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    PANTALLA GIGANTE - TV EN ESPAOL - FUTBOL - MUSICA EN VIVO - AMBIENTE FAMILIAR

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    comocinematografo,desde elFilm & TelevisionTrade Forum, VIFF

    Entrevista con Rodigo Pla, director de Desierto Adentro.

    Premios VIFFDragons & Tigers

    Guillermo Navarro

    comparte

    su experiencia

    English Spanish

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    E L K I O S KOMAGA Z I N E

    OCTUBRE 2008 FREE

    MoviesEagle Eye,

    Adoration,appalooza + MORE

    Jos GuadalupePosada y todo

    sobre elDa de MuertosDay of the Dead

    Musica:Plastilina Mosh

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    EDITOR

    Luca Santiago Dants.

    Colaboradores:

    Robert Waldman

    (Vancouver)

    Jason Whyte

    (Victoria)

    Sergio Huesca

    (California & Mxico)

    Contact:[email protected]

    Phone 604 6051676

    Muchas buenas pelculas por ver, noslo de Mexico sino tambien de to-das partes del mundo como Suecia,Japn, Italia, y Argentina slo pornombrar unas cuantas. Algunos deestos lmes slo podran verse en elVancouver International Film Festival,mientras que otras estrenas durante

    o despus del festival. Es por estoque debemos aprovechar el tiempo ytomar en cuenta las recomendacionesno slo de esta revista sino tambinde otras publicaciones como 24horaso West Ender.

    En Escondrijo Otako, le decimos adisa la serie Macross Frontier y recibi-mos la nueva temporada de VampireKnight.

    Para los que gustan de Msica Plas-tilina Mosh estrena nuevo disco.

    Nuevas noticias: Jason Whyte regresaa El Kiosko para traernos lo mejor de

    VIFF.

    Tambin tenemos una entrevista conuno de los mejores cinematgrafos deMxico y el mundo: Guillermo Navar-ro, as como una pltica muy agrad-able con el director de la ganadora de7 mayahueles en el pasado Festival

    de Guadalajara:

    Lucia Santiago DantesEditor

    Editorial

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    Editorial

    So many movies and so little time! VIFF is nowon its 27th edition, and as usually at the Edi-torial were extremely busy keeping up withall the good lms! this year VIFF brought alot of lms and directors from Mexico, likeRodrigo Pl, director of the lm Desert

    Within (Desierto Adentro) and AcademyAward winner Guillermo Navarro.

    We would like to welcome back a verygood friend and fellow lm critic JasonWhyte from Victoria, whos in town just

    to cover VIFF 2008.

    This month Robert Waldman give us the best openreviewsfrom lms like Appaloosa, Tell no one, Eagle Eye and Re-ligulous.Also this month we talk about a mexicanholiday thats celebrated the rst days ofnovember: Day of the Dead a holiday tohonour those who no are no longer withus.Also and related to this story we talk aboutJose Guadalupe Posada, a mexican artistwhos better known for his skull prints pub-lished during these days.

    Lucia Santiago DantesEditor.

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    INDICE

    E L K I O S K O

    Entrevista con Guillermo Navarro pg. 5

    Recomendaciones VIFF pg. 6

    Adoration pg. 8

    Nights in Rodanthe pg. 8

    Eagle Eye pg. 9

    Cine

    MsicaPlastilina Mosh pg. 11

    Escondrijo OtakuEl Final de Macross Frontier pg. 10

    Day of the Dead Page 12

    Jose Guadalupe Posada Page 13

    Interview with Terry Miles

    When Life was Good

    Page 18

    Eagle Eye Page 20Religulous Page 21

    Tell no one Page 22

    Appaloosa Page 23

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    Octubre 2008ELKIOSKO Gua del Ocio: Cine

    Dentro de las actividades del Film

    & Television Trade Forum de VIFF,

    tuvimos la oportunidad de conversar

    un poco con Guillermo Navarro,

    Director de Fotograa mexicano y

    ganador del Oscar en el 2007 por

    su pelcula El laberinto del Fauno.

    Guillermo ha colaborado desde

    sus inicios en el cine con el otro

    Guillermo (Del Toro) en pelculascomo Cronos(1993), Hellboy 1 y 2,

    El espinazo del Diablo.

    En que momento de su vida decide

    dedicarse a la cinematografa?

