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Park Chan-Wook and Wentworth Miller intrigue together?

The Filmmakers " New Wave Korean have so much wind in their sails a decade it is fine to have one day either one of them was caught by Hollywood. Recently I was talking about the strong possibility Bong Joon-Ho, probably the best of them, and here the last few weeks, it seems to confirm that the director of Memories of Murder could see Park Chan-Wook show faster than him, by bringing to screen a script written by Wentworth Miller ...?!

This past summer it was announced that Wentworth Miller, the actor made famous by the series "Prison Break" had written a script (actually two) that everyone tore. Finally, it's Fox Searchlight, the indie arm of 20th Century Fox, which won the project, and last fall, he whispered that Park Chan-Wook was courted to realize this scenario called Stoker, announced "Hitchcockian." A qualifier which we had learned to distrust, but which could actually feel the beginnings (though the girl) by reading the pitch's brief scenario: an eccentric girl whose father has just died sees return to the fold his strange uncle.

When the name of Park Chan-Wook has started circulating this fall, he was accompanied by those of Carey Mulligan and Jodie Foster in the cast, two names that have disappeared in recent days when he seems to confirm that the filmmaker is attached to this project which could be realized quickly. It should lead to an opportunity Mia Wasikowska, who a year has made a name for Alice in Wonderland and all goes well, the kids are alright .

It's strange association talent that makes a project Stoker strange and unexpected. The production, the brothers Ridley and Tony Scott (yes I overlooked this detail ...), implementation Park Chan-Wook, Wentworth Miller and screenplay. The latter is decided to embark on a dual career as actor / writer, the latter under the pseudonym Ted Foulke. He wrote a second scenario, Uncle Charlie, who would be a prequel Stoker and would share the main character's uncle. It is rare that an established player like Wentworth Miller, who navigates between television and film, begins to write screenplays, not to make himself, nor even to offer him a role that does not offer may be otherwise (apparently, unless he has the role of the uncle, which does not seem to news ...) but just to write. This necessarily calls out a bit. This calls even when names like Ridley Scott and Park Chan-Wook interested in what Miller wrote.

For Park Chan-Wook, this could happen Pacific crossing point. The director of JSA , Sympathy for Mr Vengeance Oldboy and seems clearly losing artistic lately. The Cannes jury in 2009 may well have offered Thirst Prix du Jury, Park has shown little racing since he completed his trilogy on revenge. It is very tempting to think that Korean needs a trigger to get back in the saddle, so it does not sink slowly towards a continual disappointment. I want to return to Park Chan-Wook, who signed ECT film in the early 2000s. And if working from the United States, to rub shoulders with more constraints and meet the challenge of turning into English may stir, let him go. Especially since it is not to go make a movie or a remake of super-hero again, but an intriguing and original screenplay. If it comes back stronger than in Korea, it's worth a try.

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Paper Planes, a little too short fuel up to 88 miles per hour

few months ago I was spending a ticket the short film Dustland Leah Marciano. She invited me to see him at a screening and then gave me carte blanche to talk about in my blog Can not drive, regardless of what I had to say. I had not bothered to point defects film, and apparently it has not held against me because last week I was invited to the first official screening of his new short film, Paper Planes ( http://www.paper-planes . com / ). For the occasion, she had organized its producers a little party, but this post is not written to tell you that evening.

I spend so details of the first part we had been concocted, a little also, I must admit, because I did not shoot much, between a singer emphasis French incredibly too pronounced when speaking in English and one actor who make us laugh but not bad rowing before they take a sympathetic sketch if not frankly funny. No, this post is dedicated film that Paper Planes , a short film to cool and ambitious synopsis: In 1988, Zoe, employed in a small cinema province, was killed during a robbery. Charlie, his colleague who has eyes only for her, will try to save it by defying the laws of space-time.

It more or less so that the film was sold to me, and I eternal fan of science fiction, such a pitch, I sink. But knowing that this is a short film of less than 30 minutes, the big question was whether the challenges of the film - make a period film (yes, a movie set in 1988 is a period film!), weaving a romantic frame, giving life to a plot of time travel - would be required.

ambition, miss Marciano lacks clearly not with Paper Planes . And the first issue, is how technically The film takes the road better than the previous one. Treated, the film is such a photograph full of warmth very successful. It's always good to take when venturing into the land of fantasy where a touch of surrealism is welcome.

