A Hijacking // Kapringe (2012) [V.O , ENG , VOSTFR]

http://ahijacking.com

Rating : 5/5

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Sortie : 2012 (1h39min)
Director : Tobias Lindholm
Writer : Tobias Lindholm
Stars : Pilou Asbæk, Søren Malling, Dar Salim
Genre : Drama , Thriller
Nationality : Danish

DL : V.O , ENG , VOSTFR 

The cargo ship MV Rozen is heading for harbour when it is hijacked by Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean. Among the men on board are the ship’s cook Mikkel (Pilou Asbæk), who along with the rest of the seamen are taken hostage in a cynical game of life and death. With the demand for a ransom of millions of dollars, a psychological drama unfolds between the CEO of the shipping company (Søren Malling) and the Somali pirates.

As with Tobias Lindholm’s debut R (2010), which was filmed at the former Horsens State Prison, A HIJACKING is filmed under realistic conditions. The crew filmed in secret in pirate filled waters in the Indian Ocean on a freighter which itself had previously been hijacked and with a real professional negotiator in a central role.


En plein océan Indien, le navire danois "MV Rosen" est pris d’assaut par des pirates somaliens qui retiennent en otage l’équipage et réclament une rançon de 15 millions de dollars. Parmi les sept hommes restés à bord, Mikkel, le cuisinier, marié et père d’une petite fille. Prisonnier et affaibli, il se retrouve au cœur d’une négociation entre Peter, le PDG de la compagnie du cargo et les pirates. Pour l’armateur, sauver ses hommes est un devoir. Mais le sang-froid et les millions suffiront-ils à ramener tous ses marins dans leur famille ? 

Lettre à Momo // Momo e no Tegami // A Letter to Momo

http://www.momo-letter.jp
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Rating : 4/5

• Date de sortie : 25 septembre 2013 (2h00min) 
• Réalisé par : Hiroyuki Okiura
• Avec : Karen Miyama, Yûka, Toshiyuki Nishida
• Genre : Animation , Drame
• Nationalité : Japonais
• STREAM : V.O ENG , V.O STFR
• DL :  V.O ENG , V.O STFR

Clinging to an unfinished letter written by her recently deceased father, young Momo moves with her mother from bustling Tokyo to the remote Japanese island of Shio. Upon their arrival, she begins to explore her new habitat, meeting local children and learning their routines and customs. However, it's not long before several bizarre occurrences crop up around the previously tranquil island. Orchards are found ransacked, prized trinkets start disappearing and, worst of all, each morning after her mother leaves for work, Momo hears strange mumblings coming from the attic of their home. Annoyed by these creepy goings-on and her mother's refusal to believe them, Momo embarks on a strange and supernatural adventure to discover the source of the mischief, which leads her to a trio of troublesome imps: the flatulent lizard Kawa, the childlike Mame and their hulking ogre leader Iwa. Momo also learns that her visit to the island is in some way connected to her father's mysterious letter.


Trois gouttes d’eau tombent du ciel et rebondissent sur l’épaule de Momo qui tient dans sa main une lettre inachevée écrite par son père, océanographe, disparu en mer. Cette lettre, qui commence par « Chère Momo », est restée blanche. Après ce décès, Ikuko, la mère de Momo, décide de quitter Tokyo avec sa fille et de rejoindre son île natale, l’île de Shio, située dans la mer intérieure de Seto. Les deux femmes vont habiter chez l’oncle et la tante d’Ikuko qui se réjouissent de voir arriver un peu de sang neuf sur leur île vieillissante. La maison de famille n’a pas changé depuis des années. Ikuko rayonne de bonheur à l’idée de la retrouver. Pour elle, ce décor est tout simplement merveilleux ; pour Momo, il est propice à l’ennui d’autant qu’elle n’y connaît encore personne.

