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BEETLE
BAILEY
PET CHIPS
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Besides working on his various
movie projects, Michael Haneke
also works as a professor for
directing at the Vienna Film
Academy.
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English (Animation)
English (Horror)
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Hindi
Malayalam
Thursday, May 24, 2012
(From left) French pianist Alexandre Tharaud, actress Emmanuelle Riva, director Michael Haneke,
actor Jean-Louis Trintignant and actress Isabelle Huppert of the film Amour.
(From left) Actors Dana Tapalaga, Victoria Agache, Gina Tandura, Valeriu Andriuta, Cosmina Stratan, Cristian Mungiu (director), Cristina
Flutur and Catalina Harabagiu of the film Beyond the Hills.
Cannes Film Festival
abuzz as dark tales shine
While Cannes thrives on
Hollywood hype and
celebrity, it also has a
reputation for showcasing
serious, hard-hitting
dramas made by respected
directors for little money
REUTERS
HE Cannes film festival is
buzzing this year with a string of
hit movies in the official lineup.
The unseasonably cold, wet
weather has done little to dampen spirits among the famously picky critics
and journalists on the French Riviera to
interview, photograph and film everyone
from A-list celebrities to obscure auteur
directors.
While the distractions for the 4,000strong media presence seem endless amid
stunts, parties and big movie deals, the
backbone of the festival remains the main
competition, this year comprising 22
movies with a strong US presence.
But it is two European film makers, both
previous winners of the coveted Palme d’Or
for best picture, who have set the pace as
Cannes hit its halfway point.
Austrian Michael Haneke, who won in
2009 with The White Ribbon and wowed
audiences four years earlier with Hidden,
has done it again this year with Love
(Amour), a somber, French-language
drama about an elderly couple facing death.
While Cannes thrives on Hollywood hype
and celebrity, it also has a reputation for
showcasing serious, hard-hitting dramas
made by respected directors for little money.
Once they wiped away the tears, critics
gave Love a five-star reception for its
unflinching portrayal of a woman’s illness
and death, and how she and her devoted
husband cope with the final weeks.
Jonathan
Romney
of
Screen
International called it a “masterpiece” and
many Cannes veterans have made it the
movie to beat at this year’s festival.
“Amour is surely now the early favourite
T
(From left) Actors Jason Schwartzman, Bruce Willis, director Wes Anderson, Edward Norton,
Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray of Moonrise Kingdom.
for the Palme d’Or,” wrote Donald Clarke of
the Irish Times. “If we were previously in
any doubt, Haneke is confirmed as the premiere European director of his generation.”
Its two stars, both in their 80s, have also
basked in glory for moving portrayals of old
age, the ravages of illness and facing one’s
mortality.
Romanian director Cristian Mungiu’s
Beyond the Hills, another popular entry
this year, is a disturbing tale based on a true
story of a young woman staying at a remote
monastery whose violent fits are interpreted as signs of the devil.
An exorcism is performed, but the wellmeaning priest is in danger of doing more
harm than good in Mungiu’s examination
of the clash between the religious and secular and between earthly and spiritual love.
His 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days
scooped the Palme d’Or in 2007, and an
informal poll of critics published at the festival puts him neck-and-neck with Haneke
at the head of the field.
French director Jacques Audiard’s Rust
and Bone, starring Marion Cotillard as a
Director Thomas Vinterberg (centre) with cast members of the film Jagten (The Hunt).
Marineland worker who loses her legs in
an accident, packed an emotional punch
that resonated with many, though not all,
viewers.
Danish child abuse drama The Hunt,
from Thomas Vinterberg and starring the
impressive Mads Mikkelsen as a man
wrongly accused and ostracised, is also seen
as a contender.
Wes Anderson’s opening comedy
Moonrise Kingdom starring Bruce Willis,
Bill Murray and two young stars, was an
upbeat start to this year’s festival, although
it may be too light-hearted to win over the
Cannes jury.
The violent prohibition-era movie
Lawless, featuring Shia LaBeouf, Tom
Hardy and Jessica Chastain, fell slightly flat
in the eyes of many critics.
Willis, Murray, Hardy, Chastain and
Sean Penn have all walked the red carpet so
far, and still expected in Cannes are Brad
Pitt, Nicole Kidman, Robert Pattinson,
Kristen Stewart and Kanye West.
