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Hace 6 días · Official Selection. By Tarik Khaldi, published on 16.05.2024. AN UNFINISHED FILM. Fifteen years after winning the Best Screenplay Award for Spring Fever, Lou Ye returns to Cannes to present his latest feature film, An Unfinished Film —a very personal yet still mysterious work—at a Special Screening.
Hace 6 días · An Unfinished Film is an impressive, impressionistic attempt to capture the strangeness of those early days from a Chinese perspective. But it also reminds us that the new normal is not the same ...
Hace 5 días · Cannes 2024: crítica de «An Unfinished Film», de Lou Ye (Special Screening) El director de «Suzhou River» se centra aquí en un rodaje de una película en China, en 2020, que se ve interrumpido por la llegada de la pandemia. La pandemia trastocó los planes de todos. Y el mundo del cine no estuvo ajeno a las interrupciones que produjo.
14 de may. de 2024 · AN UNFINISHED FILM. LOU Ye. 2024. Special Screenings. January 2020. A film crew reunites near Wuhan to resume the shooting of a film halted ten years earlier, only to share the unexpected challenges as cities are placed under lockdown. Directed by : LOU Ye. Year of production: 2024. Country: Singapore, Germany. Duration: 106. Credits.
Hace 5 días · Cine dentro del cine (con la mística, la trastienda y en este caso la épica de un rodaje), found footage, ficción, documental, imágenes televisivas y videos virales conviven en An Unfinished Film, una película de 2024 sobre otra rodada en 2020 que continuó a otra iniciada en 2009.
Hace 6 días · Trying to manoeuvre around government censorship is akin to figuring out how to wrestle with a reality of the lockdown. Coming off the pristine Saturday Fiction, An Unfinished Film shows us how one man’s misery is that same man’s fortune. Reviewed on May 16th at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival – Special Screenings section. 106 Mins.
Hace 5 días · An Unfinished Film seems to belong to such category. Director Ye Lou follows a film cast and crew as they reunite after 10 years in order to finish a movie that was never completed, and it’s never entirely clear how much is true and how much is made-up. Lou takes the fly-on-the-wall approach, staying firmly behind the camera.