Guidée par sa mère pour faire la connaissance des jeunes de l’île et aussitôt prise sous la protection du gentil Yota, Momo ne parvient cependant pas à intégrer la sympathique bande. Le jour où elle est invitée à sauter dans l’eau du haut d’un pont, elle n’y arrive pas. Elle a la tête ailleurs. Elle aimerait savoir ce que son père a voulu lui écrire avant de disparaître. Elle se souvient de la dernière fois où elle s’est disputée avec lui et se sent coupable. Un jour, elle distingue une ombre aux côtés de sa mère. Puis, dans le grenier de la maison, elle découvre que les figures d’un roman illustré ont disparu et elle entend des bruits suspects. Elle prend peur...

A Dirty Carnival // 비열한 거리 (V.O , V.F , ENG)

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• Date de sortie 2006 (2h 21min) 
• Réalisé par Ha Yu
• With : Yoon Jae-Moon, Ho-jin Chun, Ku Jin 
• Genre : Thriller
• Nationalité : Sud-Coréen
• DL : V.O , ENG , V.F
• STREAM : V.F , V.O

Synopsis

Kim Byung-Doo est loin d'être un gangster ordinaire. Aussi dangereux qu'ambitieux, il est vraiment prêt à tout pour gravir les échelons de son organisation criminelle. Il se voit alors offrir une occasion inespérée mais extrêmement délicate : tuer un procureur devenu gânant. Mais toute promotion a un prix... 

Plot

A Dirty Carnival is the story of Kim Byung-doo (Hangul: 김병두), a small-time gangster in his late 20s. Unable to acquire the money necessary to save his family from eviction, Byung-Doo subverts his boss, Sang-chul (Hangul: 상철), and takes a job directly from President Hwang (Hangul: 황 회장), Sang-chul's boss, to eliminate the public attorney Park who has been bothersome to President Hwang. On this job's completion, Byung-Doo receives the money he was hoping for in addition to President Hwang's respect and a spot at his side. Byung-Doo and President Hwang swear never to speak of the hit to anyone so that they, nor the organization, will not be implicated.
While these events unfold, Byung-doo is reunited with his high school friend, Min-ho (Hangul: 민호), who has become a movie director. Min-ho's current project is a gangster film, although prospective scripts are continuously shot down by his higher-ups for being too fake. In an attempt to improve the film's authenticity, Min-ho sets out to interview Byung-doo who he sees as "a real gangster". Meanwhile, Min-ho manages to reunite Byung-doo with his high school love interest, Hyun-joo (Hangul: 현주). Byung-doo finds that he still has an interest in her and attempts to rekindle their relationship.
Sang-chul becomes aware of the attorney Park murder and feels threatened by Byung-doo's subversion of his authority and lack of consideration for the organization. He sets up a hit to take out Byung-doo, but Byung-doo learns of this before it occurs and stabs Sang-chul to death, guaranteeing his safety in the short term.
These murders don't leave Byung-doo without heavy emotional baggage, however. When Byung-doo's gangster tendencies frighten Hyun-joo away, Min-ho attempts to console Byung-doo who reveals to Min-ho his darkest secrets, including the hits on both Attorney Park and his former boss, Sang-chul.
Missing Hyun-joo deeply, Byung-doo tries to hide his gangster tendencies to revive their relationship. However, despite his words to Hyun-joo otherwise, Byung-doo is unable to truly escape the gangster occupation. In fact, as his rank within the gang escalates, his actions become more violent and cruel, juxtaposing his ever growing affection for Hyun-joo.
Soon Byung-doo discovers that Min-ho's gangster film reenacts many of the events from Byung-doo's past, including the hit on Attorney Park. Realizing the dangers of the organization being implicated, Byung-doo confronts Min-ho and threatens him never to tell anyone, choosing to spare his life despite pleas from his underlings that he do otherwise. These underlings later decide to take matters into their own hands and threaten Min-ho more seriously than Byung-doo was willing to do, but still sparing his life. It is then that Min-ho, deeply disturbed, goes to the police and informs them of the potential threats on his life. The police attempt to arrest Byung-doo but fail. It is then that Byung-doo believes that the proper solution is to eliminate Min-ho once and for all. As Min-ho (and his film) have become quite popular, it will not be an easy job - Byung-doo intends to perform the hit and fly out of the country, escaping the consequences of his actions.
Byung-doo moves to assassinate Min-ho at an after-party for his film. Min-ho manages to escape outside where he is captured by Byung-doo's underlings who are supposed to take Min-ho to a planned location for Byung-doo to meet them at. Upon arrival, Byung-doo is attacked by unknown thugs. Despite being outnumbered, Byung-doo manages to stumble away from his attackers, heavily wounded. He appears to be saved as his underlings arrive on the scene, however, they betray Byung-doo and kill him. Notably, Jong-soo (Hangul: 종수), Byung-doo's former right-hand man and his lone accomplice in the President Hwang murder, is present and appears to be leading the betrayal.
The scene shifts to a meeting with President Hwang and Min-ho, who appears to be alive and well despite being captured by Byung-doo's men. President Hwang discusses potential movie ideas with Min-ho, saying he can draw inspiration from the stories of his past, though they shouldn't be too close to the truth for as he says, "a fiction should remain a fiction", referencing Min-ho's first movie and its connection to Byung-doo's untimely fate. Soon Jong-soo joins the meeting, taking Byung-doo's position at President Hwang's side, showcasing his subversion much in the same way that Byung-doo subverted his own boss, Sang-chul.
The final scene is a repetition from earlier in the film, where Byung-doo visits Min-ho on his movie set to give him advice. Byung-doo encourages Min-ho with the friendly words, "Make something with a real gangster spirit," reinforcing the strength of the friendship and gangster themes running throughout the film.

