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Up until that morning, filmmakers Gideon and Jules Naudet had been following around a New York firefighter team, concentrating specifically on one new recruit in a little piece they were shooting dealing with the rigorous training to become a fireman.
I was young film student in 1979 when the Union of the Soviet Filmmakers came to Sofia Bulgaria and premiered Konchalovsky's "Siberiade"; Tarkosvky's "Stalker" and Danelia'a "Autumn marathon".
Perhaps the filmmakers intended the film to reach the widest possible European audience, as anyone with even a little high school level Deutsch can easily dispense with the subtitles.
What the filmmakers do with the concept is unexpected and fun.
The genius of THE GREAT CARUSO was that the filmmakers took most of the actual life of Enrico Caruso (really not a great story anyway) and threw it in the trash.
The filmmaker's intent was, of course, to make money- but it was the sincerity of all involved, from the filmmakers to the "talent" (the players), that made me fall in love with this movie.
The story of the boy thief of Bagdad (as it was once spelled) has attracted filmmakers from Raoul Walsh in 1924, who starred Douglas Fairbanks in the first, silent, rendering of "Thief of Bagdad," to less imposing, more recent attempts.
The filmmakers took advantage of the opportunity to deliver a raunchy, yet funny little film.
In my line of work, I occasionally get contacted by independent filmmakers who are trying to publicize their film.
It I hesitate to make comparisons, because these filmmakers have really digested their influences (Cassavetes, Malick, Loach, Altman...the usual suspects) and found their own unique style, but if you like modern directors in this tradition (Lynne Ramsay, David Gordon Greene), you're in for a real treat.
From the filmmakers who brought us The March of the Penguins, I guess that came with plenty of expectations for The Fox and the Child.
Maybe that's because my dog died recently and maybe not, but the important thing is that it made me feel, and that's why filmmakers make films (that and the money, of course).
On a personal remark I must add that is a "bravo" for Argentinian Filmmakers, considering the little good is coming lately.
The viewer is left to draw his own conclusions rather than having the filmmakers' forced upon him, although the framing of the story as a flashback from the woman's visit to south-western Cameroon as an adult provides some perspective.
The filmmakers knew this was a silly premise, and they didn't try to deny it.
While most filmmakers focus solely on the scares, they often forget about story and character development, two things that help to deliver the scares more efficiently.
It means, in essence, that the filmmakers don't punk out in the end the way they might've in, say, an American version of this story.
Lampela is indeed one of the most promising Finnish filmmakers.
So the acting isn't award winning material and at times the action is slow-paced because the filmmakers are shooting longer sequences and not a million instants that then get edited into a movie.
Welles was an innovative and creative genius, the most unconventional of filmmakers when Hollywood was in need of a few more.
Films such as Chocolat, Beau Travail, and others have propelled French director Claire Denis into the top echelon of the world's most unique and accomplished filmmakers and her 2004 film The Intruder (L'Intrus) adds to the depth of her portfolio.
I took this out arbitrarily from the library the other night, having no idea of the film's cult, influence, or that it is currently being staged as a musical.(!) Most of the comments here are on target, it's moving, funny, sad, and yes, a tad exploitive despite the best intentions of the filmmakers.
Sure, the special effects are not technically as flawless as those produced by Hollywood, but the filmmakers wisely are more interested in color, composition and movement than realism and so many of the shots are breathtaking.
The filmmakers literally stumbled into the story, being there to make a documentary about Chavez himself.
I will say this, the filmmakers who brought us this 93-minute miracle are fantastic artists and even better people.
The fact that this was made when it was shows not only the will of the subjects, but of the filmmakers themselves.
The filmmakers here clearly have an emotional connection to the material.
In Spain at the time, when there was nudity involved, the filmmakers shot two versions, one with clothes and one with out.
The film industry is shown as sleazy, with casting couch being a common phenomenon among filmmakers.
I have seen plenty of comedies - good, bad, stupid, weird, etc. (usually walking away unimpressed), and I think that comedy must be the most difficult genre for filmmakers and actors to work in - it takes just the right kind of touch to make things successful, and part of that is having good ideas.
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