Trailer: Another Earth

Trailer for the upcoming movie Another Earth directed by Mike Cahill. Reviews applauded it being a truly compelling film. Out in July 2011. Premiered at Sundance Festival 2011.

On the night of the discovery of a duplicate planet in the solar system, an ambitious young student and an accomplished composer cross paths in a tragic accident. - IMDB.com

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Sundance Interview:



Featurette - Meet the Artists:

Trailer: Biutiful

The lastest film by Alejandro González Iñárritu, Biutiful starring Javier Bardem. This film, like the characters and locations, is characterized by opposing elements that create conflicts both outside and within the main characters. Unlike Iñárritu's previous film, all of which included multiple narratives and span across countries, this film is centred around one single character in one single city, Barcelona.

Have a look at its trailer:

Trailer: Le Quattro Volte

"L'uomo e':

1) un minerale
2) un vegetale
3) un animale
4) un essere razionale

Abbiamo in noi 4 vite distinte...e quindi.."

A documentary by Italian director, Michelangelo Frammartino.

Trailer: Poetry

Trailer for South Korean drama film Poetry directed by Lee Chang-dong.

Trailer: Cave of Forgotten Dreams

From the director of Grizzly Man, Werner Herzog, a spell-binding documentary about reconnecting with our past.

Cartoon Movie, Lyon 2011

A very interesting forum that took place in Lyon, France, between the 2-4 March that brought together 700 professionals in the animated feature field. It is very interesting to note that it took place in the very place where cinema was born.

Official Poster of the Event. Designed by Jean-Loup Felicioli.

Presently, Euronews is featuring the event on its Lifestyle section. Watch the feature online here.

Visit the official site here.

Here are some videos (trailer & extract) of already produced animated features:

Chico & Rita
by Fernando Trueba, Javier Mariscal & Tono Errando



Une vie de chat | Extrait 1 | Au cinéma le 15... by Folimage
A Cat in Paris
by Alain Gagnol & Jean-Loup Felicioli



To view the entire list of selected projects, click here.

Trailer: I'm Here

Ordinary is no place to be.

Another work of art by Spike Jonze, director of Where The Wild Things Are.

I'm Here Trailer from We Love You So on Vimeo.

Trailer: Nostalgia for the Light

A seemingly interesting documentary which I'm sure is worth a view. From what I have read, parting from the vastness of the universe, the documentary turns its focus "in an opposing and inward" point of view.

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Trailer: I Am

Now this documentary is a perfect example of how a starting point of a documentary not always leads to an intended conclusion. From the director of Bruce Almighty, The Nutty Professor and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Tom Shadyac, he offers something quite different than what this director usually offers: a documentary that has a very positive outlook about us. Check the trailer out:



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Trailer: The King's Speech

Something to look forward to next year. Directed by Tom Hooper and featuring three of my favourite actors: Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter.

Trailer: The Tree of Life

I think this is going to be another masterpiece by Terrence Malick, director of The New World (2005) and The Thin Red Line (1998). Here is its trailer:

The Science of Sleep

The Science of Sleep struck me in its simple take on the topic, yet the characters are complex and three-dimensional and are the ones that carry the story forward in a very unique way. The way the main character perceives the world is treated in such a unique and playful way, yet his inhibited dreams often tend to toil on his sense of reality.

Trailer: Inception

Dreams and the beauty of illusion. I am fascinated by how the world of filmmaking and dreams goes hand in hand - both illusionary in their own unique and sometimes 'common' way.

Trailer: Black Swan

I have a feeling this is going to be a great film! Directed by Darren Aronofsky

Trailer: 127 hours

Another feast for the eyes by Danny Boyle, director of 'Slumdog Millionaire', based on the true story of Aron Ralston.

Trailer: Heima

This documentary is simply beautiful...visually stunning and emotionally charged. Worth a watch - such a poetic style of documentary.

Trailer: Waiting for Superman

This documentary is definitely worth a watch!



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Trailer: Never Let Me Go

‎"Life is a limited length and you want to embrace the opportunities to love people in the moment." - Mark Romanek, director of 'Never Let Me Go'

A hauntingly beautiful film.