Nobody Knows // Dare mo shiranai (Multi)

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https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobody_Knows
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• Date de sortie : 10 novembre 2004 (2h 21min) 
• Réalisé par : Hirokazu Kore-Eda
• Avec : Yûya Yagira, Ayu Kitaura, Hiei Kimura
• Genre : Drame
• Nationalité : Japonais

DL VF : DF 
DL JAP Sub Multi : TORR , TORR


STREAM VOSTFR : Daylimotion

From Wikipedia :

Plot

Nobody Knows tells the story of four siblings and their young mother who move into a small apartment in Tokyo. The film begins when the family is moving into a small rented apartment. Only the eldest, Akira is known to the landlord, while Shigeru and Yuki hide in separate luggage. The elder sister, Kyoko, comes separately by train. All the children have different fathers. They are not allowed to go to school or to be seen by others, and only Akira is allowed to go outside. Yet, the family seems to be happy.
Things begin to change when their mother leaves home for a few months, leaving only a small amount of money for them. Then, Akira's rank in the family shifts overnight and he becomes the surrogate head of the family. They barely manage to scrape through life, with Akira having to ask money from Yuki's possible fathers. Luckily, their mother soon returns with gifts for the children.
However, their mother is not back for long. She tells Akira that she has a new boyfriend, and that after she gets married, the children can lead normal lives. She then leaves again, with the promise that she will be back for Christmas. She does not keep her promise, and Akira and Kyoko have to play the role of parents. Akira soon finds out that she has already married and left them forever, though he does not tell the rest. Money soon becomes short, and they cannot afford to pay their rent. Their meals consist of instant cup noodles brought from the local mini-mart. On Yuki's birthday, she asks to go to the train to wait for their mother. Her mother does not appear, but on the way back, Akira promises Yuki that one day, he will bring her to the Tokyo Monorail to see the airplanes take-off at Haneda Airport.
Akira soon befriends two video-game loving boys who are his age. They frequently come to Akira's house to play video games, and Akira starts to neglect his siblings. Their ties become strained. Later, the two boys bring Akira to the mini-mart and dare him to shoplift. Akira refuses to do so and the two boys leave him. After that, Akira lets his siblings go outside and play at a park nearby. He also lets them visit the mini-mart and buy things they like.
As winter turns to spring, the bills have piled up and the electric, gas, and phone have all been turned off. Therefore, they have to make use of the local park's public toilet to wash themselves, and the tap for their water. It is on one of these trips that Shigeru starts a conversation with a high school student, Saki, who does not go to school, and this soon blossoms into a friendship between all of them. Saki frequently visits them and helps take care of them. However, when she offers to earn money to give to them by visiting a Karaoke lounge with a man, Akira distances himself from her, rejects the money she offers, and runs home.
Summer approaches, and money remains very tight. Suddenly, Yuki falls off a stool while trying to reach for something and dies. At that time, Akira was playing baseball. The children are shocked, and Akira has to go find Saki to borrow money. Akira uses this money to buy a lot of chocolate candies, and places it into the suitcase with Yuki's dead body and favorite stuffed bunny. Akira and Saki then take the Tokyo Monorail to an open field near Haneda Airport's runway and bury the suitcase containing Yuki in a hand-dug grave. The children's lives then goes on as usual, and the film ends after Shigeru finds a coin in a payphone and the children (Akira, Saki, Kyoko, and Shigeru) walk away into the distance.

