Holy Motors

Holy Motors | Leos Carax | 2012

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Holy motors

Thu, 13 Jun 2013 08:49:16 GMT

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http://www.afcinema.com/Cinematograp...x.html?lang=fr I found this very interesting article, talks about the epic .... ...

Lo sguardo ostinato Holy Motors, la Sacher Film e la pauperizzazione della dist...

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 08:55:30 GMT

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Lo sguardo ostinato Holy Motors, la Sacher Film e la pauperizzazione della distribuzione cinematografica. http://www.mymovies.it/cinemanews/2013/100783/ Dopo molto tempo dalla sua presentazione festivaliera a Cannes, esce in Italia l'ultimo film di Leos Carax, controverso regista francese, tornato a fare cinema dopo anni di assenza, dai tempi di Pola X, il film della sua crisi. Holy Motors (dal 24 giugno su MYMOVIESLIVE!), clamorosa effrazione del cinema nel cinema, segna dunque il ritorno di un autore tanto osannato quanto sopravvalutato, eppure capace d'improvvise accelerazioni e di visioni radicali come quella proposta in questo suo ultimo luminoso e sorprendente passaggio. Un uomo viaggia su di una limousine per le strade di Parigi. Ogni volta che scende, veste i panni di un personaggio diverso: un uomo della finanza, un sicario cinese, un mostro, un romantico amante... La limousione è un atelier, un camerino e lui evidentemente è un attore a cui è stato chiesto di agire nel mondo reale portando i modi dei personaggi tipici del cinema di genere. A fine giornata, la macchina viene parcheggiata in un deposito insieme a tante altre limousine. Ora le vediamo tutte lì, una in fila all'altra che addirittura inscenano una conversazione meccanica. Il viaggio è finito, lo schermo si spegne, il cinema ha fatto il suo lavoro, sempre uguale, invariato. Carax emette la sua sentenza, grida il suo urlo di dolore: il cinema francese (perché ...

Holy Motors. Un film di Leos Carax

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 08:53:25 GMT

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Il cinema è una grande macchina per produrre sogni e visioni che ci creano e ci trasformano, un veicolo capace di intervenire nei processi di identificazione che fanno di ogni soggetto ciò che è, fornendogli una “identità”. Oniricamente, Leos Carax prende alla lettera questa idea e in Holy Motors ci trasporta per le strade di Parigi all’interno di una carnevalesca limousine a bordo della quale il signor Oscar, figurante esistenziale, ha il suo ufficio-camerino. Di lavoro Oscar si mette nei panni degli altri, interpreta episodi di vite altrui, vive vite, identità, sempre assorbito nel suo ruolo, apparentemente immune agli urti esistenziali e addirittura alla morte che non è mai la sua, è sempre cosa d’altri e comunque sembra sempre una messa in scena. E come non gli appartiene nessuna delle morti che interpreta, non gli appartengono veramente neanche le vite che recita così bene nell’inanellarsi frenetico dei suoi “appuntamenti di lavoro”. Cosa resta allora dell’identità di un individuo se ogni azione che compie richiede di indossare una maschera e di interpretare un ruolo scimmiottando modelli prefabbricati in serie? Dove sta la realtà se le parole che pronunciamo sono sempre la ripetizione di qualcosa che è già stato pensato e scritto in un copione, se le forme e i generi attraverso cui il nostro corpo e il nostro linguaggio si esprimono sono già state concepite e ci condizionano? Forse che un incidente, un malessere fisico, un sinto ...

t3chn0ir: ‘Infrared. Markers detected’ Holy Motors (2012)

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 06:32:54 GMT

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holy motors is really good. i'm trying to remember all the movies

Wed, 05 Jun 2013 18:09:21 GMT

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Film - World Movies Secret Cinema: Holy Motors

Wed, 05 Jun 2013 01:58:10 GMT

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marcaution: Holy Motors (2012)

Mon, 03 Jun 2013 05:49:56 GMT

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If you haven’t seen Holy Motors yet, go watch it!

Thu, 30 May 2013 10:05:48 GMT

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If you haven’t seen Holy Motors yet, go watch it! ...

Holy Motors - Leos Carax

Sun, 26 May 2013 19:07:00 GMT

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Holy Motors op IMDb Niet vergelijkbaar met enig andere film die ik gezien heb. En dat zijn er nogal wat. Ik ging er nogal sceptisch in, had sterk wisselende verhalen gehoord en die begrijp ik nu. Maar ik heb me van begin tot t eind vermaakt met deze bizarre, monsterlijke, complexe, onlogische en vooral onuitlegbare film. Schitterend. Monsieur Oscar zegt z;n kinderen gedag en wandelt naar de auto met chauffeur die voor hem klaar staat. Nou ja, auto: tis ongeveer anderhalve limousine waarin Oscar van werkplek naar werkplek gereden wordt. Oorspronkelijk denk je met een zakenman van doen te hebben, maar al ras blijkt dat hij een rol speelt. Wat zeg ik: vele rollen. Een stuk of acht per dag. Dit is dan ook geen mozaïekfilm. Denis Lavant is een mozaiek-acteur. En hoe. Uitermate geloofwaardig speelt hij menselijke monsters , zakenlui, op sterven liggende ooms, moordenaar én vermoorde, oud-geliefde. Zonder enige verhaallijn belanden we van t ene verkleedfeest in t andere, en Oscar moet hard werken voor zijn geld. Belachelijk. En belachelijk goed. Zelden zag ik een film die zo niet klopte en toch zo binnenkwam. Ik zeg: plus één! ...

HOLY MOTORS [LEOS CARAX 2012]

Sat, 25 May 2013 23:13:11 GMT

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Holy Motors Fragmentos de um vida transformam novo filme de Leos...