Now, what is the frame of the movie, I'm a little more circumspect. The writer / director was a bit too complicated task in trying to deconstruct his story completely and burst out more muddled than convincing. I will risk a fine platitude pleonastic, but a short film is ... short. And in a brief format, it is about having a minimum of coherence and simplicity that Paper Planes sometimes struggles to offer. We shoot a lot about the bush in the movie, the scenes are connected and are similar expressly so much so that one wonders if Leah Marciano did not model for Groundhog Day Harold Ramis of, but without really meaning to, and without having time to do as well.

It's a shame because the pitch is really interesting, and treatment, as emphasized above, is proving successful in many respects. But the film is in a hurry, hurry, and too small for the bubbling screenplay that seems to go in all directions. This is not the deconstruction of the narrative that gene, but the fact that this deconstruction seems to lack control and fails to bounce back with a sense of narrative coherence. I also pass on the episode "one wallows in the grass kissing" of the film, which after the love scene in the hay Dustland seems a gimmick Miss Marciano referring to the heyday of Star Wars - Episode II: Attack of the Clones . I pass on it because In the same Paper Planes , the director has the good sense to conclude that the same dialogue punctuated The Empire Strikes Back cons, all hope is not lost for the reference "Lucassienne. Especially since this is not the only reference in the film, the inevitable Back to the Future by Robert Zemeckis necessarily coming to mind when one sees the bedraggled young Charlie, in his underwear with his braces or well view to Marty McFly. It may be that, you should remember to Paper Planes . A sign of love for a piece of cinema that I like a young filmmaker has chosen to salute in its own way, as flawed as it is.

The film leaves us even on a very positive note, the piano and the voice of Sebastian Tellier declaring his love for us "Love and Violence. No, Paper Planes is not yet an outright success, but progress is clear from Dustland . This certainly makes it curious to read, even if the choice of the director to shoot a subsequent adjustment (personal, I'm sure) of "The Little Prince" by Saint-Exupéry left fearful as such a project is broken- mouth. But after all, why not?

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I finally saw Citizen Kane

No, I'd never seen. I'm not kidding. I've never seen Citizen Kane . That may be the kind of confession that is not when we say a film buff, a big word which means we've seen all the classics of the 7th art. A gap that some might consider shameful. Citizen Kane, the film generally regarded as the greatest of all. Citizen Kane, including François Truffaut said that it "summarizes all existing films and prefigures all others." Well I, David T., 29 years, cinephile, cinémaniaque , drive-you-want, I'd never seen.

What is this due? A lack of desire to see it? Certainly not. For years I dreamed of seeing. When I started to get serious film buff, a few years ago, my mother gave me the film in VHS Orson Welles (in VOST, anyway). But I've never looked. The laziness of the youth first, then the neglect of the VHS when DVD was first introduced. The years passed, I still saw more films, but no Citizen Kane. Of course over time I developed a fad again, deciding to focus on the room to discover all the classic films that I've never seen. When we discover masterpieces such as Rio Bravo Dr. Strangelove or on the big screen, then simply difficult to find the others on his TV.

So I specifically avoided Citizen Kane on TV and DVD, knowing that this was the kind of movie it is not really difficult to see in a movie theater, either in cinemas or the Latin Quarter at the Cinematheque. And then suddenly, last week I was watching the program series "The Making of Time" which takes place in time Images of the Forum when the title "Citizen Kane" was announced two days later, one evening when I ' were available. "Come on, it might be time that I see." Thus I found myself, finally, after years of waiting, excitedly, wedged into my seat, waiting for the curtain rises on "the greatest film in the history of cinema."

is always in such moments that one is disappointed. Waiting too long preceded view more qu'élogieux are misleading. It was not the case with Citizen Kane. Of course this is not the greatest of all films that jumped in my face. Difficult to confirm such a general consensus for a film that you just saw. But it is a great movie I saw, and that is what I expected. A film with a virtuoso sense. A film that needed no limit to the audacity, whether narrative with his story broke, but totally under control, or visual, with staging a glittering modernity. I will not write a review of Citizen Kane here, right now, it would not much interest. Others have already done before me, in so many forms, for so many years. That is not the purpose of this post. I just write the deep admiration that assaulted me for the film of Orson Welles' after all these years I waited patiently to see him. I just write my admiration for this young man of 25 years what was Welles At the time, able to provide such a film at the cinema so soon, so soon.

course Citizen Kane is not the last classic that was missing from my table. I can even say that this is far from true. I still have so many movies to see, so many decades and so many different nationalities. So many gaps. I grew up falling in love with the movie of my era. I grew up going to see these films made by my contemporaries. In recent years, however, I feel that I must leave more room in my life as a film buff at all these films I've ever seen and patiently waiting for me. I caught up with a cinematic delight that makes me already is impatient for the next one. This weekend, I was already engulfed in the blue room of the Film Library to find Point Blank - Point of No Return by John Boorman , until next week that will see emerged from the law of silence Hitchcock and The Lady from Shanghai Orson Welles (really ...). It is good to live in Paris and be able to see this.