    Pues yo empec a hacer fotograa ija

    desde muy joven, y eso creci y creci

    y me acompao hasta que un daacabe en un set una pelcula mexicana

    y ah me d cuenta de la diicultad de

    hacer fotograa en movimiento

    entonces el desao de hacer una

    imagen en movimiento y de satisfacer

    todos los movimientos a donde el

    lente est enfocado por el contrario

    a cuando una foto es ija y est ahtodo para que tengas todo lo que

    tienes que hacer y garantizar que ese

    momento ptimo en movimiento es

    muy complicado hacer que un plano

    funcione a lo largo de su

    LSD: entran ms elementos en juego..

    Bueno la luz, el encuadre, el

    movimiento los actores, hay una

    hipercomplicacin y eso me interes

    mucho.

    Como dice un Maestro (de cine)

    al cineasta le gusta meterse en

    problemas

    GM: bueno, los problemas estn ah,

    yo no me meto en problemas. (risas)

    LSD: Cuales son las pelculas que lo

    influenciaron?

    Estamos hablando de principios de los

    setentas, entonces las pelculas que

    me inluenciaron mucho fueron el cine

    europeo de esa poca, el cine italiano,

    las pelculas de Bertolucchi que vena

    acompaado de la cinematograa deStoraro y eso fue un gran impacto

    poder contar ese tipo de historias y

    con esa grandeza visual se convirti

    que en la medida que alguien ms lo

    poda hacer y muy posible que tal vez

    yo lo pudiera hacer.

    Entrevista completa en video, ennuestro website: www.elkiosko.net

    Guillermo Navarro enel Film & Television

    Forum VIFF 2008

    Por Luca Santiago Dantes

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    RECOMENDACIONES

    Una de las mejores pelculas de VIFF, simplementebrillante!Let The Right One In es una pelcula sueca de vam-piros, aunque perteneciente al genero del horror,

    juega con muchos elementos como el romance, elcoming of age (trmino utilizado en pelculas denios que maduran o crecen emocionalmente a lolargo del lm). La historia trata sobre Oskar (Kre

    Hedebrant) un nio de 12 aos que vive con sumam en un modesto departamento. Oskar es un tanto raro, serio y retrado, eltipo de nios que los bullies de la escuela gustan perseguir. Una noche conoce aEli (Lina Leandersson) una nia que acaba de mudarse al departamento de al lado.Eli huele raro, siempre est muy plida y muere de soledad, as como por un pocode sangre humana.Let The Right One In tiene una cinematografa muy elegante, muy buenos travel-ings as como muy buen manejo de colores. La historia es excelente y debo de dar

    crdito al par de nios que interpretaron los papeles protagonistas, pues gracias asu buena actuacin y su presencia en escenario, la historia toma ms fuerza.

    SITA SINGS THE BLUESAnimacin y musical con uno colorido sorpren-

    dente Un trabajo de animacin y diseo grcode lujo!. Una pelcula muy creativa, se basa enla epopeya de El Ramayana donde Sita es laesposa de Rama, quien es raptada por el mal-vado Rey de Sri Lanka. Rama junto a un ejercitode monos luchan por rescatar a Sita, pero unavez que la recupera... las cosas ya no son comoantes. Paralelamente corre una historia en tiem-

    pos modernos con situaciones similares, aunque la historia de Sita es contada,comentada y discutida entre 3 dioses muy simpticos.

    Wed, Oct 8th 6:20pmEmpire Granville 7 Th 4 $10.00

    Thu, Oct 9th 2:30pmEmpire Granville 7 Th 3 $8.00

    quedan 2 funciones: Lunes octubre 6 a las 9:30pm y mircoles 8 a la 1pm

    LET THE RIGHT ONE IN

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    Ingls General: Super - Intensivo,

    Semi-Intensivo e intensivo Medio Tiempo

    Tcnicas de Escritura, Lectura y Debate, Pronunciacin

    Tcnicas para Hablar con Presicin y Presentacin Oral

    Conversacin, Lectura y Cinema

    541 Seymour Street

    Vancouver, BC Canada V6B 3H6

    Email: [email protected] Tel: 604 687 3259

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    SPECIALS

    AT THE

    WEBSITETOEIC, TOEFL

    Prctica Laboral

    Ingls para adquirir fluidez

    Takeshi Kitano regresa con otra de sus interesantes propuestas

    en Achilles and the Tortoise. Que les puedo decir? es todo unanlisis de la vida del artista, y no necesariamente del artista tri-unfador, sino de la vida de un artista que pese a no tener xito,contina pintando durante su vida, sin xito alguno. La historiaes muy buena! .Lunes, 6 de Octubre , 7:15pm Empire Granville 7 Th 6Funcion extra: Martes 07 11:30 am GR3

