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25th Oldenburg International Film Festival 2018: On the Red Carpet
By LINDSAY R. BELLINGER
Festival director Torsten Neumann, who also co-created the festival with Thorsten Ritter in 1994, was in high spirits on the red carpet as were the filmmakers and the anxious German festival-goers. A warm and welcoming ambience was felt throughout the evening. Luckily, I had a pretty good spot to take some decent photos.
Tribute honoree Keith Carradine, who will receive his star on the Oldenburg Walk of Fame tomorrow morning, looked dashing and relaxed as he greeted Neumann on the red carpet. The Alan Rudolph film "Ray Meets Helen", which stars Carradine and Sondra Locke, will have its European premiere on Friday. Rudolph's "Trouble in Mind", Ridley Scott's "The Duellists" and Robert Altman's "Nashville" will also screen throughout the festival.
Bruce Robinson is the restrospective honoree this year and his exceptional cult film "Withnail & I" will be screened as well as "Jennifer 8" and "The Rum Diary".
Director/writer Melissa Miller Costanza and actress/singer Molly Ringwald looked lovely on the red carpet. They are here showing Costanza's debut feature film "All These Small Moments", which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival. Shot on location in New York City, it's a coming-of-age tale that also delves into problems that arise that hamper marital bliss.
Producer/director Salomé Breziner who has been bringing films to Oldenburg since the early days of the festival, was very present on the red carpet. She's here representing not only the opening film "Unforgiven" but also "Ray Meets Helen" and "King of Beasts", the controversial documentary film about a trophy hunter that makes its world premiere on Saturday.
"King of Beasts" press release: https://www.filmfest-oldenburg.de/press/artikel-presse/news/pr-09-german-version-only/
The opening film "Unforgiven" made its European premiere with Armenian-Russian director Sarik Andreasyan, producer Lenny Levi and screenwriter Matthew Jacobs in attendance. It was an emotional ride watching this piece of cinema based on the devastating July 2, 2002 mid-air collision above Überlingen, Germany that took the lives of so many. Russian architect Vitaly Kaloyev's life was turned upside down with one fell swoop and he was changed forever.
Below is a link to the press release for "Unforgiven".
14.09.2018 | Oldenburg Film Festival's blog
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