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Light on Green Hornet

Good advice: do not come with me to the cinema at the moment. Learn to know what movie I see, and where, in order not to find yourself in the same room as me. Right now, it seems that I jinxed. A few days ago, was before Arrietty , the newest Studio Ghibli, with a fight live in the room, the projection was disrupted. Monday night, my week began without violence, but also in areas of turbulence before a large screen. If I were superstitious, I would start asking me questions ...

was at the UGC Ciné Cité Bercy. I came with two friends to see The Green Hornet , transposition film by Michel Gondry (the director) and Seth Rogen (the screenplay, production, and in front of the camera) of the legendary superhero The Green Hornet, particularly of after a television series that revealed Bruce Lee decades ago. Despite a 3D that can be guessed even before seeing the film unnecessary excitement was de rigueur at the idea of seeing this film long overdue. The prospect of seeing the greatest screen cinema, ideally placed in the room as we were, presaged a good evening. This was the case, but with a strange stuttering in the introduction.

The meeting was at 19.45. When that hour comes, as expected, the screen comes alive. While everyone is still in discussion in the room and the flow of viewers continues to enter the Columbia logo appears with the blur of 3D. "Ah! A trailer 3D "I exclaimed, pulling the glasses. "They could turn off the lights for the trailers." A boy playing with a figurine super-heroes through the rear window of a big car appears on the screen. Few tens of seconds later he is in a large office with a rejuvenated Tom Wilkinson with a black dye. "But ... it ... It's the movie?! . Indeed the title The Green Hornet appears. The film begins well and good, all lights on, at a time when the trailers should be seen and while the spectators are still entering a room where the film is scheduled to start in a quarter of an hour .

"Euuuuuh ... You think they are realizing they are the guys from the movie instead of sitting? . In the digital age and almost automated projection booths, the question is hardly legitimate. Of course the only ones who know that the film begins with 15 minutes in advance in full light, it is the spectators. So, after three minutes of film before we did way too much, I jumped from my seat and being outside the room in search of an employee of the cinema. I only takes a few seconds to fall on a young woman colors of UGC in which I explain the situation: "In the 33 where the film begins with the lights turned on while it is only the start time of the meeting ...." So I go back to the room, I hear shake his walkie-talkie. Meanwhile, the movie had continued as if nothing had happened in front of the audience not understanding what was going on too. But fortunately, a few seconds after I took my place, the film stopped. Black screen a few seconds ... then two minutes later, the meeting began. Trailers and ads succeeded for fifteen minutes. And at 20:05, the light went out entirely, dear Columbia logo took shape on the screen again - at this time - and the movie started. In the dark. End of stuttering and early celebration.

The Green Hornet was these projects forward, stumbling in Hollywood, directors, screenwriters and actors for years in succession on the project but failed to take off. Until this idyllic combination is found: Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's usual accomplice (who wrote and produced together Superbad) in scenario and production, Michel Gondry behind the camera. Rogen seizing writing the adventures of the Green Hornet and his sidekick sacred Kato, Gondry and trying out for the first time in a big Hollywood machine was a real gamble. And a fully successful bet by the protagonists.

And if The Green Hornet (yes, over Green Hornet, we keep the original code name for the movie ...) turns out to be a concentrate of delicious fun is because Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, rather than adapting their writing style to the genre they approached (the superhero movie ...), have appropriated the characters and their mythology and have infused that makes the feast of their own universe. So much humor. Result in their pens, Britt Reid becomes heir raver, flirty, a bit pathetic, lazy, too, that rather than assuming the legacy of his father likes to play vigilante to fulfill a childhood dream. And it was his meeting and friendship with Kato fusional the garage / coffee making from his father who will raise it to that gratification. The chemistry between Rogen and Jay Chou, the Chinese actor chosen to use the panoply of Bruce Lee as Kato, works perfectly. The stupidity of one side to the other style. An exciting combination that carries the film. She wears it so well that even when at one point in the scenario, Reid and Kato are angry, the pace and the film suffers a loss of power in humor and enthusiasm is being felt.