SEE ALSO PAGE 39 A collage of stills from various films.
(From left) Screenwriter Thomas Bidegain, actor Bouli Lanners, director Jacques Audiard, actors Marion Cotillard,
Matthias Schoenaerts, Jean-Michel Correia of the film Rust and Bone.
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[march 21 - apr19]
You're full of clever ideas
today. In fact, it's an
interesting day of meeting
new people and doing
fresh, unusual things.
Go out and hav fun and
make the best of this great
day.
TAURUS
[apr 20 – may 20]
New, moneymaking
ideas might occur to you
today. Something
unusual with your cash
flow scene is likely.
You might buy
something modern or
high-tech.
GEMINI
[may 21 – jun 20]
This is an exciting day!
You're up for anything
and eager for adventure.
This is why you'll meet new
people and encounter
unusual situations.
(Life is
unpredictable.)
CANCER
[jun21 - jul 22]
You can expect to feel
restless today. (You have
the feeling that you're
waiting for the other
shoe to drop.) No worries.
In fact, this is a
restless day for many
people!
LEO
[jul 23 – aug 22]
Group encounters will
bring some surprises to
you today. This could be
the decision of the group,
or it might be that you will
meet someone unusual or
hear something quite
amazing.
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VIRGO
[aug 23 – sept 22]
Bosses, parents and
teachers are full of
surprises today. This
could make you want to
rebel against new
rules. It's best not to
overreact. Just stay
calm.
LIBRA
[sept 23 – oct 22]
Sudden and unexpected
travel opportunities
might come your way
today; ditto for
opportunities to get further
education or training.
Alternatively, travel plans
might change.
SCORPIO
[oct 23 – nov 21]
Gifts, goodies and
favors from others
might come your way
suddenly today. Somehow
the wealth and resources
of others will bless you
in an unexpected way.
Yippee!
SAGITTARIUS
[nov 22 – dec 21]
Partners and close
friends certainly are
unpredictable today.
Don't be surprised if
someone tells you
something that blows
you out of the water.
(Be cool.)
CAPRICORN
[dec 22 – jan 19]
You feel really on top of
things at work today
because you see ways to
make improvements. Let's
hope others agree with
your point of view. You
might encounter new
technology today.
AQUARIUS
[jan 20 – feb 18]
This is a creative day
for those of you who
work in the arts or
in any creative field.
It's easy if you to
be original and
think outside the
box.
PISCES
[feb 19 – mar 20]
Something unusual will
occur with your home
routine today. Someone
unexpected might drop by.
Something new or hightech could be introduced
into your home. It's an
interesting day!
LIFESTYLE
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Animals that can kill evil eye
Lifestyle
guide
FROM the four-leaf clover to horseshoes, the rudraksh, swastik the number of good luck charms are endless. However, what many don’t realise is that animals can also work to your advantage and each one represents some positive quality. The Frog: The frog is considered a symbol of luck in many cultures.
These amphibians are also known to bring fertility, abundance, and happiness to many. The creature is said to be endowed with magical powers and due
to the very large number of eggs it lays at a time, considered as a fertility symbol. People often wear amulets with the animal on their arms for its sheer
power. In Egypt, frogs were so important, that they were often embalmed when they died and Italians believed it brought good luck to the home. The
Tiger: This endangered animal may be dwindling but is one of the most respected animals in India and China. The animal is believed to provide protection
from loss of precious goods and property. It represents power and speed. Known for their ferocious nature, tigers were considered as symbols of protection
with the Chinese featuring the animal on children’s shoes so as to frighten away evil spirits which mothers believed were hovering around their kids. The
Horse or the Unicorn: The white horse is treated as a symbol of good fortune in many cultures. The Unicorn a mythical creature is said to help dreams
become a reality and bring about love and harmony in the world. The Celts revered the white horse and reserved them for their leaders and warfare. It
symbolises success, loyalty, courage and speed and is said to enhance one’s career. A walking or running horse indicates a rapid climb to success.
Pet chips
have become big business,
but do they work?
A dog receiving a low-cost chip insertion during pet safety day organised by the city, in New York.