    ACHILLES AND THE TORTOISE

    Una muy buena pelcula sobre una mujer que tras pasar 15 aos en la carcelpor un asesinato, regresa a su familia y a integrarse a la sociedad. Llega a vivira con su hermana menor, que ya est casada y tiene una hija. Pero la preguntasigue en el aire en el seno de su familia: por que lo hizo? La respuesta se va

    dando como siempre, conforme vamos conociendo al personaje. No es unacinta melodramtica como se podra esperar, sino una muy buena historia.

    IVE LOVED YOU SO LONG

    Busca las reseas ms actuales en www.elkiosko.net

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    ADORATION

    e e e ee

    Clasiicacin PG-13

    Duracin: 1OO minutos

    Simon (Devon Bostick) se autonombra el

    hijo sobreviviente de un terrorista que

    utiliz a su novia embarazada para tratar

    de hacer volar un avin, siendo Simon

    el hijo de esa chica aos despus de que

    el intento se frustrara. Aunque esto una

    pieza literaria inventada por el mismo

    Simon resultado de una lectura de su

    clase de francs, es gracias a la sugerencia

    de su maestra, que la lee en clase como si

    fuera suya y crea una serie de reacciones

    muy apasionadas tanto en su escuela

    como por Internet. As, vemos a Simon en

    video conferencia con muchas personas,

    algunos son compaeros de la escuela y

    otros desconocidos que se han unido al

    grupo de discusin. Simon tambin inicia

    un viaje personal si no redentor, al menos

    de aclarar y dejar las cosas claras sobre

    su pasado y la muerte de sus padres en

    un accidente.

    La historia como todas las de Atom

    Egoyan, es buena y siempre tiene un

    ngulo diferente para sus pelculas.

    Adoration es muy al estilo Egoyan donde

    vemos personajes contemplativos,inmviles frente a las cmaras, en un

    estado casi etreo. Algo que debo darle

    a Egoyan es el hecho de que en sus

    pelculas logra lo que muchos otros no

    pueden: hacer que sus personajes tomen

    vida y no se vea como un simple actor

    sentado frente a la cmara, posando; sino

    que vemos al personaje dentro del actor

    cobrar vida. Terreno en el que muchosfallan o se pierden en el intento.

    Nights in Rodanthees una adaptacin

    de la novela de

    Nicholas Sparks, el

    mismo que escribi

    The Notebook y Message in a Bottle. La

    cinta trata sobre Adrienne Willis (Diane

    Lane) quien est pasando por una crisis

    en su matrimonio; para tratar de aclarar

    y poner en orden sus sentimientos ysu vida,, decide atender una especie

    de cabaa-hotel a la orilla del mar en

    Rodanthe, mientras la verdadera duea

    y amiga suya est de viaje. Mientras est

    ah recibe al nico husped que espera,

    el doctor Paul Flanner (Richard Gere).

    Richard llega en una situacin parecida,

    ya que recientemente fue demandadoal morrsele un paciente durante una

    operacin. Ambos conviven tratando

    de hacer su vida amable, hasta que una

    noche tormentosa (por muy cursi que

    suene) los une.

    Nights in Rodanthe es similar a las

    historias anteriores de Sparks, pero

    un poco ms tranquila al menos en la

    versin cinematogrica. No es cursi,pero si toca un tema comn entre las

    personas mayores que pasan por una

    poca de problemas, de esas pocas

    donde todo nos sucede y no nos queda

    mas que tomar la vida. La historia gira

    tambin, en torno a que a veces, la vida

    nos da una segunda oportunidad.

    NIGHTS IN RODANTHE

    e e e e e

    Clasiicacin PG-13

    Duracin: 1OO minutos

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    e e e e e

    Clasiicacin PG-13

    Duracin: 1OO minutos

    Una pelcula que super mis expectativas,

    demostr ser ms interesante de lo que

    yo esperaba. Deinitivamente no slo

    una pelcula de accin ms.

