Bertrand Bonello is the best director working today, it feels like. And this one is something very special.
Showing posts with label lea seydoux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lea seydoux. Show all posts
29 July 2024
07 July 2022
At the movies: Crimes of The Future.
A new Cronenberg film is a time for rejoicing. I cannot express the joy that this film brings, and I recommend it so very, very highly.
21 November 2013
Famous People talked to me: Adele Exarchopoulos.
While my response to Blue is The Warmest Color/La Vie d'Adele is measured, there's one aspect of it that I am completely bowled over by, and that is the central performance of Adele Exarchopoulos. After the film's tempestuous post-Cannes history, it was nice to be able to hear from Adele herself. This article in the online version of the Scene (supplementing Jim Ridley's exceptional review of the film, which makes me want to rewatch the second half, keeping some of his points in mind) was taken from the press conference interview with Exarchopoulos and Abdellatif Kechiche, whom I have omitted from the piece because he is dickish and kept dodging thoughtful questions. But enough of that- on to Adele.
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