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New Cinema Wallpaper of the Day
Sunday, August 31, 2008

I missed seeing Miki Satoshi’s, Adrift In Tokyo (Tenten) at the 8th NIFFF (Neuchatel International Fantastic Film Festival) as I was interviewing Jaume Balagueró on REC 1 & 2 at the time. I’m doing what I can to hopefully bring it to Austin someday, but no telling when that might be. I’ve lost track on when this is coming out on DVD with English subtitles, though Evokative Films from Canada seems poised to release it soon.

Related Coverage:
::: Adrift in Ever Morphing Tokyo – Jason Gray
::: Review by Mark Schilling
::: Udine Report: ADRIFT IN TOKYO Review (Todd @ Twitch)
::: Vampire Queen meets Miki Satoshi
::: Are You Having A Laugh? An Interview With Miki Satoshi – Interview by Mark Schilling
::: Miki Satoshi Pictures from Udine 10

Japanese Cinema:
::: Jason Gray
::: Mark Schilling’s Tokyo Ramen
::: Midnight Eye
::: Nippon Cinema
::: Outcast Cinema
::: Ryuganji
::: Toronto J-Film Pow-Wow

Image Source:
Official poster artwork used in the original Japanese release for the film.

Related Links:
::: IMDb Profile

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I love this picture of George Clooney and Frances McDormand in a movie theater in Burn After Reading. The most important question for those that prefer their Coen Brothers cinema to be more No Country serious is when will they return to a film like that? At the moment there really isn’t such a film in their pipeline until Hail Caesar (2009 or more likely 2010 after they make dark comedy A Serious Man), which is a 1920’s period piece centered around a William Shakespeare stage play, Julius Caesar (wiki). stage play. As for me, the film of theirs that I most look forward to is their take on one of my all-time favorite films, Gambit. I discovered Gambit at one of the Tarantino film festivals and mark the poster I have for it as one of the most cleverly conceived – you can spoil the ending, just don’t spoil the beginning.

Burn After Reading recently screened at the 65th Venice Film Festival and upcoming will be at the Toronto International Film Festival. The US release follows shortly thereafter.

Image Source:
Official still that was used in the original international release of the film.

Related Links:
::: IMDb Profile