Jean Dujardin speaking about his lifetime career in The Arlington Theater at SBIFF
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Jean Dujardin speaking about his lifetime career in The Arlington Theater at SBIFF
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Jean Dujardin speaking about his lifetime career in The Arlington Theater at SBIFF
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Jean Dujardin and Bérénice Bejo speaking with about their lifetime career in The Arlington Theater at SBIFF
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Jean Dujardin and Bérénice Bejo speaking about their lifetime career in The Arlington Theater at SBIFF
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Bérénice Bejo speaking with actor Jean Dujardin about their lifetime career in The Arlington Theater at SBIFF
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Bérénice Bejo speaking with actor Jean Dujardin about their lifetime career in The Arlington Theater at SBIFF
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Michel Hazanavicius at SBIFF walking the red carpet on the way to The Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Michel Hazanavicius at SBIFF walking the red carpet on the way to The Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Bérénice Bejo at SBIFF walking the red carpet on the way to The Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Bérénice Bejo at SBIFF walking the red carpet on the way to The Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Michel Hazanavicius and Bérénice Bejo at SBIFF walking the red carpet on the way to The Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Jean Dujardin at SBIFF walking the red carpet on the way to The Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
Beki Probst is the head of the EFM, European Film Market, for Berlinale since 1988.
Before this position, she worked for the Berlinale as the film festival’s delegate for Turkey and Greece for seven years. Beki was born in Istanbul, Turkey where as a student she studied law and journalism and wrote for Turkish newspapers ‘Tercuman’ and ‘Hayat’. It was when she moved in Switzerland in 1960 that her career in cinema began where she managed the ...
SAMSARA (2011) by filmmakers Ron Fricke and producer Mark Magidson is the follow-up to the epic non-narrative film BARAKA (1992), which made cinematic history twenty years ago with its arresting 70mm Panavision System images filmed in 24 countries. Described by director Ron Fricke as a ‘guided meditation’ BARAKA still has people dropping their jaw at the astonishing innovative camera work and intercutting of the haunting musical score. Now, the filmmakers bring the same camera and ...
SAMSARA composer Marcello De Francisci speaking in Santa Barnara during SBIFF 2012.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
SAMSARA producer Mark Magidson speaking in Santa Barnara during SBIFF 2012.
photo by Vanessa McMahon
SAMSARA (2011) by filmmakers Ron Fricke and producer Mark Magidson is the follow-up to the epic non-narrative film BARAKA (1992), which made cinematic history twenty years ago with its arresting 70mm Panavision System images filmed in 24 countries. Described by director Ron Fricke as a ‘guided meditation’ BARAKA still has people dropping their jaw at the astonishing innovative camera work and intercutting of the haunting musical score. Now, the filmmakers bring the same camera and ...
Beki Probst is the head of the EFM, European Film Market, for Berlinale since 1988. Before this position, she worked for the Berlinale as the film festival’s delegate for Turkey and Greece for seven years. Beki was born in Istanbul, Turkey where as a student she studied law and journalism and wrote for Turkish newspapers ‘Tercuman’ and ‘Hayat’. It was when she moved in Switzerland in 1960 that her career in cinema began where she managed the Probst-Kinobetriebe.After 23 years of runnin...
Saili is a small man with a big heart who lives happily with his beautiful wife Vaaiga and her daughter Litia. Sadly however, the whole family is somewhat of an outcast; Saili because he has been denied his title and Vaaiga because, although her family wants her back, they cast her out years ago. In trying to stay peaceful and to themselves they only aggravate everyone else in the village and their lives as they know it become threatened unless they, namely Saili, speaks up to the pow...
Saili is a small man with a big heart who lives happily with his beautiful wife Vaaiga and her daughter Litia. Sadly however, the whole family is somewhat of an outcast; Saili because he has been denied his title and Vaaiga because, although her family wants her back, they cast her out years ago. In trying to stay peaceful and to themselves they only aggravate everyone else in the village and their lives as they know it become threatened unless they, namely Saili, speaks up to the powe...
The Artist (2011)…"It’s a love story and there’s a cute dog!"
French auteur Michel Hazanavicius of the film ‘The Artist’ (2011) was born 29 March 1967, and although few can pronounce his name correctly, everyone is talking about this tres talented French director. French actor Jean Dujardin calls the director ‘Michel Hazana-genius’; due to the film’s explosive worldwide success, it would appear that most agree to his work as ‘genius’ ind...
Martin Scorsese wins The American Riviera Award at the 27th Santa Barbara Film Festival.. “We have to keep this wonderful life-sustaining conversation going with cinema”.
On the night of January 30, 2012, the legendary director Martin Scorsese, whose latest film HUGO (2012) is nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture, was awarded The American Riviera Award at the 27th Santa Barbara Film Festival (SBIFF) by celebrated actor Ben Kingsley. Before receiving the award, M...
Martin Scorsese wins The American Riviera Award at the 27th Santa Barbara Film Festival.. “We have to keep this wonderful life-sustaining conversation going with cinema”.
On the night of January 30, 2012, the legendary director Martin Scorsese, whose latest film HUGO (2012) is nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture, was awarded The American Riviera Award at the 27th Santa Barbara Film Festival (SBIFF) by celebrated actor Ben Kingsley. Before receiving the award, M...
Algerian director Fatma Zohra Zamoum (‘How Big is Your Love’, 2011); speaks.
The film ‘How Big is Your Love’
(Kedach ethabni, 2011) by writer/director/producer Fatma Zohra Zamoum is set in modern Algiers, Algeria. It is a touching tale about a young eight year-old boy, Adel, whose parents are in the midst of an irreconcilable separation, during which time Adel stays with his grandmother. To c...