Christoph Waltz aptly portrays villain (written with humor), Cameron Diaz is impeccable secretary received the attention of Reid and Kato, cool and cameos by James Franco and Edward Furlong are noticed. But none of them fails to steal the limelight from the duo Rogen / Chou. And certainly not 3D either, perfectly useless, and I am sure ultimately serves the film more than it improves. Only those sequences in which the camera lets us see through the eyes of Kato and his remarkable agility seem to justify the effect screenplay fashionable, but in fact there is no doubt that these scenes could just as well even better if the film had not been inflated in 3D. Too bad. The Green Hornet is one more example showing that the method of 3D is abused, even if it does not withdraw in the fact Gondry's film, which handles the blockbuster recklessly and talent, is a delightful entertainment.

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Tunisia!

 In Paris, nearly 10,000 people (8,000 according to police) marched Saturday, January 15, 2011 in support of the Tunisian people. An event that seemed torn between the joy of the departure of Ben Ali and the tension between Trends struggle to build the future. 
 
 The activists of the group Pirate Area AF-es were present. 
 We helped organize a parade with a banner anarchist simple ("International Solidarity") and a leaflet containing most of the release of International Relations ("Tunisia, youth lifts / From rebellion to revolution "see below) with a final section on recent developments, particularly from Ben Friday, January 14: The people, united, was stronger than the bullets of police, loyal to his reasons to be, will be killed More than 80 protesters in less than a week, despite the fear, despite the gas, batons and guns, despite the "state of emergency" draconian, Tunisians are able to bend their 
 government. 
 
 Our leaflet and our presence has been variously assessed: one side of many expressions of sympathy from people not belonging to a determined procession, and some contacts, the other a certain tension with Tunisian political parties ( nationalist defending the interim government) that our presence seemed to interfere. But ultimately, the better if it bothered them: it is precisely because the future of the revolution is still uncertain Tunisia (curfew Palace and dealings) that it was important to be present to carry the anarchist perspective, trying to avoid making the recovery or lecture. 
 
 Indeed, self-organization of the Tunisian people has already begun: in the central region of Tunisia, where the revolt began following the self-immolation of a young, had taken place recently land invasions by peasants (whose uncle of the young), because it is a very poor region, but also traditionally rebellious ... The union UGTT, whose bureaucracy is completely linked to the regime, was overwhelmed by the reaction of the base, especially in local unions, which gathered numerous unionized ... The media highlight the non-coaching events to suggest a risk of chaos, but has led to the spontaneous self-organization, 
 particularly sensitive in the poorer districts, the implementation practices of solidarity and collective struggle. A sign of hope still on the truck led the procession from the Paris event, a poster: "the freedom of others extends to infinity mine", it does remind you of anything? 
 
 Cheers Tunisian revolution! "

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Baston to Japanese film!

There are nights like that. Some nights when everything goes wrong. Evenings where you just want to ask friends with a good film, quietly, and enjoy. Evenings where we do not want to run, get excited, not suffer human folly. Yet there are nights when nothing goes as desired. Last Friday was one of those nights when I was gradually falling into a scenario worthy of After hours Martin Scorsese. I will pass details of the shot that skipped home in the preamble of the evening, but still know this delay was the first to tender my mood.

This continued later. When finally the problem was solved shot and I found myself in the film, joining with my friend Odie my friend Rick (for the purposes of this note, the names have been slightly modified). After the hugs and new rigor, while we were about to take our seats for Arrietty, the small world of scroungers , Panic seized me. At that moment I realized I had forgotten my card at my cinema. After a huge "fuck" in fact dropped in front of my friends, I look at the time: 19:50. The meeting is at 20:25. I have time. "I rush home and get my card," I said to Rick and Odie. "By running I can be back in 15 minutes." Of course I know it's optimistic, especially with the rain falling outside, but hey, it is trying. In normal times, it takes me a dozen of minutes walk from my house to go to Les Halles, for sure, I'll be back in time. And as the film passes through a hall, 200 seats remaining for sale, and there are not too many people in the cinema, I leave there and Rick and Odie take my legs to my neck.

is running in the rain breathlessly as I start to tell me that the evening started badly. Just arrived at my house, relieved, out of breath, I grab my card and go back and wonder what I said to Rick and Odie starting. I thought to tell them not to expect before entering the cinema and queuing outside the venue? With all that, I begin to doubt, and fear of finding both expecting front of the cinema while a monster cock will have formed in front of the room, we promise to place too eccentric and too close. A fear that makes me call them ten times on their portable between home and cinema, hoping they drop, and reassuring me, telling me "Baaah, they will think they do not wait for me."