NANCY M BETTER
NYT SYNIDICATE
ONNIE is missing” blared the
email subject line. A 2-yearold female pit bull weighing 55
pounds, with gray and white
markings, she was last seen on
the corner of Maple Avenue and Myrtle
Street in my community, wearing a chain
collar. “I am asking for your help in finding my lost dog,” her owner pleaded.
I immediately felt a pang of anxiety.
And then one of confusion. Exactly what
was I supposed to do with this information? It appeared on my smartphone
because I recently got a new puppy and,
while Riley was under the ether being
spayed, the veterinarian’s assistant recommended inserting a chip for identification purposes.
My previous dog’s identification had
consisted of a nylon collar and metal
tag; the chip sounded Big Brother-ish, if A screen grab of the lost pet app by
not unnecessary. But the assistant HomeAgain.
assured me that “everyone” does it these
days, so that lost or stolen pets can be including membership programmes and
readily identified if brought to a shelter social networking. What was once a simor veterinarian’s office. A scanning ple process – inject a tiny transponder
wand would be waved over my golden the size of a grain of rice between a pet’s
retriever’s back, her ID number would shoulder blades and pay a one-time regpop up, and we would be notified of her istration fee – has become a big busiwhereabouts.
ness, with annual charges for benefits
Gazing into Riley’s molten brown eyes, ranging from online distribution of custhe assistant said, “Wouldn’t you want to tomised lost-pet notices to discounted
be sure that she comes home?” I signed flights for missing pets found hundreds
the paperwork immediately.
of miles away.
Unbeknown to me, along with the chip
Gary MacPhee, the general manager of
came a year’s free “premium” member- HomeAgain, which is a subsidiary of
ship from HomeAgain, the largest Merck & Co, said, “We wanted pet ownprovider of pet chips in the United ers to belong to our organisation and we
States. By registering Riley with thought we could add value with our
HomeAgain, I had unwittingly become services.”
one of 850,000 PetRescuers who receive
HomeAgain’s website features cauregular electronic alerts about missing tionary tales from pet owners (like the
animals in their area.
self-recriminating video, “We Didn’t
While pet-chip technology has been Even Know Gucci Was Gone,” about a
around for nearly two decades, the missing miniature schnauzer) and
industry has recently taken a commer- alarming statistics: One out of three dogs
cial turn, spawning new ventures, and cats will be lost during its lifetime.
B
What was once a simple
process – inject a tiny
transponder the size of a grain
of rice between a pet’s
shoulder blades and pay a
one-time registration fee – has
become a big business, with
annual charges for benefits
ranging from online
distribution of customised
lost-pet notices to discounted
flights for missing pets found
hundreds of miles away
According to the American Humane
Association, last year more than 7 million dogs and cats went missing; only
about 17 percent of lost dogs and 2 percent of lost cats find their way back from
shelters to their original owners. More
than 10 million pets are euthanised
every year because their owners can’t be
found. HomeAgain’s website has a ticker
counting pet recoveries tracked to chip
technology; as of late April, it clocked
1,016,843 such reunions.
But not all pet owners are sold on
chips.
Mary Ellen Feeley, agreed to have a
chip inserted in her Labrador retriever,
Maggie. When she recently added a golden retriever, Dusty, to her household,
she opted out.
“I thought the chip was more of a scare
tactic when we got Maggie,” she said. “I
have never heard of any of my friends
relying on the chip to find their dog. The
collar tag, as antiquated as it might be,
seems like a reliable methodology.”
Most recoveries are still done by collar
tag, said Tom Sharp, an American
Kennel Club official.
“It’s more likely that your dog will wind
up on your neighbour property than in
the local animal shelter,” he said. “But a
chip is still the only way to permanently
identify your dog as belonging to you.”
Since 1995, the kennel club has offered
its own nonprofit chip service,
Companion Animal Recovery. Until
2005, the service had a partnership with
HomeAgain, which produced the chips;
when that contract expired, the two
organisations parted ways.
“They wanted to increase their revenue
through annual fees and add-ons, so we
split up,” Sharp said.
Today the kennel-club service charges
a one-time fee of $19.95, which enrolls a
pet in its database for life (HomeAgain
charges $39 for enrollment). Kennel
club customers can also pay a one-time
fee of $15 for lifetime membership in its
lost-pet recovery programme, which
includes a 24-hour hot line. HomeAgain
charges $17.99 a year for its package of
benefits; its newest feature is an iPhone
and Android app that lets users upload
photos of lost pets and delivers alerts
with a bark or meow.
