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Day Night Day Night (2007)

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FilmCouch #19
by paul in paul on spout.com

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"Paul and Kevin go to NY without ever leaving the office. Karina Longworth gives us the down low on the Tribeca Film Festival (check out her posts here). Interviews with Jesse Eisenberg (Roger Dodger, The Squid and the Whale) and Fred Durst (Limp Bizkit) on Durst’s feature debut, The Education of Charlie Banks. Zak Penn, The Grand, talks about the comedy duo Gabe Kaplan (Welcome Back Cotter) and Werner Herzog (Fitzcarraldo). A new interview with Julia Loktev on Day Night Day Night, her film opens tonight in theaters. Download FilmCouch #19 or subscribe in the iTunes store (search for “filmcouch” or click here to launch iTunes) and a new free episode will download every Friday.

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"Giving credence to rumors that have been floating around for many weeks, IFC confirmed yesterday that they’re planning to move away from distributing moderate-budget festival acquisitions in order to concentrate more attention on their IFC FirstTake program. This can only be good news for VOD-loving indie film fans. FirstTake has brought some of the year’s best films to cable boxes, including Day Night Day Night, Lars Von Trier’s The Boss of it All, and current selection This is England; they already have plans to distribute highly-anticipated (by me, at least) festival holdovers such as Hannah Takes the Stairs and Gus Van Sant’s Paranoid Park. Can you imagine what they could do if they tried harder? Fox has struck a deal with what appears to be some kind of unofficial union called the Writing Partners, designed to lure top s "

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Who's Camus Anyway?
by JScott in JScott Blog

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"Directed by Mitsuo Yanagimachi.Starring Hinano Yoshikawa, Ai Maeda, Shuji Kashiwabara, Hideo Nakaizumi, Meisa Kuroki.Director Mitsuo Yanagimachi " [More]

Great World of Sound Tops Gotha ...
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"IFP has just announced the nominations for their Gotham Awards, which will be handed out in Brooklyn next month. I’m so happy to see that Craig Zobel’s fantastic Great World of Sound has been nominated in three categories–Best Feature, Breakthrough Director and Breakthrough Actor–the most nominations of any single film this year. Zobel’s feature, which Magnolia released with little fanfare last month, shares the Best Feature category with four, relatively “big” indie-arm titles: The Namesake, I’m Not There, Margot at the Wedding, and Into the Wild. I’ve privately bitched about the lack of publicity surrounding Sound (even the release date seemed misguided, as it fell right in the middle of the Toronto Film Festival and thus necessarily turned coverage of the movie by bloggers and other indie journalists of limited resources into an afterthought), so I’m hoping these nominations will give Magnolia the impetus to give the film a stronger " [More]

An Inside Joke in a Terror Plot
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"Dominique Standaert's Hop is not what can be expected. It is a weird cross between Day Night Day Night and The Sting. The cast is small but the story is large, and surprizing to see so quickly after 2001. Kalomba Mbuy is Justin, a quick witted straight A student with a secret. Both he and his father (Ansou Diedhiou) are illegal immigrants. When his father is framed by some vicious and racist neighbors, Justin is forced to flee. It is then he meets Frans Missone (Jan Decleir) a retired anarchist who still has problems woth the law. He also meets Gerda (Antje de Boeck) the woman who loves Frans, and has for a long time. Both Frans and Gerda become Justin's parents and go out of their way to help his get his father back after he is deported. What should be a stark, dark " [More]

Stuck in my head
by paul in paul on spout.com

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"Six months after Telluride, these are the films still stuck in my mind: The amazing dance hall scene of Grémillion's Maldonne. The patient humor of Dodsworth. The final shot of Julia Loktev's Day Night Day Night. And teenagers sitting in a circle at a community center trying and failing to articulate feelings in Civic Life. Originally posted on:Schwinnfender " [More]

Stuck in my head
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"Six months after Telluride, these are the films still stuck in my mind: The amazing dance hall scene of Grémillion's Maldonne . The patient humor of Dodsworth . The final shot of Julia Loktev's Day Night Day Night . And teenagers sitting in a circle at a community center trying and failing to articulate feelings in Civic Life . Syndicated Feed From:Schwinnfender " [More]

Day Night Day Night
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"I just watched Julia Loktev's first feature film, Day Night Day Night starring a first-time actor, Luisa Williams. The film starts with the camera on the no-named girl (Luisa Williams) and, with one brief exception, she's in every shot of the entire film. We see what she sees and hear what she hears (the amplified chewing while she eats is an especially nice touch). There's no explanation for who she is, where she comes from and no dramatic music cues to tell us what she's feeling. Nonetheless, what could have been a formal exercise in filmmaking takes us on a journey that's nothing short of riveting.The journey of this girl goes into some sensitive subject matter in a completely fresh and compassionate way. Luisa Williams' performance is sure to be noticed and I think she'll be showing up on the screen again soon. Ultimately, the journey is a spiritual one and left thoughts and images lingering in my mind long after the film ended. " [More]