Synopsis

Keiko, mère célibataire plutôt volage, vit seule avec ses quatre enfants, Akira, Kyoko, Shigeru et Yuki. Ceux-ci, âgés entre cinq et douze ans, sont issus de quatre pères différents. Tout ce petit monde emménage en cachette dans un appartement plus spacieux (en effet, afin d'avoir le logement, Keiko doit faire croire au propriétaire qu'elle n'a qu'un fils en lui cachant l'existence des trois autres petits). Akira assume toutes les tâches ménagères, avec l'aide de sa sœur Kyoko, pendant que leur mère travaille. Or, un jour, celle-ci ne revient pas du travail et part rejoindre un nouvel amant. Les enfants sont alors livrés à eux-mêmes.

Logorama (Vostfr)

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DL Vostfr : DF , WU

Voir : Logorama en francais

Date de sortie : 2009 ( 16 min 15 )
Réalisé par : François Alaux , Hervé de Crecy , Ludovic Houplain
Avec : Bob Stephenson , Sherman Augustus , Aja Evans , Fred Testot (VF) , Omar Sy (VF)
Genre : Animation , Action
Nationalité : Francais


https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logorama

Logorama est un court métrage d'animation français, réalisé par le studio H5 (François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy et Ludovic Houplain) en 2009. Le film détourne près de 3 000 logos, utilisés pour constituer à la fois les personnages et le décor dans lequel ils évoluent. Le récit met notamment en scène une course-poursuite entre des policiers à l'effigie de Bibendum, figure historique de la marque Michelin, et, dans le rôle du gangster, Ronald McDonald, mascotte des restaurants McDonald's.

Synopsis :

Dans un Los Angeles entièrement constitué de logos, deux Bibendum policiers engagent une course-poursuite avec Ronald McDonald, un trafiquant d'armes. Lorsque ce dernier a un accident, il prend en otage un enfant et se réfugie dans un restaurant, avant qu'un tremblement de terre (le « Big One ») n'anéantisse la ville.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logorama

Logorama is a 16-minute French animated film written and directed by H5/ François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy and Ludovic Houplain, and produced by Autour de Minuit. The film depicts events in a stylized Los Angeles, and is told entirely through the use of more than 2,500 contemporary and historical logos and mascots. The film won the Prix Kodak at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival and the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 82nd Academy Awards.


Plot :

The opening shot is a panorama of Los Angeles, revealing a city where all of the buildings and inhabitants are some form of commercial branding: birds in the form of Bentley logos, Microsoft's butterfly, pedestrians in the shape of the AIM icon, overhead highway signs mounted on Atlantic Records logos, etc. The major characters are revealed in an Altman-esque tableau. The Pringles mascot (voiced by David Fincher) pulls into a restaurant's parking lot and propositions an Esso Girl waitress (voiced by Aja Evans) who is on a smoking break. Two Michelin Man cops in a parked cruiser (voiced by Bob Stephenson and Sherman Augustus) are introduced as they debate the morality of keeping animals in zoos. Across town, Bob's Big Boy (voiced by Joel Michaely) and Haribo (voiced by Matt Winston) are on a tour at the zoo led by a flamboyantly gay Mr. Clean (also voiced by Michaely).