Some pet owners find the alerts distressing and confess to not opening them
or to unsubscribing from them. Others
shrug them off.
“I would rather get three emails a day
about lost pets in my neighbourhood
than 20 emails from stores I rarely shop
at,” said Sharp of the kennel club.
MacPhee acknowledges that not every
HomeAgain customer appreciates such
services; after the free first year, about
half decline to renew the membership .
But he anticipates increasing the
PetRescuer network to 3 million people
by 2013 – partly by enrolling people who
do not actually own pets. (They can submit their email and ZIP code and request
to be notified about lost pets within 5, 10
or 25 miles of their home.)
“Early triage is the No. 1 thing that
gets pets found,” he said. “The distribution of information is really what
helps find your animal.”
Yet some pet experts think the chips
provide a false sense of security.
Claudia Devita, a Fairfield County,
Conn., breeder, urges clients to understand the system’s limitations.
“There is no quick cure to finding a lost
dog, even with a chip,” she said. “Your
dog has to be lucky enough to be
returned to a place that has a scanner to
check the number on the chip and then a
way of contacting you. The only foolproof way to keep your pet safe is with
making sure the dog is either walked on
a leash or kept inside a yard with a
fence.”
Indeed, unreliable or incompatible
scanner technology remains a nagging
issue for chip providers. A chip is essentially a tiny transponder that uses radio
frequency waves to transmit data,
including registration and vendor contact information.
Each chip can be activated by a handheld scanner, but competing companies
use different frequencies to send signals.
Several chip vendors now produce universal scanners and give them to animal
shelters at low cost or free, but there is
no guarantee that a particular chip will
be recognised.
“The government has not mandated
that all pet organisations acquire universal scanners,” said Sharp of the
American Kennel Club. “So it’s still possible that a pet’s chip won’t be read
properly if he turns up at a shelter.”
As for me, I can’t bring myself to delete
or ignore the lost-pet alerts that pop up
regularly on my smartphone. The latest
one: “Farrah is missing,” described a 4year-old female cat, weighing 12 pounds,
with a black-and-white tuxedo coat. Her
mug shot was adorable, and the
online map showed a little green
marker with a tiny paw print near my
neighbourhood. I’m rooting for her
safe return.
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ART
How long will Hong Kong Art market boom last?
Art
guide
THE eyes of the global art world are fixed on Hong Kong - for now. Hong Kong’s art scene has been expanding for the past few
years, but this week’s flurry of high profile international gallery openings alongside the city’s annual art fair has brought a hype and
frenzy unlike anything seen before. But it also comes at a time when Chinese growth is slowing, raising concerns about sustainability.
Auction house Sotheby’s official opening of its 15,000 square foot gallery space on Friday comes after blue-chip galleries such as
London based Simon Lee, Shanghai’s Pearl Lam, Parisian dealer Galerie Perrotin and Paris gallery NeC opened earlier this week.
Hong Kong’s Art HK fair, now owned by international art show Art Basel, which also holds an annual show in Miami, has attracted
close to 70,000 people. Even though art excitement appears palpable in the financial city, local gallerists and international art consultants are warning that the market feels a little frothy. “Whilst this hype brings an air of excitement to the city’s art scene, it’s very
telling of the possible fragility of the market and whether it’s sustainable,” said Natasha Whiffin, gallery manager at Saamlung in
Hong Kong. The rate at which galleries have set up shop here is almost unheard of in the recent history of world arts hubs such as
London, Paris, New York, she added.
Dance centre nurtures
two choreographers
The Baryshnikov Arts Centre will
present two budding companies, led
by Batten Bland and John
Heginbotham, a longtime member of
the Mark Morris Dance Group. Both
are part of his centre's esteemed, if
under-the-radar, residency
programme, which provides space
and time (roughly three weeks per
artist) to develop work
John Heginbotham
Stefanie Batten Bland
GIA KOURLAS
NYT SYNDICATE
HAT would be the
biggest wish of a choreographer about to start a
company? There’s something even more valuable than a blank cheque: the support of
Mikhail Baryshnikov. And this month
two choreographers are lucky enough to
have it.
