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Length: 1 hrs. 31 min. Role: (segment "Int. Trailer Night") Studio: ? Director: Victor Erice, Werner Herzog, Jim Jarmusch, Chen Kaige, Aki Kaurismäki, Spike Lee, Wim Wenders Producers: Ulrich Felsberg, Nicolas McClintock, Nigel Thomas Cast: Markku Peltola, Kati Outinen, Marko Haavisto Ja Poutahaukat, Ana Sofia Liano, Pelayo Suarez Pictures: 10 Minutes Older Official Site: www.tenminutesolder.com Other Sites: ? Trailer: Ten Minutes Older |
 Unique
in the history of cinema about the most universal of all subjects: Time.
Each of the 15 directors has been given exactly ten minutes on the screen
for their vision. With complete creative freedom, the directors bring
their own unique interpretation of ‘time ’ to the screen. Using the technology
of film in innovative, provocative ways, Ten Minutes Older takes in all
human experience: birth, death, love, the drama of the moment, history
and ancient myth; and a great variety of locations all over the world.
Combined together in two compilation films, their individual work gains
new meaning and presents an intriguing and exciting experience for all
film goers. |
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Length: 1 hrs. 37 min. Role: Jean Studio: Lions Gate Novel by: Bret Easton Ellis Adaptation: Guinevere Turner ("Go Fish") Director: Mary Harron ("I Shot Andy Warhol") Produced by: Chris Hanley, Christian Halsey Solomon, Edward R. Pressman Stars: Christian Bale, Reese Witherspoon, Willem Dafoe,Samantha Mathis Pictures: American Psycho Official Site: ? Other Sites: ? Trailer: ? |
 Christian
Bale stars as Patrick Bateman, a young, white, Ivy-league, handsome, Harvard
educated, serial killer. The social satire follows his life of endless
gourmet dinners at fancy restaurants, designer clothes, rough sex, and
violent murder in the late 1980's. After a colleague presents a business
card superior to his, hatchets fly, chainsaws rip, and surgical instruments
mutilate. Chloe Sevigny plays Jean, Bateman's secretary. American Psycoho
made its world premiere at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival. The film shot
in Toronto and New York and was released in April 2000. |
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Role: Amy (segment "1972") Studio: Home Box Office Story by: Sylvia Sichel & Alex Sichel Director: Martha Coolidge (segment "1972") Produced by: Ellen Degeneres, Mary Kane, Suzanne Todd, Jennifer Todd Cast: Michelle Williams, Vanessa Redgrave, Marian Seldes, Ellen DeGeneres Pictures: If These Walls Could Talk Official Site: ? Other Sites: ? Trailer: ? |
 This
HBO special featured Vanessa Redgrave, Marian Seldes, Chloe Sevigny, Sharon
Stone, and Ellen DeGeneres. It is a trio of stories about lesbian couples
in three different decades. This is a semi-followup of the first "If These
Walls Could Talk," with three segments set in the same house, but with
different occupants, spanning nearly 40 years. While the first film dealt
with women and the topic of abortion, this drama deals with women and
lesbianism. Segment "1972" stars Michelle Williams as Linda, a feminist,
out, college student who is ousted, along with her lesbian cohorts, from
the on-campus womens' group: the cause of feminism comes first, apparently.
In an attempt to forget their troubles, the friends go to the only lesbian
bar in town, where Linda meets Amy, who is too butch to pass muster with
Linda's friends. Intrigued, despite her friends' disapproval, Linda comes
to understand and fall in love with Amy while learning about her own prejudices.
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