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Michael Moore discusses the idea behind his newest film, Sicko.
Michael Moore discusses differences between American and Canadian health care.
Michael Moore discusses alleged claims that his film, Sicko, was illegally exported to France and that he illegally filmed in Cuba.
The producers discuss cinematic paradigm shifts.
The U2 3D producers discuss the film.
Catherine de Neuve discute sa carrière.
Journalist Burns apologizes for his controversial question which features in the film.
Angelina Jolie discusses why she said "yes" to this film.
Leonardo DiCaprio discusses being Green in the media.
Leonardo DiCaprio answers questions about a possible future as a director.
Leonardo DiCaprio introduces the experts at the press conference for the 11th Hour, the new Green documentary directed by sisters Nadia Conners and Leila Conners Petersen, at Cannes 2007.
His Excellency Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan Chairman, Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture and Heritage invited the Cannes festival professionnals at Mint Villa to celebrate the launch of the Middle East International Film Festival and The Abu Dhabi Film Commission.Embracing both the art and business of film, the Abu Dhabi Film Festival aims to become the essential destination for film-makers looking to reach global audiences. The upcoming Abu Dhabi Film Festival will play host to financiers, studi...
The Cannes International Film Festival has almost nothing in common with the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles and Hollywood, and yet, people tend to treat each other in the same way: every man for himself. When someone takes time out of their schedule to speak to you, knowing that you are not going to buy their movie or advance their career in some way, that person is someone who is worth talking to. This was the sort of situation that led me to Ken Feinberg, write...
From August 15th to 26th the Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) will run for the 61st time, and this year with new ventures. EIFF, the longest continually running film festival in the world, announced two new aspects to their festival. The first will be a UK Talent Show, entitled "Trailblazers." The talent show will be comprised of 20 people, half will be graduating students from the UK's screen academies of Skillset (A UK company funded by industry and governm...
Richard Moore, executive Director of the Melbourne Internation Film Festival, just announced new programs to be added to this years 19 day festival, which will be held from July 25th to August 12th. New programs will include: "Africa! Africa!" which will show films from the last two years from all over the continent of Africa, "Stars of David" which will include Israeli cinema and documentaries, "Next Gen" comprised of films from all over the world geared for ...
Richard Moore, executive Director of the Melbourne Internation Film Festival, just announced new programs to be added to this years 19 day festival, which will be held from July 25th to August 12th. New programs will include: "Africa!
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Introductory Video by Capa Enterprises to "Cinema: Towards the Audiences of Tomorrow"
Highlights selected from the press conference for My Blueberry Nights, the premiere film at the Cannes Film Festival, 2007. Directed by Wong Kar Wai, starring Norah Jones and Jude Law.
A short film shown at a conference on the future of cinema. Cannes Film Festival, 2007.
Stephen Frears, president of the jury at this year's Cannes film festival, discusses his decision to judge the films.
Norah Jones discusses her decision to move from singing to acting for Wong Kar Wai's "My Blueberry Nights," starring Jones, Jude Law, and Natalie Portman.
Jude Law details his work with director Wong Kar Wai on the development of his character in the opening film of the festival, My Blueberry Nights, starring Law, Norah Jones, and Natalie Portman.
Four years ago Dubai commenced their international film festival and today in Abu Dhabi, another Persian Gulf town approximately 150 km south of Dubai, officials announced that they too will hold an international film festival during the second half of October.Dubai is well on its way to establishing itself as an regional film hub, and its own international film festival, set to run December 9-16, will be a direct competitor with Abu Dhabi's. Although according to Abdulhamid Juma, Ch...
Norah Jones, Wong Kar Wai, and Jude Law laugh as they discuss the making of My Blueberry Nights and reminisce about the shooting of "the kiss."
Norah Jones and Wong Kar Wai signing autographs after the My Blueberry Nights press release at the Cannes Film Festival, 2007.
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