But when I finally tempered and increasingly breathless at the cinema, I find that they are not entered, and a beautiful tail awaits the opening of Room 6. I plead guilty for my behavior towards them during the 15 minutes that followed. I think I shouted at them a bit, well not badly either, eh, but I swung their property (without raising his voice, just with evident disappointment ...) a few "What are you still here? You are not logged in? But why are not you gone to queue? I ran in the rain like crazy for nothing, you end up misplaced? That's not true! For the trouble I go to the bathroom ... "and I crossed to the bathroom. When I returned, my friend Rick was trying to defuse property unrest by "you make me feel like Sheldon in The Big Bang Theory " or "can not would not join you and you did not place ", my nervousness remained content. Yes, I sulked strongly. Of course, in retrospect, I did not blame them like that, but after the coup of the shot and the race earlier in the rain, the turn of the evening began to seriously test my nerves.

Finally the room was open, and you could find three correct places to fourth, better than I feared. So, I finally relaxed. Trailers, commercials. And the film begins. The room is now almost full. Only a few spaces remain free here or there. Arrietty, the small world of scroungers , new production of Studio Ghibli, written and produced by Hayao Miyazaki, begins. But after two or three minutes, something is happening at the same level as us, a little more to the left, across the span. There are voices, increasingly strong, sudden movements. Suddenly, two girls stand and come to blows with two guys sitting next to them. Insults rained down, hitting, too, the audience rightly indignant about. An employee of cinema is precisely at this point in the room to place a few stragglers. He ran towards them and calms them with difficulty.

The quartet is again seated, still whispering loudly. The film, meanwhile, has taken his departure, but I like my friends, near the conflict zone, have missed much of what was said or happened, especially as it awaits further Weirdoes the end of the row with their whispers. But a minute later, an employee of the cinema is back with reinforcements and headed straight for the dérangeurs. It smells the ouster of the room, full nose. Bingo. The two girls and two boys were kindly escorted to the exit of the room. Early I thought it was viewers who do not know who is fried to a behavioral issue, but to see them go without talking, and all four dressed virtually the same clothes, it would seem that they came together to see the film.

fact remains that while it is Bastonnais in the darkened theater, I thought "Bah see is the cake for the evening, he missed more than that! . Fortunately it did not last. The other audience including myself were finally able to delve into the movie without inconvenience, even so unfortunately, I missed the feeling throughout the film was felt. Difficult to catch the thread after that. But the advantage of Ghibli films, especially those with Miyazaki's leg like this (although one should not withdraw Hiromasa Yonebayashi credit for its success) is that they offer a world so wonderful it plunges with immediate happiness. And Arrietty, the small world of scroungers , is no exception. That may be an animated film minor compared to some works of the master Miyazaki, but there is a narrative quality evident in the film that we absorb the first to the last minute (despite the break baston). And there is no doubt that the plot and its outcome did not opt for the easy optimism baffle fans of the Hollywood happy ending. O is decidedly not in Disney, which is why we love Japanese animation. For his audacity as much as for his ambition.

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on what is happening in Algeria and Tunisia

Tunisia, youth rises.

From rebellion to revolution.

For several weeks, resistance is growing and is expressed in the streets of Tunisia but also in Algeria. The riots have become more particular rage following the death of Mohamed Bouazizi who immolated himself to protest against the aggressiveness of the cops and Administration against him.
His case is indicative of the extreme insecurity in which people live, and youth in particular.
In Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, the graduate is unemployed youth condemned to menial jobs, living between corruption and police violence. Youth, and with it the entire population, thus deciding to take to the streets to shout his discomfort, his suffering and his rejection of the corrupt political. The government, he uses his only answer he knows
: the violent, leaving several dozen dead and hundreds injured.
This repression occurs in the indifference of the Western states, including France. These are the supporters of the autocratic governments of the Maghreb, boast a hedge against the Islamist threat, while enslaving the people they deny the right to live free and dignified.
The future of Tunisian youth, but also the populations of the Maghreb, must be built against state power and religion. The Anarchist Federation fully supports the protesters and condemned with the utmost determination the police violence, corruption and silent assassin "democracies" bourgeois.

around the world, the youth begins to move against poverty and limitation of freedoms. Together, we are not afraid !

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Solidarity against repression in Tunisia! Demonstration Saturday 15 to 14:00 Republic Square.

After the outrageous Bruno Lemaire, Agriculture Minister, saying he should not judge the events in Tunisia and the despot Ben Ali, now the French government is back! Michèle Alliot-Marie allows the company to provide assistance to the Tunisian authorities in providing "expertise" in policing, to the applause of UMP!