    Jerry Shaw (Shia Laboeuf) y Rachel

    Holloman (Michelle Monaghan)

    son abruptamente unidos tras una

    extorsionarte llamada de una mujer al

    celular de cada quien. Cada quien es

    manipulado y obligado a hacer lo que la

    mujer les manda cuando se dan cuenta

    del control de sta sobre todo lo quepuede estar en lnea en la ciudad: ya

    sea semforos, trenes, computadoras,

    maquinas automatizadas etc. Jerry es

    amenazado gracias a que instantes antes

    de recibir la primer llamada, alguien

    llen su departamento con una gran lista

    de materiales para hacer explosivos, y lo

    delat con el FBI, obligndolo a huir de laley acusado de ser un terrorista. Rachel

    se encuentra en una situacin similar

    pues est amenazada con descarrilar el

    tren donde viaja su hijo en una especie

    de viaje escolar a Washington.

    La historia tiene algunas cosas muy

    jaladas de los pelos pero se sostiene

    gracias a las escenas de accin, la tramay la relexin de la historia sobre qu

    tanto estamos siendo manipulados y

    controlados con tanta tecnologa.

    EAGLE EYE

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    CONTACTO: 604 605 [email protected]

    Para publicar anuncios comniquese con nosotros

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    El 25 de septiembre se transmiti portelevisin japonesa el ltimo captulode la serie Macross Frontier. Un nalmuy discutido en el circuito animdebido a que no se resolvi nunca eltriangulo amoroso entre Alto, Rankay Sheryl, que si se detiene uno apensar, pues es imposible que unmomento tan crucial es imposiblepensar en los de amores.

    Analizemos la situacin: Alto sepresumi muerto por unos instantes(aunque para nosotros fuera unasemana literalmente en ascuas, ymordindonos las uas para tener

    la seguridad). Ranka esclavizadapor Grace Oconnor en el planeta delos Vajras, y de piln tenemos unamega Ranka proyectada en el espa-

    cio cantndo y apoyando al enemigoque ms tarde result ms falsa queun billete de 3 pesos.

    Sheryl, del lado de la humanidad,

    estaba en las ltimas ya que la fa-mosa infeccin V, causada por ex-posicin con los vajras se le habaextendido al cerebro. La humanidada unos segundos de ser esclaviza-da por la esquizofrnica de GraceOconnor...digo, a quien diablos leimporta en esos momentos si Alto

    quiere a Ranka o Sheryl cuando to-dos estaban a punto del exterminio?Yo pienso que la historia termin re-alistamente.

    La siguiente serie que captura miatencin en estos momentos esVampire Knight, una historia dondevampiros y humanos luchan por unaconvivencia, y por supuesto con untringulo amoroso entre un vam-piro, una chica y un compaero dela escuela

    Macross Frontier

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    MusicaP. 11

    Necesitas estudiar ingls y no te decides por qu escuela

    inscribirte?Problemas de tiempo con el trabajo?

    hoy!

    te da asesora!

    escibemos a [email protected] dar una cita.

    Plastilina Mosh

    All U Need is Mosh

    El nuevo disco de Plastilina mosh se lanz al mercado est pasado 5 de ago-sto, 2008. Como siempre Plastilina Mosh nos ofrece msica muy a su pecu-

    liar estilo donde sobresalen rolas como Pervert Pop Song donde colaboraXimena Sarina y Patricia Lynn) Jonaz Goes to Hollywood, My Party, PasoFino (colaboracin con Adrian Dargelos).Para los que viven en el extranjero, el disco se puede comprar por Itunes,Amazon, Itunes o si eres de la onda retro, ordnalo en tu tienda de discosfavorita.Plastilina Mosh actualmente est compuesto por Jonaz y Rosso, y sus ar-tistas invitados o como ellos llaman su second hand band Milton Pacheco,

    Eddie Gonzlez, Natalia Slipak y Randy Salazar Jr.Checalos en lnea enwww.myspace.com/plastilinamosho en facebook!

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    Day of the DeadEl da de muertos or Day of

    the Dead, its a mexican holiday

    which can be traced back 2500to 3000 B.C among prehispanic

    civilizations like Olmec, Zapo-

    tec, Mixtec, Aztec, Maya Pu-

    rpecha and Totonac.

    In the pre-Hispanic era, it was

    common to keep skulls as tro-

    phies and display them duringthe rituals to symbolize death &

    rebirth, but the one which the most resemblance totodays festivities its the Aztec festival dedicated to agoddes called Mictecacihuatl (nahuatl for the lady ofdeath, with the catolicism the goodess tranformed

    into La Catrina). The festival fell in the ninth monthof the Aztec calendar, and was celebrated for an en-

    tire month. We kept 2 days only: November 1st hon-ors deceased children, and November the 2nd foradults.

