![]() Theatrical distribution in France: Solaris Distribution, to be released in France by the second semester of 2021. Original monophonic sound digitized from a viewing print which was also used as reference for color grading. 4K digital restoration by Impex Films and Tigon Film Distributors with the help of the CNC, from the original 35mm negative. Presented by Impex Films and Tigon Film Distributors. Orfeu Negro ( Black Orfeus) by Marcel Camus This year, the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice will be revisited by Marcel Camus in Brazil and set to music by Antônio Carlos Jobim to bossa nova, samba and jazz. The Cannes Film Festival continues to explore the Palmes d'Or that have marked its history. Oscar Micheaux – The Superhero of Black Filmmaking by Francesco Zippelĭirector Francesco Zippel in attendance Orfeu Negro, Palme d’or in 1959 Restoration performed at George Eastman Museum Film Preservation Services and L'Immagine Ritrovata laboratory Restored in 2021 by the George Eastman Museum and Cineteca di Bologna in association with the Film Foundation, Quoiat Films and Sky from a 35mm nitrate print in the SMU/Tyler Film Collection, SMU Libraries, deposited at the George Eastman Museum. The first African-American director in the history of American cinema is honored in a sublime restored copy of one of his greatest films accompanied by a fascinating documentary. On video in France: UHD collector edition, November 2021. Theatrical distribution in France: Karmafilms Distribution. Sound restoration from the original sound negative. 4K digitalization and restoration supervised by Ramón Lorenzo Sierra from the original edited negative and vintage dupe. As a foretaste of her work, here is a nostalgic chronicle of a modest Spanish village in the 1960s.Įl camino ( Le Chemin / The Path) by Ana Mariscal Pioneer director of Iberian cinema, Spanish actress, screenwriter and producer Ana Mariscal directed ten rich films, as non-conformist as they are visually splendid. 4K restoration by Nikkatsu Corporation and The Japan Foundation at Imagica Entertainment Media Services, Inc laboratory. ![]() Restored from the original 35mm positive preserved by Nikkatsu Corporation. Presented by Nikkatsu and distributed in France by Carlotta Films. Tsuki wa noborinu ( La Lune s’est levée / The Moon Has Risen) by Kinuyo Tanaka This new version restored in 4k by Nikkatsu inaugurates the Tanaka event, a forthcoming retrospective of her 6 films. She was the only active woman filmmaker of the golden age of Japanese cinema and her second feature film, presented here, is a reflection of her immense talent. ![]() Kinuyo Tanaka, one of the greatest Japanese actresses, directed her first film in 1953, entering the Cannes Competition in 1954. ![]() The film was restored in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 1919 Chicago Race Riot.ĭirector Bill Duke and executive producer and co-screenwriter Elsa Rassbach in attendance. In addition, the soundtrack was digitally restored by Deluxe Entertainment Services Group from the film’s original 35 mm audio mono mix mag track. Productions completed the 4K restoration with color grading by Alpha-Omega digital in Munich and Planemo post-production in Berlin. Under the supervision of film's executive producer/co-writer, Elsa Rassbach, Made in U.S.A. The UCLA Film & Television Archive facilitated in-house 4K scanning of the film’s 16mm original picture negative, which is vaulted in the Archive’s Sundance Institute Collection. ![]() The director, actor (for John McTiernan, Samuel Fuller, John Landis or Steven Soderbergh) and producer, in Competition at Cannes with A Rage in Harlem in 1991, returns to the Croisette with his first film as director, presented at the Semaine de la critique in 1985. The curtain rises with Mark Cousins' pre-opening documentary the rediscovery of director-actor Kinuyo Tanaka and Spanish director actress, screenwriter and producer Ana Mariscal a tribute to director and actor Bill Duke a close-up on the first African-American director Oscar Micheaux the 1959 Palme d'Or the 70th anniversary of Les Cahiers du cinéma the modesty of Jacques Doillon two wonders from Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Martin Scorsese's Film Foundation and the World Cinema Project Tilda Swinton's first role cinema from the Ivory Coast, former Yugoslavia, Italy and former Czechoslovakia Alain Resnais's film at Cannes in 1966 Irène Jacob by Krzysztof Kie ślowski and Jeanne Moreau by Philippe de Broca some French thriller “soviet” films welcomed in competition at Cannes Orson Welles’s magic, the style of Max Ophüls four outstanding documentaries on the great producer Jeremy Thomas, Satoshi Kon, Luis Buñuel and Yves Montand a docudrama full of cinephile fury and twenty years later, the unsolved mystery of Mulholland Drive. As every year, the Festival de Cannes presents a selection of the best restored prints and invites us to explore again the history of Cinema. ![]()
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