What an admission of cruelty on the part of our government, usually so quick to denounce violations of human rights when it comes to plans that do not serve the interests of the French bourgeoisie! In addition to underestimate the magnitude of mobilization against a beleaguered regime, the French government does not hesitate to offer assistance to the colonialist overtones! Yet the death toll mounts by the day with nearly thirty people dead and a mobilization that is growing into the capital! All sectors of Tunisian society are fighting against unjust power serving the interests of the most vile caste! Poverty, corruption, police state: this is what explains the enormous mobilization and commitment to change the Tunisian people, especially young generations! The so-called gestures of appeasement of President Ben Ali (dismissal of Interior Minister, release of jailed protesters) should not mask the terrible repression that has befallen the people of Tunisia! This morning, the historical opponent Hamma Hammami, head of the Tunisian Communist Workers Party (PCOT) was violently arrested at his home by thugs power!

Enough smoke and mirrors and blackout! That the French authorities continue to support the dictatorship of Ben Ali and Hamma Hammami was released immediately! That the claims of the Tunisian people are finally taken into account!

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against dictators Ben Ali and Bouteflika claims Tartuffe cons of Washington, supporting the peoples of Algeria and Tunisia!

Since mid-December, the Tunisian people entered a large protest movement as the Algerian people: they refuse to be bled for a handful of capitalists and corrupt political leaders, they reject the straitjacket imposed by such schemes enemies of democracy.

In France and the United States where Nicolas Sarkozy will meet with Barack Obama in the G20, it just seems indifferent to this thirst for freedom ... Is that Ben Ali is the friend of Nicolas Sarkozy! During his 2008 visit, he had not hesitated to grant him a true blank check with regard to human rights. So much for the writer Ben Brik or communist Hamma Hammami always prosecuted by this regime an enemy of freedom!

No, in Washington, we prefer to call it terrorism ... But believe we fight terrorism when it actively supports dictatorships that muzzle their people? Is it really serious to pose as Hercules beheading the Hydra when terrorist are encouraged to pump Western transnational unrestrained wealth of these countries and to keep workers in abject poverty by slowing, holy Competition forces, wages as straight society?

Sarkozy, Obama and the international institutions (G20, IMF, EU ...) with them, guilty of a deafening silence and complicity with these plans multiple police officers, are really far from the modern world of Hercules ! They are rather the wolves giving nourishing milk to Ben Ali and Bouteflika and, consequently, that the terrorists do not let these dictators to arouse in prohibiting peaceful and democratic opposition.

The Communist Youth Movement in France firmly condemns this shameful hypocrisy Western and lends its full support to the Algerian and Tunisian peoples struggling for their freedom. It specifically addresses the most fraternal hello to the youth of this country so courageously mobilized.

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And the best films of 2010 are ...

A little more than 200 new releases in theaters. Thirty films in festivals that are still waiting to be released in France (or not). Two dozen occasions discoveries journals or on the big screen. In 2010, I asked about 270 times my butt in a movie theater. I will have seen films from France, Korea, USA, Great Britain, Japan, Italy, China, Spain, Iran, Vietnam, Australia, Slovenia, Argentina, Israel, Philippines, Denmark, South Africa , Uruguay, Bulgaria, Mexico, India, Canada, Switzerland, Malaysia, Serbia, Chad, Belgium, Chile, Russia, Austria, Ukraine, Thailand and Sweden. As I did for movies 2008 and 2009 , here is the time came to write what are the films that knocked me most, moved, turned upside down, exploded. My favorite movies of 2010, according to the schedule of theatrical releases in France (with one exception ...).

1. Breathless

Directed by Yang Joon-Ik

I saw twice in theaters my favorite movie of 2010 but well before its release in 2009. A first in Paris Cinema, one second Festival Franco-Korean film. And despite the distance in time, his presence at the top of my rankings came naturally. Perhaps because Breathless is one of those films you do not see coming, a first film broke. Maybe because behind the hardness of the characters described, an explosion of bitterness and emotion hides. Perhaps because the sake of realism and vivid portrait of Korean society does not prevent an astonishing poetic grace to browse Breathless.

2. Inception

Directed by Christopher Nolan

Have they gone too far with Inception? The incredible buzz, the 5 million entries, DiCaprio, the spinning top ... Nolan's new film has quite a clean sweep of the attention this year moviegoer, and undoubtedly some accused him of being overestimated. Certainly not me. I got carried away by the imagination of Nolan. I let the subconscious embark with them. I let the music of Hans Zimmer crush me worry. I left the Raiders of the mind sink into danger. I let Christopher Nolan to play with my nerves and my feelings dazzle moviegoers .

