Gregorio Belinchón
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‘La Bola Negra’ enters the Oscar race with the biggest awards campaign ever mounted for a Spanish film (opens the original)
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Never has a Spanish film entered international awards season from such a position of strength as La Bola Negra (The Black Ball), which Spain’s Film Academy announced on Wednesday will represent the country in the Oscar race for Best International Feature. Only Juan Antonio Bayona’s Society of the Snow and Oliver Laxe’s Sirât, which earned two Oscar nominations earlier this year, have come close to generating this kind of momentum. Festival audiences have embraced it, critics have overwhelmingly
Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz, a cinematic love story (opens the original)
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This Tuesday, Bunker, directed by Florian Zeller, premieres at the Venice Film Festival. The drama follows a married couple whose relationship is tested when the husband, an architect, agrees to take on a controversial project. Zeller wrote the film with Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem — the Oscar-winning Spanish actors are also married in real life — in mind. Bunker is the ninth film featuring both Cruz and Bardem, and the fifth in which they have scenes together. Here is a look back at those c
Tim Curry, star of ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ dies at 80 (opens the original)
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British actor Tim Curry died on Tuesday night at his home in Los Angeles at the age of 80, according to TMZ. Curry had used a wheelchair and largely withdrawn from public life after suffering a stroke in 2012, the first in a series of health problems that gradually worsened his condition. Gifted with a remarkable voice and an extraordinary ability to control and animate every muscle in his face, Curry rose to international fame as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). He kn
Basel Adra, Palestinian filmmaker and Oscar winner: ‘Israelis don’t see us as human beings’ (opens the original)
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Wednesday morning at a Madrid hotel. Palestinian filmmaker Basel Adra, an Oscar winner for the documentary No Other Land, turned 30 on Monday after waiting hours in queues at border crossings and passing through checkpoints (“It’s inhuman, it’s another tool against Palestinians,” he says) in order to take part in the Ministerial Conference, co-organized by the ministries of culture of Spain and Palestine, which opened at the Museo del Prado on the afternoon of July 15 and where more than 30 inte
Christopher Nolan’s long journey to ‘The Odyssey’ (opens the original)
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Filmmaker Christopher Nolan (London, 55) has completed his artistic journey: he has become the Odysseus of his own film career and has finally managed to adapt The Odyssey, which opens on Friday, July 17, a project for which, in truth, he has been preparing his whole life. There are numerous traces in his biography and his films that reveal this path. His first childhood memory of theater. The British-American was born in central London, where he attended school. In The New York Times he explain
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