12 crazy amazing, funny and tragic, desquatre around the world, 12 cartoonists, defend democracy and have fun with, as only weapon, a pencil, the risk of their lives. They are: French, Tunisian, Russian, Mexican, American, Burkina Faso, China, Algeria, Ivory Coast, Venezuela, Israel and Palestine. About the movie, Director Stephanie Valloatto: “This film is a  [ Read More ]

  A picture’s worth as a thousand words. Is that why  today in the world of publishing, journalism, media, the illustration is used so often? Whether it is the cover of a book, to follow an article, will lead to an ‘infographic or an advertisement, the illustration, static or animated, has become the key of  [ Read More ]

“Slow Food Story” is an italian documentary presented at the last Berlinale 2013. It is the story of a revolution. A slow revolution, a revolution at a snail’s pace. One that’s been going on now for 25 years and still shows no signs of coming to a stop. Its leader is Carlo Petrini, better known  [ Read More ]

Great World has to be saved! Here's the aim of Rob Stewart's work as a videomaker, here at Cannes FF 2013 to spread the absolutely amazing documentary Revolution, already presented and winner at Toronto FF and Vancouver FF, and produced by Gus Van Sant. REVOLUTION is a film about changing the world, going for it,  [ Read More ]

STATE 194 PANORAMA DOKUMENTE at the Berlin FF 2013 SYNOPSIS: If you build the foundations of peace . . . will it come? This fascinating question lies at the heart of STATE 194, a vital and revealing look deep inside Israel and Palestine at the men and women trying to seize an historic opportunity to  [ Read More ]

                  “Hip Hop Hassid” by Francesca Pagani by Chiara Spagnoli Shneur Hasofer has chosen DeScribe as nome de plume. He’s a very unique artist as he’s probably the only known rapper to be Jewish. The Hasidic performer lives in Brooklyn, combining his music with his spiritual call,  [ Read More ]

Director Spike Lee is proud to be at the Venice Film Festival 2012 to receive 2012 Jaeger-Le Coultre Glory to the Filaker, and to present his brand new documentary, “Bad 25”. The movie is a celebration of Michael Jackson’s masterpiece album, out 25 years ago, after direction of the last biopic of the popstar, “This  [ Read More ]

GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD by Martin Scorsese With mesmerizing archival footage, Martin Scorsese’s  documentary on the Beatles’ lead guitarist—and of one of the greatest musicians of the 1960s and ’70s—traces in detail all aspects of Harrison’s professional and personal life. Friends (Eric Clapton, Eric Idle), family (wives Patti Boyd and Olivia Harrison),  [ Read More ]

In 1991, Gus Van Sant’s My Own Private Idaho and its central performance by River Phoenix had an enormous cultural impact, not least on a budding young actor named James Franco. Now Franco, following his celebrated performance in Van Sant’s Milk, returns the favour. As part of his ongoing visual-art practice, he has collaborated with  [ Read More ]

Opening the Toronto kermesse with their documentary “From The Sky Down”, by Award Winner Director Davis Guggenheim, Bono and The Edge have presented their carrier in a long-movie essay on music life of one of the most influential bands of the last 20 years, U2. From the album “Achtung Baby” dated 20 years ago, the  [ Read More ]