    In Mxico it is believed that during the Day of theDead, it is allowed to the souls of the departed to visitthe living relatives and loved ones. People will builda shrine (altar) decorated with Cempaschil owers

    (nahuatl for marigolds) pictures of the departed, across or La Virgen de Guadalupe, his/her favorite

    La Catrina, by JosGuadalupe Posada

    Photo by Anglica Portales UNAM Mega Ofrenda 2007

    Photo by Anglica Portales

    food and drink, candies, pande muerto, (bread of the dead)sugar skulls and traditional bev-erages like atole or chocolate.My grandmother explained me

    the spirits of the dead eat thespiritual essence of the ofren-da food.

    People also will go to the ce-menteries to communicatet withthe souls of the departed, cleantheir tombs, bring food, drinks,and some others even music.

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    In Mexico every region has its owncharacteristics or you can call it style,to celebrate the day of the dead, one

    of the most beautiful places to visit dur-ing these festivities is Pacanda Island,Lake Patzcuaro, Michoacn, Mxico.The ambient during the night of da demuertos is very special because theisland is lighted with all the candlesthe people bring to light the tombs, themarigold owers over the tombs and

    the bells ringing from the church whennight falls makes it very special..Pan de Muerto, is something that mygrandmother used to cook every year.Theres the plain bread and sweetbread. both are decorated some sug-ary topping representing bones. usu-ally it is served with hot chocolate.

    And the media also celebrates el diade muertos with some poetry calledcalaveras (skulls) short poems intend-ed to be mocking epitaphs of friends,sometimes describing interesting hab-its, attitudes or funny anecdotes. It iscommon even nowadays newspapers

    dedicate calaveras to public gureswith cartoons of skeletons in the styleof Jos Guadalupe Posada, a Mexi-can illustrator.

    Some movies worth watching to un-derstand a little of the tradition, or justto be on the mood are:

    Macario (1960)Directed by Roberto Gavaldn, star-ring Ignacio Lopez Tarso, it was re-leased at Cannes Film Festival, and

    nominated for an Academy Award forBest Film in a Foreign Language.The story centers on Macario, a poorindigenous shepherd during the colo-nial Mexico who wishes to eat a roastturkey only for himself, his wife getshim the turkey and 3 men appear tohim to tempt him, one is the devil, the

    second is God disguised as an oldman and the third one is the Deathitself. Macario shares his turkey withthe Death and they become friends.Death gives him miracle water withhealing powers, but before giving thewater, he must seek for Death: if it ap-pears on the feet of the sick person,

    it can be cured, but if Death appearsby the head, they cant be healed. Thestory is an adaptation of the novel TheThird Guest, by B. Traven.

    El Ahijado de la muerte (1946)Starring Jorge Negrete.Dionisio its a cowboy looking for agodfather for his newborn; drunk heends up at the Cemetery, where Deathawaits and offers herself as a God-mother.

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    Jos Guadalupe Posada

    Mostly known by his drawings

    used today on the mexican holidaycelebration The day of the dead,Jos Guadalupe Posada was anengraver and ilustrator born in thecity of Aguascalientes, where helearned lithography.

    His rst important job was in 1871at the local newspaper called ElJicote (The Bumblebee) where hewas in charge of drawing politicalcaroons. However, the newspaperclosed after 11 issues becausePosadas cartoons ofended a pow-

    erful local politician.

    Posada then, moved to Len

    Guanajuato, where he married andstablished a printing and illustrationshop until a ood took down hisbusiness in 1888. Posada movedto Mexico city, where he worked inLa Patria Ilustrada, the editor wasIreneo Paz, grandfather of the lit-erature nobel price Octavio Paz, it

    was later on he joined the staff ofAntonio Vanegas Arroyo where hecreated his best known work: theclaveras. The most famous one:La Catrina, was meant to satirizethe life of the upper classes duringthe reign of Porrio Diaz.

    Posadas work wasnt that wellknown while he was alive, in fact,

    (2 February 1852 20 January 1913)

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    Traveling : Monterrey

    he died in poverty. It was yearslater after he died that Posada be-came famous, when Jean Charlot,a french artist, found his work whilevisiting Diego Rivera. His work was

    so respected among artists, evenmuralist Jos Clemente Orozco ac-cepts Posadas work inuenced hisown.

