Seems like a good Nakashima-san project.
I’m excited for it xD can’t wait for it…
And that Masaki Okada, he seems to be everywhere, eh!?
Check out the trailer via NipponCinema.
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Tetsuya Nakashima’s Kokuhaku Teaser
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SAG 2010 Predictions
Tomorrow’s the SAG Awards, so these are my predictions… with some explanations. I think some of my winning picks are a bit not logical, and this is why I’m explaining xD
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OMG, I Need a Website!
A website about 101 Websites~~~ The information you need to know about how to get your website done. Of course, they won’t tell you how to apply things to build your website, but they will tell you who to get to do what on your website~
More info from the barbarian group blog, or visit Internet Online Website!
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BAFTA 2010 Nominations
Yay for Moon! Yay District 9!
Yay Let the Right One In!! xD
And I’m glad there’s some love for The Road. And Parnassus!The rest of nominees are your usual suspects…
BEST FILM
Avatar
An Education
The Hurt Locker
Precious
Up in the Air
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Doctor Parnassus is Horrorific
I saw it yesterday in the morning, and I was very surprise to actually find out it was going to get release here. I was already getting used to the idea of watching it on DVD or cable.
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Peru Makes the Cut for Best Foreign Film
What the title says~
From the 65 eligible foreign films, the top9 have been chosen~ I’m being positive here, instead of saying films have been cut. xD Anyway, as a surprise (to many?) Claudia Llosa’s The Milk of Sorrow (aka. La Teta Asustada) made the Top9, alongside:
- Argentina’s El Secreto de sus Ojos
- Australia’s Samson & Delilah
- Bulgaria’s The World is Big and Salvation Lurks Around the Corner
- France’s Un Prophete
- Germany’s The White Ribbon
- Israel’s Ajami
- Kazakhstan’s Kelin
- The Netherlands’ Winter in Wartime.
At the moment, The White Ribbon and Un Prophete are lock-ins… it seems, so that leaves 3 more spots to fill. Which films will they be? I’ve seen The Milk of Sorrow and commented on them a year ago when the film won the top prize at the Berlinale. For a short review, and an article about the original title of the film plus other Peruvian films check out YAM003.
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Best Posters 2009
and the winner is…
big omissions, in my opinion, for character sets where Alvin gets a nod instead of Where the Wild Things Are… However, there were some that got nominated, even if they didn’t win. WtWTA for “Serious Tagline”, Watchmen for “Character Set”, The Lovely Bones, Star Trek and Up in the Air for “Bravest Poster”, Adam for “Funny Tagline”, and 500 Days for “Best Poster”.
Obviously, Antichrist won Creepiest Poster LOL
And kudos to the Best Motion Poster, pretty cool.
check out the nominees and winner at the IMPAwards Site.
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Friendly Experiment 2009 Reminder
Hey, everyone~~~
you still got 8 days to vote for the Experiment Awards.