Fri, 24 May 2013 20:24:00 GMT

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Holy Motors Fragmentos de um vida transformam novo filme de Leos Carax em cult aclamado pela crítica por Matheus Trucolo Conci É difícil aceitar o que sai dos nossos padrões. Traçamos um plano, imaginamos um roteiro, tudo com começo, meio e fim. E daí vem a vida e coloca vários empecilhos, desafios, pedras ou como você gostar de chamar aquilo que não previu. Da mesma maneira, criamos essa expectativa com a arte. Se ela realmente é a expressão da vida, podemos nos frustrar quando ela sai dos padrões esperados. Porém, o incômodo causado é parte daquilo que a gente também espera que aconteça, já que corremos atrás de transformações e de que a vida nos surpreenda. Não, esse não é um texto filosófico. Mas é sobre o controverso e polêmico Holy Motors, lançado em 2012 e que configura entre os melhores títulos lançados na preferência da crítica especializada. Fugindo dos padrões convencionais do cinema mundial, o filme é um fragmento de nove histórias que não tem ligação nenhuma entre si, apenas pelo fato de serem interpretadas pelo mesmo personagem, enquanto este atravessa Paris dentro de sua limusine conduzida pela sua chofer pessoal. Holy Motors é ousado do início ao fim. Quebra paradigmas de construção de roteiro ao não interligar nenhuma das histórias contadas, que nada mais são do que alegorias de histórias que o diretor Leos Carax um dia tentou transformar em obras separadas e não conseguiu por falta de verba ou de inspiração. É uma crí ...

Cannes 2013: Is 'Borgman' this year's 'Holy Motors'?

Mon, 20 May 2013 17:11:00 GMT

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CANNES, France — The Cannes Film Festival can reliably be counted on to offer at least one envelope-pushing genre-tinged exercise, the kind that makes festgoers marvel and shake their head in equal measure. Last year it was ”Holy Motors,” Leos Carax's Surrealist collection of stories about a Paris shape-shifter. In 2009, the Greek family-torture movie “Dogtooth” fit the bill. ...

throughascreendarkly: Holy Motors (Leos Carax, 2012)

Thu, 16 May 2013 18:01:30 GMT

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Holy Motors (2012)

Tue, 14 May 2013 11:40:13 GMT

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the Movie title stills collection: Updates Directed by: Leos Carax Starring: Denis Lavant, Edith Scob, Eva Mendes, Kylie Minogue, Michel Piccoli Country: France Fonts used: Arial (opening credits), Futura (trailer) Holy Motors (2012) ...

“Holy Motors” – The many lives or Mr. Oscar

Sun, 12 May 2013 22:39:13 GMT

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Dir. Leos Carax (2012, Not Rated, 115 minutes) The French film Holy Motors is an intriguing head-scratcher, which assembles two hours worth of scenes into what never really amounts to a story. In such cases I try to search the incongruous images for evidence of a prevailing theme, common bonds, or unifying elements. Maybe they’re there, but I didn’t find any. So while many of the individual scenes are interesting, funny, or exciting, the film as a whole left me unsatisfied. I don’t know what it’s about, so I’ll describe what I see. Denis Lavant stars as Mr. Oscar, who is driven around Paris by a chauffeur, Celine ( Edith Scob ). Over the course of one day, he will dress in costumes, wigs, and makeup to assume various identities that are assigned to him by an unknown controlling entity. He calls these “appointments.” But what is the purpose of these appointments, who is assigning them, and how did Mr. Oscar come into this line of work? We’re never told. None of the assignments has an apparent objective. I was somewhat reminded of the TV series Dollhouse , in which young men and women were imprinted with different identities to meet clearly specified needs, but who or what is being served by Mr. Oscar playing an elderly beggar, a disapproving father, a deranged man who kidnaps a model ( Eva Mendes ), or a murderous man with a vendetta against, it appears, another version of himself. Kylie Minogue plays a woman in the same line of w ...

I just watched Holy Motors on Netflix and I can’t even comprehend anything on the planet....

Fri, 03 May 2013 03:11:23 GMT

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I just watched Holy Motors on Netflix and I can’t even comprehend anything on the planet.... ...

“Who were we when we were who we were?” -Holy Motors

Wed, 01 May 2013 21:16:49 GMT

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90% Holy Motors

Wed, 01 May 2013 13:19:34 GMT

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Mesmerizingly strange and willfully perverse, Holy Motors offers an unforgettable visual feast alongside a spellbinding -- albeit unapologetically challenging -- narrative. ...

Podcast: Episode 98 – Thomas Was Alone, Driver: San Francisco and Holy Motors

Mon, 29 Apr 2013 17:00:53 GMT

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First up, the bad news: Kev wasn’t able to join us this week . Now, the good news: we’ve got a vintage three-man podcast that’s back on track after last week’s little insurrection. It’s just like the old days. We talked a bit about some of the news, including Microsoft’s invitations to their next gen Xbox reveal and the Battlefield 4 leaks. After that, we jumped right in with what we’ve been doing this week. I talked about Thomas Was Alone and I promise I’ll stop now. Kris has been playing Driver: San Francisco and inFamous 2 and Lewis watched a couple of films, including one called Holy Motors that sounds utterly bizarre. We did our usual quiz, this week a general knowledge one I nabbed off the internet, and they we plummeted the depths of our listener questions and I had a little mini rant again. Sorry about that. Please send us questions via email to podcasts[at]thesixthaxis.com . You can also tag your questions on Twitter with #tsacast and, provided you’re not on a private account, we’ll see them in our search each week. Finally, as usual, there’s a questions thread in the forum. This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all. As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download). You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here . Or we’re on iTunes, when iTunes feels like updating ...