    La Catrina, one of most famous litography byJos Guadalupe Posada

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    Revolutionary Calavera

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    Honestly, I feel that the programmersat both TIFF and VIFF absolutely nailedthe Pitch in their respective programmeguides. SO MUCH better than I couldhave put it, being so close to the lm.Director Terry Miles on "When Life WasGood" which screens at this year's Van-

    couver International Film Festival (Sep-tember 25 - October 10).

    Is this your rst lm in the VIFF? Do youhave any other festival experience? Ifyoure a festival veteran, let us know yourfavourite and least-favourite parts of thefestival experience. Do you plan to attendVIFF for the screenings?

    This is my rst VIFF lm, and my only fes-tival experience as a participant is TIFF2008. I loved it, but the compressed timeand the pace were hard to let go.

    Could you give me a little look into yourbackground (your own personal biogra-phy, if you will), and what led you to the

    desire to want to make lm?

    I came to lmmaking through music (Imade videos for my bands), and it justgrew out of that desire to do more than

    just music. With cinema you have mu-sic, photography, theatre, and so muchmore.

    Growing up, you were no doubt asked theeternal question When I grow up I wantto be a Finish this sentence, please!

    Space CowboyYeah, Im still waitingfor this to pan out.While you were making the movie, were

    you thinking about the future release ofthe lm, be it lm festivals, paying cus-tomers, critical response, and so forth?

    No. I made WHEN LIFE WAS GOODbecause I saw a space in my collectionof lms (Im an avid cinephile), a type of

    lm that I wanted to see that hadnt beenmade.

    How did this project come to fruition? Ifyou could, please provide me with a run-down, start to nish, from your involve-ment.

    I came up with an idea for the stuff with

    Brooklyn coming home and leaving, andI knew I wanted to try guided improvisa-tion. It just grew out of that.

    What was the biggest challenge in theproduction of the movie, be it principalphotography or post-production?

    Getting the print and the blow up done in

    time for TIFF. That was crazy. I was run-ning around working 16 hour days for amonth just trying to get everything readyin time.

    Please tell me about the technical side ofthe lm; your relation to the lms cinema-tographer, what the lm was shot on andwhy it was decided to be photographed

    this way.

    Who would you say your biggest inspira-tions are in the lm world (directors, ac-tors, cinematographers, etc)? Did youhave any direct inspirations from lm-makers for this lm in particular?

    VIFF 2008 Interview withDirector Terry MilesWhen Life Was Good

    By Jason Whyte

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    Cassavetes, Von Trier, LaBute, Mood-ysson, Rohmer, and Woody Allen. I had

    to use my limitations (no money) as mystrength. So I was the only crew, I didntuse any lights, and this gives the lm anintimacy of performance. If I had money,I would have made a different lm.

    How far do you think you would want togo in this industry? Do you see yourselfworking on larger stories for a largerbudget under the studio system, or doyou feel that you would like to continuedown the independent lm path?

    As long as I can Write, Direct, Shoot,and Edit EVERYTHING I do (and havenal cut), Id be happy doing anything.Id work in television without those stip-ulations. Id enjoy that type of work, andI might be able to fund a few low budgetprojects of my own that way.

    If you werent in this profession, whatother career do you think you would beinterested in?

    Novelist.

    Please tell me some lmmakers or tal-

    ent that you would love to work with,even if money was no object.

    Ulrich Thomsen.

    Do you think that you have made it inthis profession yet? If you dont believeso, what do you think would happen forthat moment to occur?

    Id like to think that one day I could paymy rent by making lms, but well see.

    How important do you think the critical/media response is to lm these days,

    be it a large production, independentlm or festival title?

    If it means more people see the lm, Ithink its very important.

    If your lm could play in any movie the-atre in the world, which one would youchoose?

    Alamo Drafthouse in Austin and the An-gelika in NYC.

    Do you have an opinion on the issue ofA Film by (Insert Director Here) ? Isthis something you use? Many peoplecollaborate to make a lm yet simulta-neously, the director is the nal word onthe production.

    When youre the only crew it seems t-ting. Although, it is true that you cantmake a lm without actors.

    What would you say to someone onthe street to see your lm instead of thelatest blockbuster playing at the localmegaplex?

    Id probably have to trick them.