When Stefanie Batten Bland, whose
dance lineage includes performing with
Bill T Jones and Pina Bausch, decided
that she wanted to return to New York
after living and working in Europe,
Baryshnikov asked her a simple question:
What do you need?
“I said, ‘A home,”’ Batten Bland
recalled. “He said: ‘OK, you have a home.
Now what do you need?’ I didn’t really
know what to say next. I often don’t know
what to say in front of him. It’s terrible.”
Even worldly dancers have trouble separating Baryshnikov, the person, from
the figure who works tirelessly to give
dance a prominent place in culture. The
Baryshnikov Arts Centre will present two
budding companies, led by Batten Bland
and John Heginbotham, a longtime
member of the Mark Morris Dance
Group. Both are part of his centre's
esteemed, if under-the-radar, residency
programme, which provides space and
time (roughly three weeks per artist) to
develop work. Generally there is no
stipend.
In an interview at his Centre,
Baryshnikov spoke about the obstacles
choreographers face in forming companies.
“It’s not a secret that the first year is
probably the most difficult,” he said.
Both John and Stefanie are very interesting people and highly experienced,
and I thought we must support emerging
companies like that. Their pedigree is
kind of impeccable. That’s how people
start to choreograph.
“What would Merce have been without
working with Martha? Or Paul?” he
asked.
Or Martha Graham without
Ted Shawn and Ruth St Denis?
Baryshnikov’s passing-thebaton references were to
Merce Cunningham, Paul
Taylor and Graham, and
Batten
Bland
and
Heginbotham’s leading-
W
John Heginbotham’s Closing Bell at the Baryshnikov Arts Centre in New York.
Stefanie Batten Bland’s Place of Sun, using sculptures by Benjamin Heller.
Jesse Keller in Stefanie Batten Bland’s Place of Sun.
dancer status is part of the reason
Baryshnikov
programmed them under
the same umbrella.
“It is a huge task,
you know?” he said of
starting a company.
“They have to build
their board of
directors. They
have to do their
fundraising. They have to
hustle. Although it’s the most
exciting part of the emerging
company: Just to start. Because
there’s such adrenaline going,
and they are so fired up. They
need this help.”
Within the centre's multidisciplinary residency programme, which supports
up to 30 artists a year,
Batten
Bland
and
Heginbotham are also
recipients of an award
from
the
Jerome
Robbins Foundation’s
New Essential Works
Programme.
For
Heginbotham
and
Batten Bland, the
partnership with the
foundation
has
resulted in two years
of support, including
the residencies, public
showings
and
$10,000 per award.
After their first residencies in 2010 they
presented new works in an intimate studio setting at the Centre. This year they
will show their dances in Jerome Robbins
Theatre. Heginbotham, for one, is flabbergasted.
“And it’s Misha,” he said of
Baryshnikov. “I’m sure everybody says
that all the time, but it’s still surreal. I
remember when I saw Turning Point in
the den of my friend’s house in Alaska. I
remember all of us going to see White
Nights. I remember watching Dance in
America. So now that’s the person who is
the reason that I have all of these opportunities? How is that possible? It is surreal and beautiful, and I appreciate it so
much.”
Both choreographers will show the
dances they created in their first residency (Terra Firma for Batten Bland
and Closing Bell for Heginbotham),
along with two new works. In A Place
of Sun, Batten Bland explores ideas
about how entities adhere to stressed
environments and either move forward
or perish. The work for six incorporates
egg-shaped sculptures by the visual
artist Benjamin Heller that are large
enough for the dancers to slip in and
out of.
“There’s something so comfortable and
uncomfortable about being inside of
them, and I think that’s a great experience we go through in life,” she said.
“There are a lot of things that comfort us
and might keep us where we are. But you
have to leave at some point and move
on.”
Baryshnikov is drawn to Batten Bland’s
flamboyance.
“She’s very showy but full of excitement
and love for what she’s doing and brings
a little of that European sensibility about
theatricality,” he said. “She likes to do a
piece about something, not that it’s necessarily narrative.”
He called Heginbotham a “gentle soul”
who projects a friendly and funny personality on the surface but underneath
exudes seriousness. And neither does he
shy from theatricality in Twin,
Heginbotham’s latest dance set to music
by Aphex Twin.
