by Robert Koehler | May 14, 2010 | Film Festival News
The mob descends on Cannes, here on the Croisette just in front the red stairs of the Palais, where “Robin Hood” blew into town as the opening night film. Later that night, the rains came, and my Cineaste magazine colleague Richard Porton and I were stuck...
by Robert Koehler | May 14, 2010 | Film Festival News
Cannes’ poster gal, Juliette Binoche, in the festival’s official image on the marquee of the Palais. Binoche stars in Kiarostami’s competition film, his first feature to be entirely shot in Europe. For all intents and purposes, Kiarostami has become...
by Robert Koehler | May 14, 2010 | Film Festival News
View out of the TGV window, at very high speed indeed (note the optical effect of speed bending the objects in the image). This is what we Californians have to look forward to….
by Robert Koehler | May 13, 2010 | Film Festival News
View out of the TGV window, at very high speed indeed (note the optical effect of speed bending the objects in the image). This is what we Californians have to look forward to….
by Robert Koehler | May 13, 2010 | Film Festival News
When traveling to Cannes for the festival, I enjoy taking the train straight from Paris De Gaulle (where The Volcano wasn’t interrupting flights, unlike several other Euro hubs) direct to Cannes. Via the French SNCF bullet train aka TGV, which gets you from...
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