As the cops order lunch, a call comes in over the radio about a criminal on the loose in a red delivery truck. Both cops spy Ronald McDonald (voiced by Stephenson) in the truck and give chase. The pursuit quickly veers out of control, as innocent bystanders are imperiled. The kids at the zoo have finished their visit and are back on the school bus. Their bus gets caught up in the chase when Ronald McDonald's truck tips over right in front of the Pizza Hut where Esso Girl is waiting on the Original Pringles mascot and the Pringles Hot & Spicy mascot as they have lunch together.

Several guns and biological weapons spill out of the back of Ronald McDonald's truck, tempting Big Boy and Haribo to steal them for sale on the black market. Ronald McDonald takes Big Boy hostage and runs inside the Pizza Hut. Once inside, Big Boy bites Ronald McDonald and runs for cover behind the counter with Esso Girl. Enraged, Ronald McDonald opens fire, giving the police the excuse to start firing on him, and he kills one of the police officers.

As the gun battle explodes in to the streets, a low rumbling can be heard across the entire city. A giant earthquake splits the streets of the city open, meanwhile Big Boy and Esso Girl escape out the back and steal a cop car. While running from the police on a stolen motorcycle, Ronald McDonald falls into one of the crevasses (shaped like a Zenith logo). As he tries to pull himself out, he is run over by Esso Girl & Big Boy's car. The duo barely escape the city. As they near the Hollywood sign, it falls apart, sending the giant letters crashing on to the highway in front of them. While evading one of them, they veer off the highway (a series of curves shaped like the VAIO logo) and down a hill. Their car crashes into a tree (American Century logo), and oil erupts in the rifts around town, flooding Los Angeles with crude oil. The hill Esso Girl and Big Boy are on, splits in two, revealing a giant North Face logo. Eventually, the land crumbles around them, swallowed by the sea, leaving them on a tiny island together (with the Esso girl picks up a coloured Apple and has a bite) as the film closes by zooming out to reveal that the entire Universe is made up of even more logos. After the credits, a bald, toothless Ronald McDonald, menacingly laughs and says "I'm lovin' it".

X (VOSTFR)

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DL : DP , FSO , WP , MC

Réalisé par Jon Hewitt
Avec Viva Bianca, Belinda McClory, Hanna Mangan Lawrence, plus


Long-métrage australien . Genre Thriller
Durée : 01h26min Année de production : 2011

Synopsis :

Explicites, crus et implacable, X est un thriller sombre mis près de chez eux – parmi les voyous, les toxicomanes et les travailleurs du sexe de la pègre de Sydney

Underground (VOSTFR )

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DL : DP , FSO , WP , MC

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Date de sortie cinéma : 25 octobre 1995
Film déjà disponible en DVD depuis le : 5 mai 2010


Réalisé par Emir Kusturica
Avec Slavko Stimac, Lazar Ristovski, Mirjana Jokovic, plus


Long-métrage allemand , français , yougoslave . Genre Comédie dramatique
Durée : 02h47min Année de production : 1995

Palme d'Or : Festival de Cannes 1995 edition n° 48
> Voir les 2 prix et 5 nominations 

 

Synopsis :
Evocation tres controversée de l'histoire de l'ex-Yougoslavie de 1941 à nos jours à travers l'histoire de la vie de Blacky, arriviste manipulateur. Palme d'or Cannes 1995.

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Batman : Year.One (Vostfr)

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DL : ES , FS , DP , FSO

WIKIPEDIA INFO

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Réalisé par Sam Liu, Lauren Montgomery
Avec Benjamin McKenzie, Bryan Cranston, Eliza Dushku, plus


Long-métrage américain . Genre Animation , Action
Année de production : 2011

Synopsis :
Adaptation de la série de comics signée Frank Miller et David Mazzucchelli : les difficiles premiers pas du jeune Bruce Wayne en tant que Batman. Combattant la pègre et la corruption, il ne dispose d'aucun allié. Mais un jeune policier idéaliste vient d'arriver à Gotham City : James Gordon.

