turkish festivals are not credible in my opinion.
I have seen this movie at 2 festivals and it got with standing ovations at every showing.
They can be proud to show this movie at all film festivals for it has got everything that needs to name it as an "all time classic".
It gathered audience awards on many film festivals all over the world.
You should definitely try to hunt this film down and if it's screening at any festivals near you, try to check it out.
It played several festivals that year.
It has material to be considered a cult movie, it can be placed in the same category with movies that win awards in Cannes or other intellectual film festivals, but, sadly, Hollywood already let if fall in oblivion, simply because it is not commercial.
This is the last film of a trilogy by the brilliant Turkish director, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, whose last film Mayis Sikintisi -which was very Cehovian- was shown in prestigious film festivals.
...this film noire set piece suffers from murky sound (at least, as shown on the inadequate equipment of both the Seattle and Maine film festivals) and murkier plotting, while Rickman suffers from an American accent, old tennis shoes and baggy sweats.
It's a heady endeavor--so much so that the picture was still being shown at festivals nearly five years later.
Though it isn't uncommon for str8 guys to have very close friendship with each other, but watch this film closely, it should be entering all sorts of gay film festivals and I would not be surprised that it may win itself a lot more awards toward this direction!
I usually steer clear of Film Festivals and don't enjoy slap-stick comedy but I must say that this picture was great.
I saw the 8.1 IMDB score for this film and noticed the fact that this was being selected for certain big festivals.
When "Lisa & the Devil" was shown at film festivals in the early 70's, it was a critical success.
Like most of the festivals entries Hamiltons makes for an interesting watch a film thats all ideas and little execution.
Unfortunately nowadays we do not have a quality movies, our directors shooting movies on the french and Japanese financial support, and thus movies are not for the public but for the authors professional critics, some of them take a price on international author movie festivals but there a very few of them become a business asset products...
I've seen this film several times in a variety of short-film festivals and it always causes me the impression that i have seen a movie trailer!
I know that you've already entered this in film festivals (or at least I think you have, I may just be making that up) but I think this should get "best animated short film" in every one.
This delighted audiences at a number of film festivals, and it is not hard to see why.
Secret Sunshine (2007) is famous for its awards at the Festival de Cannes in 2007 and other film festivals.
In addition, this movie won the best film awards in virtually all Korean film festivals.
Although it won prizes in major film festivals, "The Big Bad Swim" was not released to hordes of theaters across America, but was distributed in DVD form, and shown in theaters selectively.
I have become a BIG BAD SWIM groupie, tracking it to film festivals whenever & wherever I can.
This film is one of the best shorts I've ever seen - and as I make it a point to be at all the major film festivals, I've seen a lot, especially of what the industry considers "the best."
This film should have been shown at movie festivals around the world and I believe would have been a serious contender at Cannes.
Since then I have paid particular attention to this movie called 'Fido' as it finished production and began playing at festivals.
As for this low budget film, it's pretty good for the first time director, who has another soon to be released movie "Juarez, Mexico" currently playing at many film festivals across the United States.
In my years of attending film festivals, I have seen many little films like this that never get theatrical distribution, and they end up in the $3 bins at WalMart.
Everyone can't go to festivals to discover pearls like that and this movie's really worth to be put out there!
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