    No doubt there are a lot of aspiringlmmakers at lm festivals who are outthere curious about making a lm oftheir own. Do you have any advice thatyou could provide for those looking toget a start?

    Just make it. Dont go for lunch and talkabout it. Dont get involved in Develop-

    ment. Thats a ridiculous concept.

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    EAGLE EYE

    Being second banana to anyone can

    be a trying experience. Take the case ofone Jerry Shaw. Born into a hard-workingfamily this young man cant quite live up tohis dads expectations, unlike his man inuniform brother. Through some quirk Jerrygets caught up in danger when one day hislife is turned upside down.Unbeknownst to Jerry he apparently has

    been targeted by some mysterious orga-nization that sees him running errands fora possible terrorist cell. Or so the authori-ties think. While Jerry is on the run fromthe law a young woman named RachelHolloman also nds herself in a similarrather precarious situation.

    Moment by moment the pair get over-taken by events as their lives become sortof programmed by a strange sounding

    guide who manages to maneuver the pairthrough a series of death-defying events.Scores of people go by the wayside asthese two manage to elude what seemslike the entire security forces of the UnitedStates as the government agents do theirbest to capture the two runaway fugitivesfrom the law.

    Way back when famed writer AldousHuxley gave us his classic novel, the futur-istic 1984. Well, that year has come andgone and now we are knee deep in unbe-lievable technology. Gadgets and govern-ment control make up a key part of Eagle

    Eye along with a nice mix of military might

    and spy hardware good enough to rivalany of the more recent 007 encounters.While elements of this lm may have beenseen before in such action classics as En-emy of the State and Die Hard 4 thanks toa great cast you cant help but sense thefear and edge of your seat excitement thatnever lets up, no matter how preposterousthings get.

    Hunk sensation Shia LaBeouf (Indi-ana Jones and the Kingdom of the CrystalSkull) is terric as this mild mannered guythrust into a life or death struggle continu-ously. Up to snuff too is Michelle Mon-aghan (Gone Baby Gone) whose portrayalas a loving mom in the ght of her life isalso terric. Emotions run high as do theendless chase scenes here that will appeal

    to action fans across the globe.

    Super secondary characters por-trayed by consummate actors like BillyBob Thornton, Michael Chiklis and RosarioDawson further enhance the mood in thistale of danger and intrigue. Despite a fewtoo many convenient messages and somescenes that are just too damn predictable

    and hard to believe Eagle Eye is a top ightaction adventure guaranteed to get eventhe coldest hearts pumping wildly.

    By Robert Waldman

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    By Robert Waldman

    Danger looms whenever the subject ofreligions rears its head. Leave it to acid-tongued comedian Bill Maher to unleashloads of laughs on this age-old phenomenain Religulous, a hilarious one of a kind com-mentary on beliefs and those into preachingvalues seeking converts at the Fifth AvenueCinemas, Esplanade 6, Empire Studio 12,

    Colossus and Famous Players Silver Citycites around B.C. Brought forth by LionsGate lms this searing documentary is in-sightful, funny and highly informative.

    Fans of Mahers classic Politically Incor-rect television series will be glad hes -nally made it to the big screen. Globaltravel suits this guy just ne as he scoursthe world to uncover the truth as it relatesto religion and all things philosophical. Nostone is left unturned as this sophisticateuses great one-liners and ad libs to skewera host of leaders from the most recognizedreligions in the world along with their legionof hear no evil see no evil followers.

    Jaunts to the Holy Land, biblical themeparks and truck stop chapels make for hi-larious encounters with the ock. WhenMaher gets serious he prefaces his re-marks by creating doubts in the minds ofaudiences. Intolerance and the wishes of

    congregations and their leaders to hoisttheir views onto others is ably debated withsome classic lm clips thrown in along sidegreat subtitles to mock such higher purposepronouncements so many converts adhereto, often blindly.

    Serious subject matters emerge here, par-

    ticularly the role of Islam as a somewhatintolerant religion. Shot in a guerilla likestyle its great fun to watch Maher relate tohis guests which take him to such hot spotsas Israel, Amsterdam and London on thisHoly Grail search for the truth

    .

    Flashes of ambouyance mesh with deepemotional commitments to adherents of Al-lah, God and any other Almighty gure inthis sensational 101 minute expose thatuses the words of religious people to castdoubts over their claims. Viewers will beleft nodding their heads in agreement asMaher comes down hard, though fairly withhis witty sarcastic style, debating just howgood religion really is and whether its in factat the root of all evil in todays world.