3. Heartbeats

Directed by Xavier Dolan

Some films are punched, other exciting adventures ... And then there are moments suspended. Film elegant waltzes, lively, fascinating. The second film of the young Xavier Dolan is these films. A delicate work where freedom of your mixes with a plastic beauty unmatched years without (or almost). For this film, Dolan confirms all the good that we had thought of him with I killed my mother and is in line with filmmakers aesthetes whose spearhead was at a time Wong Kar Wai. Until the Chinese back in force, at one time or another, the young Quebecois is a name. Already.

4. A single man

Directed by Tom Ford Tom Ford

director, I thought very little. Yet, as Dolan and his imaginary love, Ford is proving a talented filmmaker. An eye which coexist on the screen beauty and sadness. A single man al'inquiétude feverish great films, this bitterness wrenching dramas that are memorable. A single man has above all a great character at its center, and a great actor to give him life . It seems that Colin Firth will win the Oscar for Best Actor in a few weeks to The speech of a king . I would have already given last year for the film of Tom Ford. But better late than never.

5. Moon

Directed by Duncan Jones

I could not resist cheating. Usually, when I name my favorite films of the past year, I limit myself to choose among films released in France, leaving aside the films seen at festivals. Moon is not released in theaters, but it should have, and finally came out at the last moment directly to DVD. But this gem of a science fiction I discovered last year in The Strange Festival is a short film full of grandeur. One of the most beautiful reflections on the identity that a film has attempted in recent years, and a performance by the incredible actor Sam Rockwell spent too unnoticed.

6. The social network

Directed by David Fincher

This starts to become a habit. David Fincher sign one of the most important films of the year in each film he makes, especially with his latest films. Zodiac in 2007. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button in 2009. The Social Network in 2010. On paper, a film about young people who created this giant tentacle on the web what Facebook excite anyone. On arrival, however, The Social Network is so much more than we could have imagined. Fincher uses Facebook as a pretext for a film charting his own route along a virtual society where the approximation away, where money accumulates faster without meaning, and where everything is a hundred miles an hour.

7. Poetry

Directed by Lee Chang Dong

Each year, we may say that Korean cinema is more talent this bubble that exploded in the early 2000s, I find myself with a movie or two among my favorite local of the year. Some thought Men and Gods would have a nicer Palme d'Or Uncle Boonmee ... They are wrong. The most beautiful and deserving of palms this year returned to Lee Chang Dong. The director of the remarkable Oasis and Secret Sunshine continues its path great unknown filmmaker , posing a tender look and hard on both characters manhandled by the Korean company.

8. Agora

Directed by Alejandro Amenabar

This is one of the first movies I saw in 2010. The beginning of the year often hides a film that will remain, even months later, and Agora is undoubtedly that of last year. I stopped expecting much from English director, revealed in the mid-90s, including Open your eyes, but had since ceased to disappoint. Immersing himself in the 4th century Alexandria, in the power relations between religions in the jostling of the knowledge, passion and change, in the place of women in society and teacher relationships / Slave, Amenabar has signed a film remarkably modern.

9. Green Zone

Directed by Paul Greengrass

Iraq became a regular playground of American cinema. Already last year, had Locker said. In 2010, Paul Greengrass has also raised his camera to the country of Saddam, but for a much more political film, which was undoubtedly complained to arrive a little late. Certainly Green Zone should have been done earlier. But this does nothing in its cinematic qualities of pamphlet action case against the war in Iraq. The film is breathless, shocking, provocative, and the film itself as the largest that has been done on the war in Iraq. Later, but so well.

10. Toy Story 3

Directed by Lee Unkrich

Every year the same thing. At the end of the year, Pixar Annual ranks among the best films of the year. It sounds improbable, but true. In recent years, the animation studio sign a cinematic gem, and after Ratatouille, Wall-E and Up there, behold Toy Story 3 wins hearts. He won anyway mine , endeavoring to be not only a fun adventure and soft toys of the famous, but also and especially a good look at the passage of time, the transition to adulthood and the childhood nostalgia that sometimes exceed know. One of the great emotional moments of 2010.

11. American Trip

Directed by Nicholas Stoller

Humor is not an art to be taken lightly. At year end, when it comes deciding what films were the best has come, we too often forget the comedies. But there is always one, two or more who deserve as much highlighting that the more serious dramas. And in 2010, no movie was more funny than Get him to the Greek . I said funny? Sorry, I meant so hilarious that I thought my laughter would bring down the room in which I saw. The spin-off from Forgetting Sarah Marshall will be a road movie may cause choking and incontinence among the most vulnerable, I am sure. If this does not scare you ...