Drive (Vostfr)

http://www.drive-movie.com

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WIKIPEDIA :

Titre québécois	Sang-froid
Titre original	Drive
Réalisation	Nicolas Winding Refn
Scénario	Hossein Amini
Société(s) de production	Bold Films Odd Lot Entertainment Marc Platt Productions Seed Productions
Pays d’origine	États-Unis
Genre	Film noir
Sortie	2011
Durée	103 minutes

Drive, ou Sang-froid au Québec, est un film noir américain réalisé par Nicolas Winding Refn et sorti en 2011. Ce film est présenté en compétition au Festival de Cannes 2011¹ où il reçoit le prix de la mise en scène.

Sommaire 1 Synopsis 2 Fiche technique 3 Distribution 4 Production 4.1 Genèse du projet 4.2 Casting 4.3 Tournage 4.4 Autour du film 5 Récompenses 6 Bande originale 7 Notes et références 8 Liens externes

Synopsis

À Los Angeles, un jeune mécanicien taciturne effectue à l'occasion des cascades pour le cinéma et des convoyages pour la pègre. Venant d'emménager, il fait la connaissance de sa voisine Irene, dont le mari est en prison, et de son petit garçon Benicio. Shannon, son patron voudrait lui faire faire des courses, et pour cela, demande l'apport de Bernie. Standard, le mari d'Irene, sort de prison en voulant se racheter conduite, mais il est tabassé par ceux qui assuraient sa protection en prison, qui menacent de s'en prendre à Irene et Benicio s'il ne braque pas un prêteur sur gage pour rembourser les 5000 dollars qu'ils exigent. Standard demande l'aide du chauffeur, mais il est tué au cours du hold-up, mais surtout, le chauffeur récupère un million de dollars au lieu des 5000 et est poursuivi par une autre voiture dont il parvient à se défaire avec difficulté. Il se rend compte qu'il est engagé dans un affrontement mafieux, au milieu duquel sa vie ne vaut pas plus cher que celle d'Irene et Benicio.

Fiche technique

• Titre français et original : Drive
• Titre québécois : Sang-froid²
• Réalisation : Nicolas Winding Refn
• Scénario : Hossein Amini, d'après le roman Drive de James Sallis
• Musique : Cliff Martinez
• Photographie : Newton Thomas Sigel
• Montage : Matthew Newman
• Casting : Mindy Marin
• Direction artistique : Christopher Tandon
• Décors : Lisa K. Sessions, Beth Mickle
• Costumes : Erin Benach
• Producteurs : Michel Litvak, John Palermo, Marc Platt, Gigi Pritzker et Adam Siegel

Producteurs délégués : David Lancaster, Bill Lischak, Linda McDonough, Jeffrey Stott et Gary Michael Walters

Producteur exécutif : Chris Ranta

Coproducteurs : Frank Capra III et Garrick Dion

• Sociétés de production : Bold Films, Odd Lot Entertainment, Marc Platt Productions et Seed Productions
• Distribution initiale en salles :

 États-Unis : FilmDistrict

 Canada : Alliance Vivafilm

 France : Le Pacte

• Budget : 15 millions de dollars³
• Format : Couleur 2,35:1 • CinemaScope • 35 mm / Dolby SRD
• Durée : 103 minutes
• Genre : Film noir
• Dates de sortie :²

Festival de Cannes 2011 : 20 mai 2011

Festival du cinéma américain de Deauville : 3 septembre 2011

 États-Unis : 16 septembre 2011

 France : 5 octobre 2011

• Publics :  France sortie en salles : interdit aux moins de 12 ans

Distribution

• Ryan Gosling (VQ : Frédéric Paquet⁴) : Le cascadeur
• Bryan Cranston (VQ : Jacques Lavallée) : Shannon
• Carey Mulligan (VQ : Camille Cyr-Desmarais) : Irene
• Albert Brooks (VQ : Manuel Tadros) : Bernie Rose
• Christina Hendricks (VQ : Nathalie Coupal) : Blanche
• Ron Perlman : Nino
• Oscar Isaac (VQ : Nicolas Charbonneaux-Collombet) : Standard Guzman
• Christian Cage : Christian
• James Biberi (VF : Nessym Guetat) : Chris Cook

Production

Genèse du projet

Drive est l'adaptation cinématographique du roman éponyme de James Sallis, publié en 2005 aux États-Unis. Le film devait à l'origine être réalisé par ⁵ Neil Marshall, avec Hugh Jackman dans le rôle principal⁶.
Hossein Amini est alors engagé pour écrire le script.