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    Brace yourself for pure excitement withTell No One, a terric thriller from France.Sub-titles take nothing away from this

    smart tale of intrigue and danger present-ed by director/co-writer Guillaume Canet.Canadian audiences nally get a chanceto see this French gem thats as effectiveas anything Hollywood could ever mus-ter in the suspense department. Fans ofsuspense need to get over to the ParkTheatre to see this thriller unfold duringits stay here.

    Early on we learn about a love affairbetween a doctor to be and his obviousparamour. On the surface this couplewould seem to have everything going forthem: youth, good looks and up and com-ing careers amongst other things. Onesummer time trip to your typical lakesidecottage in the French countryside turnswhat should have been an idyllic relation-ship and lifetime together into an eightyear ordeal.

    Bad things happen to good people.Only here nothing is what it appears. Af-ter a lakesid murder our good doctor AlexBeck cant get over the loss of his lovedone Margot. Eight years later the receiptof a message turns his life into chaos as

    he searches for the truth concerning theevents at the lake. Out to keep him in thedark (and worse) are a series of strangeevents and occurrences which sees thisprofessional take matters into his own

    hands to get at the truth.

    You cant trust anyone and this search

    sees Alex put literally under the gun as heapparently is target number one in a se-ries of murders that set off a further chainof events the likes of which one cant re-ally comprehend.Besides a superb story that never lets

    up with tremendous pacing and tensionanother highlight of this fully engagingthriller are the performances. French ac-

    tor Francois Cluzet (French Kiss) is noth-ing short of superb in his portrayal of themild-mannered doctor pushed to the limitsto retrace his life and stay alive. Frenchpolice tactics and the power of privilegealso come home to roost in this 125 min-ute drama that will make people thinktwice about their relationships and theirfriends. Great chases through the streetsof Paris further enliven this story whosehigh tech ambience blends well with old-fashioned gum-shoeing to keep you onedge throughout.

    Not to be missed, Tell No One turnsout to be one of the smartest and best ofall freshest thrillers in years. After watch-ing this treat, I guarantee viewers will telleveryone about the experience theyve

    had with hearts clearly pounding in ex-pectation (and admiration).

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    Lenght: 2hr 6min

    TELL NO ONE

    By Robert Waldman

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    Howdy partners. Saddle up your horsesand head down to the Esplanade 6, Sco-tiabank Theatre, Colossus and FamousPlayers Silver City cites to discover Appa-loosa, the latest ode to the old west fromAlliance Films.

    Back way back when westerns werethe toast of Hollywood, especially duringthe 40s and 50s. Good guy Ed Harris(Absolute Power) tries to revive this fa-bled genre in triple role duty: director, ac-tor and co-writer. Lucky for us he pulls offa pretty good tale, not just a tall tale.

    Lawlessness has long been a plague

    of the old west. Once news leaks out thatbad things are happening in the smalltown of Appaloosa the town elders seekhelp. Enter law enforcers Virigil Cole andfaithful sidekick Everett Hitch. Neitherof these men say much but they pack apretty lethal rie and six shooter.

    Chief villain of the valley is the ne

    coiffed Randall Bragg who seems to haveeveryone in his pocket. Violence eruptsalmost immediately with a pretty evenlybalanced showdown there for the taking.Complicating factors, however, plagueboth sides, not the least of which is attrac-

    tive Allison French who seems to be oneveryones mind.

    You can almost taste the dust in the airas things in this wild wild west start to heatup. Ed Harris is particularly effective asthe soft-spoken, plain talking Virgil Colewith Jeremy Irons (Die Hard With A Ven-geance) terric as the cultured thug out tomake the town his own. Also quite goodis the work of Viggo Mortensen (A Historyof Violence) whose mere presence onscreen speaks volumes as a co-defenderof justice in this unruly frontier.

    Despite being a tad slow Harris suc-

    ceeds in creating a gritty atmosphereof that small town frontier avour andsprinkles it liberally with nice set piecesand effective characters. Even ReneeZellweger (Jerry Maguire) comes of agehere as your typical school marm caughtbetween a series of hot-blooded men whomay just have met their match.

    Certain rather subtle surprises and in-teresting plot elements helps make Appa-loosa thoroughly watchable with revengeand grudges playing active parts in thebuilding tension.

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    Lenght: 1hr 56min

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