12. The silent warrior

Directed by Nicholas Winding Refn

After the excellent trilogy Pusher, the sheer Bronson Nicholas Winding Refn me deeply inflated. But it would not for the world diminished my desire to see what is announced as the ultimate film Viking. The silent warrior, however, is not a Viking film. It the most unexpected trip that cinema offered me in 2010. A trippy and mystical adventure in the footsteps of a contemplative cinema and naturalist. A cinema that is rejected or that we embrace. I embrace it fully, without hesitation.

13. Waking sleeping beauty

Produced by Don Hahn

There were an incredible number of fantastic documentaries in 2010, in which politics, society and history have found a prominent place. Yet the documentary me most affected was much less powerful on paper. This was only the history of Disney animation studios between 1984 and 1994. In addition to an exciting human adventure and a fascinating look at the underside of Hollywood, the film took me back to childhood, in my memories of discovering the boy cinema. The cinema is a matter of subjectivity, and a film like Walking Sleeping Beauty is here to remind me completely.

14. Amore

Directed by Luca Guadagnino

Like Heartbeats and A single man, Amore was there this year to prove to me how aesthetics can grow in a movie theater. The family saga is almost a genre in itself, and one might even say that it is in many ways an Italian specialty. Amore takes yet kind at opposite abandons the heightened feelings, the characters colorful and exuberant life and moved out of the comfort zone. His film is as beautiful as it is cold, all in reserve, and yet overwhelming. It's an epic static staging stunning.

15. The Ghost Writer

Directed by Roman Polanski

Roman Polanski is one of those filmmakers whose erratic it's hard to guess in advance whether his movie will be good or bad, as it has in the past offered two ingredients . The Ghost Writer frankly did not seem exciting, perhaps because of its subject, perhaps because of her casting two stars with cautious not always exciting, Brosnan and McGregor. Yet Polanski and his ghost writer its drifted away my doubts. Pallets in gray and ominous, Polanski signed the most exciting political thriller of the year, and offered to Brosnan and McGregor the chance to prove what they are talented actors.

16. Air Doll

Directed by Hirokazu Kore-Eda

As Breathless, I discovered Air Doll here over a year and a half . But unlike the Korean, I have not seen a second time. If this were the case, it is likely that Japanese poetic ride would have found a place higher in the annual Top. But his presence is nothing anecdotal. The Japanese filmmaker who charmed me already several times in the past signaled to me his best film, a wandering fancy, poetic and bitter. An amazing reflection on life and death embodied with naive sensuality tinged by the too rare Korean actress Bae Doo Na.

17. Another Year

Directed by Mike Leigh

If I saw some films of this classification there are well over a year, I saw it on Mike Leigh A few days ago. I'm not a fan of English filmmaker. If I liked in the past some of his films (Secrets and Lies and Be Happy among others), I also hated (Vera Drake ...). Yet his latest movie has touched me, by staging a delicate and elegant, with a patient scenario, and especially by the characters beautifully painted and worn by their interpreters. Including by Lesley Manville and Mary, the most beautiful female character of the year with the grandmother Poetry.

18. Fantastic Mr Fox

Directed by Wes Anderson

Since The Royal Tenenbaums, I do not think I am right in saying that every film by Wes Anderson has found among my 20 favorite of the year in which he came. American filmmaker and has beautiful convert to animation with this Fantastic Mr Fox, his movie has not finished stampeding. His obsession with death and family, his zany and endearing characters, dialogues pleasurable while making salt by Wes Anderson is there.

19. The thorn in the heart

Directed by Michel Gondry

Last year, two French films were highly placed in my favorites of the year. I thought for a moment that this year, none is in my top. The arnacoeur and Men and Gods , my favorite French drama, were almost sure to miss it. But last spring, I saw Michel Gondry follow in the footsteps of his family, deep in the French provinces to sign a film about his beloved aunt, a project that would escape and turn into a harrowing portrait of the relationship between the aunt and cousin, or the difficulty of love a mother has her son and vice versa. Gondry is really capable of anything, even a family documentary incredibly delicate and touching.

20. Buried

Directed by Rodrigo Cortez

I hesitated a lot about the movie which offer this twentieth place. The race of truth Mother? The exhilarating energy of Kick Ass ? The comeback of Kitano with Achilles and the Tortoise ? The freshness of pleasing Tamara Drewe ? Romance disenchanted In his eyes? The brutality fascinating Dog Pound? It eventually claustrophobic suspense Buried that I offer. A daring film that manages to sustain suspense for 1:35 by locking a man in a coffin with a phone and a lighter. Without ever leaving the camera's coffin. A tour de force fascinating and exciting.