« La principale difficulté était que le livre ne suit pas réellement une histoire linéaire. Il multiplie les flash-backs et fait constamment des sauts dans le temps. C’est un choix de structure très intéressant pour un livre, mais difficile à appliquer à un film grand public. »

— Hossein Amini⁶

Casting

Alors que Hugh Jackman était pressenti pour le rôle principal, il dut y renoncer en raison d'un conflit d'emploi du temps⁶. Ryan Gosling est alors choisi en remplacement. Plus tard, c'est lui-même qui suggère le nom du réalisateur danois Nicolas Winding Refn^6,5 pour réaliser le film.
De son côté, Carey Mulligan voulait à tout prix travailler avec le réalisateur, après avoir vu Bronson en 2009. Avec beaucoup de persévérance, elle a réussi à obtenir le rôle, bien que le personnage soit latino dans le roman⁶.

Tournage

Le film a été tourné à Los Angeles durant l'été 2010⁷.
Pour réaliser une des scènes du film où un des personnages se fait écraser la tête à coup de pied, le réalisateur a demandé conseil à son collègue argentin Gaspar Noé⁸.

Autour du film

Le "transport" qu'effectue le "Driver" au début du film dure exactement 5 minutes, comme il l'annonce quelques instants avant.

Récompenses

• Festival de Cannes 2011 : prix de la mise en scène⁹

Bande originale

La bande originale a une place prépondérante dans Drive : la musique fait partie intégrante du personnage principal. Les chansons pop lui permettent d'exorciser ses émotions et de s'en défaire, afin de supporter son travail de nuit.

1. Night Call - Kavinsky
2. Under Your Spell - Desire
3. A Real Hero - College feat. Electric Youth
4. Oh My Love - Riz Ortolani & Katyna Ranieri
5. Tick of the Clock - Chromatics
6. Rubber Head - Cliff Martinez
7. I Drive - Cliff Martinez
8. He Had a Good Time - Cliff Martinez
9. They Broke His Pelvis - Cliff Martinez
10. Kick Your Teeth - Cliff Martinez
11. Where's The Deluxe Version ? - Cliff Martinez
12. See You in Four - Cliff Martinez
13. After The Chase - Cliff Martinez
14. Hammer - Cliff Martinez
15. Wrong Floor - Cliff Martinez
16. Skull Crushing - Cliff Martinez
17. My Name on a Car - Cliff Martinez
18. On The Beach - Cliff Martinez
19. Bride of Deluxe - Cliff Martinez

Notes et références

1. ↑ "Drive" : le plaisir à toute berzingue - Le Monde.fr
2. ↑ ^{a et b} Titres et dates de sortie - Internet Movie Database
3. ↑ (en) Budget et box-office - Box Office Mojo
4. ↑ Carton de doublage.qc.ca consulté le 6 octobre 2011.
5. ↑ ^{a et b} (en) Anecdotes - Internet Movie Database
6. ↑ ^{a, b, c, d et e} Secrets de tournage - AlloCiné
7. ↑ Lieu de tournage - Internet Movie Database
8. ↑ Q&A - New York Times
9. ↑ (en) Distinctions - Internet Movie Database

Liens externes

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Directed by	Chris Smith
Produced by	Chris Smith Kate Noble
Starring	Michael Ruppert
Music by	Didier Leplae Joe Wong
Cinematography	Ed Lachman Max Malkin Chris Smith
Editing by	Barry Poltermann
Distributed by	Vitagraph Films
Release date(s)	September 12, 2009 (2009-09-12) (TIFF)
Running time	82 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Collapse, directed by Chris Smith, is an American documentary film exploring the theories, writings and life story of controversial author Michael Ruppert. Collapse premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2009 to positive reviews.
Ruppert, a former Los Angeles police officer who describes himself as an investigative reporter and radical thinker, has authored books on the events of the September 11 attacks and of energy issues. His detractors^[who?] call him a conspiracy theorist and an alarmist.
Director Smith interviewed Ruppert over the course of fourteen hours in an interrogation-like setting in an abandoned warehouse basement meat locker near downtown Los Angeles. Ruppert’s interview was shot over five days throughout March and April of 2009. The filmmakers distilled these interviews down to this 82 minute monologue with archival footage interspersed as illustration.
The title refers to Ruppert’s belief that unsustainable energy and financial policies have led to an ongoing collapse of modern industrial civilization.
The film does not overtly take a perspective on the validity of Ruppert’s positions and critics have alternatively described the film as supportive and as critical of Ruppert’s views. Smith himself, speaking at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere, said that "What I hoped to reveal was ... that his obsession with the collapse of industrial civilization has led to the collapse of his life. In the end, it is a character study about his obsession." ^[1]

Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Critical reception 3 Distribution 4 References 5 External links

Synopsis

Sitting in a room that looks like a bunker, Ruppert briefly recounts his life including his parents' ties to U.S. intelligence agencies and Ruppert’s own career as an LAPD beat cop and detective. Ruppert then summarizes current energy and economic issues, focusing mainly around the core concepts of peak oil and sustainable development. He also criticizes fiat money and discusses CIA drug trafficking.
The bulk of the film presents Ruppert making an array of predictions including social unrest, violence, population dislocation and governmental collapses in the United States and throughout the world. He draws on the same news reports and data available to any Internet user, but he applies a unique interpretation -- “connecting the dots” as he calls it.
Smith periodically stops Ruppert to question his assumptions and provide a note of skepticism.

Critical reception

After its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly called Collapse “one of the few true buzz films of the festival” and wrote that “you may want to dispute (Ruppert), but more than that you’ll want to hear him, because what he says — right or wrong, prophecy or paranoia — takes up residence in your mind.” ^[2]
Daily Variety wrote that Collapse was “unnervingly persuasive much of the time, and merely riveting when it's not, Ruppert's talking-head analysis gets the Errol Morris treatment from director Chris Smith (American Movie), whose intellectual horror film ranks as another essential work.” ^[3]
The Onion’s AV Club wrote that “in several immensely poignant moments, we can also see an angry, lonely, vulnerable man whose life epitomizes the title as much as the globe does. There are many layers to the man and the movie, and I for one left the theater shaken.” ^[4]
Roger Ebert wrote, "I don't know when I've seen a thriller more frightening. I couldn't tear my eyes from the screen. "Collapse" is even entertaining, in a macabre sense. I think you owe it to yourself to see it." ^[5]

Distribution

In October 2009 the filmmakers announced that Collapse would premiere simultaneously in theaters in New York and on Video On Demand on November 6, 2009. ^[6] According to press announcements, this unique release arrangement “will mark the first time a film will be released this soon after it premiered at a festival without distribution.”

References

1. ^ "Forbes "Apolcolypse now? Dark visions at Toronto film festival"". http://www.forbes.com/feeds/afx/2009/09/14/afx6883061.html. Retrieved 2009-10-20. 
2. ^ "Entertainment Weekly "Toronto Buzz: 'COLLAPSE showcases gripping pundit of economic doom"". http://movie-critics.ew.com/2009/09/16/toronto-collapse/. Retrieved 2009-10-20. 
3. ^ Nelson, Rob (2009-09-17). "Daily Variety Review: "Collapse"". http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117941131.html?categoryid=31&cs=1. Retrieved 2009-10-20. 
4. ^ "The Onion's AV Club "Toronto Film Festival '09: Day 4"". http://www.avclub.com/articles/toronto-film-festival-09-day-4,32832/. Retrieved 2009-10-20. 
5. ^ "Roger Ebert Movie Reviews "Collapse"". Chicago Sun-Times. http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091209/REVIEWS/912099993. Retrieved 2009-12-17. 
6. ^ "IndieWire "Chris Smith’s “Collapse” Coming Soon"". http://www.indiewire.com/article/chris_smiths_collapse_coming_soon/. Retrieved 2009-10-20. 

External links

• Official website
• Collapse at the Internet Movie Database
• Review at Row Three.com
• Review at Globalshift.org

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