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A CHRISTMAS TALE Clip and IFC Series
SpoutBlog —
In the middle of Tom Hall’s interview with Arnaud Desplechin, director of my current favorite film of the year A Christmas Tale, indieWIRE has embedded a clip from the film, which I’ve in turn stolen and embedded above. This scene, in which Catherine Deneuve’s ailing (but still gorgeous) matriarch Junon goes shopping with her son’s new girlfriend (played by Emmanuelle Devos), incorporates the film’s running joke about Angela Bassett.
A Christmas Tale opens in New York and L.A. on November 14, but in the intervening 11 days the IFC Center ...
Scene: Catherine Deneuve & Emmanuelle Devos In ' A Christmas Tale'
:: The Playlist :: —
This will be an unpopular opinion, but we're still formulating it, so hang tight. Now that a clip from Arnaud Desplechin's "A Christmas Tale" ("Un Conte De Noël") has surfaced online via Indiwire (via Spout) it gives us a place to discuss the film which we saw last film one that was crackling with life and honesty and at the same time rather infuriating. We went into it not knowing a lot. We know it screened at Cannes, we knew it was about family at Xmas time and that it was seemingly ...
A clip with Catherine and Emmanuelle in a Christmas Tale
Reel Suave —
Christmas Tale is surely going to be one of the flamboyant yet infuriating adaptations of the ongoing ‘family coming to the home during Christmas’ theme. A Christmas Tale has surfaced online via Indiwire who have also got their hands on an interview with director. We would like to showcase some excerpts from the interview and also the clips which we got via Spout.
Many of the critics have really enjoyed this movie A.O Scott said that it filled him with unadulterated joy. “Unexpected but still made squarely in the French humanist tradition, this is a film you don’t want to see end, not because the people are so happy but because they are so ...
Seven great moments in film family fighting.
IFC.com - Indie Eye —
You know why there really aren't that many movies about Thanksgiving? Because there's nothing nice to say about it, that's why. Thanksgiving is the day a bunch of people go to airports to have their flights delayed or snowed out, and when they do get home there are all kinds of relatives there you don't really want to see and your mom wants to know when you're going to get married and pop out those grandkids and then everyone gets drunk and yells at each other. Or so I hear. My family isn't that extended.
Anyway. In honor of those of you who are home with your families today, here are seven clips from films celebrating the true meaning of familial togetherness. ...