“I did do a little research on twins,”
Heginbotham said. “I don’t want to do a
piece about that Diane Arbus photograph, and I don’t want to do a piece
about The Shining. But I am attracted to
creepy material, and twins are creepy.
There’s a phenomenon called a vanishing
twin, where essentially one twin, a dominant twin, consumes the other. That’s
somewhere in this piece.”
The spirit he is hoping for is, as he put
it, is “dark, funny and a little bit sick.”
In terms of the residency programme
not all of the works developed in the studios end up on its stages. But during the
spring season, six out of 13 artists whom
the Centre presented – including Young
Jean Lee, Pontus Lidberg, Nelly van
Bommel and Daniel Zippi – have or will
accomplish both. Since 2005, when the
programme began, participants have
included Elevator Repair Service, Sarah
Michelson, Annie-B Parson, Miguel
Gutierrez and Rashaun Mitchell. Last
year there were 26 participants; this year
14 are scheduled through July, with more
coming in the fall.
“We don’t have a specific policy” on
how
residencies
are
granted,
Baryshnikov said: “We take each case
individually. I think it’s more humane.”
Applications are continually accepted.
And, yes, Baryshnikov watches videos
too.
“Of course,” he said. “For hours, for
hours. But, you know, that’s what it is.”
For the time being the residency programme is what it is too. Baryshnikov
has no ambition to turn residencies into
producing opportunities for the Centre.
“It does not matter,” he said. “In fact we
are providers more than we are producers. There’s nothing wrong with that.”
QT SPOTLIGHT ON CANNES
LEONARDO DiCaprio is renting out one of his three Malibu
estates for $150,000 per month. Expected tenants can lease the
property for six months or less. However, potential residents can
rent the place out for $75,000 per month if they are interested in
staying any longer than half a year, reports contactmusic.com.
The luxurious beach home on Malibu Colony Road was originally
purchased in October 2002 for $6 million. Spread over 2,633
square feet, the home features seven bedrooms, six bathrooms
and a gym. Also the property is divided into a four-bedroom main
house, with an additional two-bedroom detached guest home.
TAYLOR Swift is reportedly dating Mark Foster, the founder
member of the band, Foster The People. The couple was
recently snapped together on a lunch date. The singer was
spotted enjoying lunch with Foster. They tried to avoid
being caught on camera by leaving the eatery separately,
reports femalefirst.co.uk. Swift is no stranger to high-profile
relationships. She has previously dated singer Joe Jonas,
actors Taylor Lautner and Jake Gyllenhaal. Foster had been
linked to actress Michelle Trachtenberg.
TAYLOR SWIFT
LEONARDO DICAPRIO
Taboos, tourism and
Cannes Film Fest
Last at the festival here with Import/Export
(2007), a bleak tale of lost souls making
their way through the economic backwaters
of the new Europe, Ulrich Seidl returns to
the Cannes competition this year with
Paradise: Love, another story of
exploitation across borders
DENNIS LIM
NYT SYNDICATE
HE Austrian director Ulrich
Seidl makes a habit of blurring
boundaries: his work encompasses fiction (Dog Days) and
nonfiction (Animal Love), and
he typically works with nonprofessional
actors using documentary-like settings and
improvisatory techniques. But there is little
middle ground when it comes to the reception of his films. Seidl tends to be condemned as a misanthrope who goes to
unseemly lengths to prove the depths of
human misery or hailed as a maestro of discomfort whose taste for confrontation
masks a seriousness of purpose and a measure of compassion.
Last at the festival here with
Import/Export (2007), a bleak tale of lost
souls making their way through the economic backwaters of the new Europe, Seidl
returns to the Cannes competition this year
with Paradise: Love, another story of
exploitation across borders. The protagonist, Teresa (the stage veteran Margarethe
Tiesel), is a fleshy, middle-aged Viennese
woman on vacation at a resort
in
Kenya,
where young,
lithe local
m e n
known
a s
T
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DiCaprio to lease Malibu home
Scene
unscene
beach boys stake out the water’s edge, selling trinkets — and themselves — to
Western pleasure seekers.
The movie, which gives an entirely new,
queasy meaning to the Swahili phrase
“hakuna matata,” is the first of Seidl’s
Paradise trilogy, each one subtitled for a
Christian virtue. The next two installments,
Hope (about Teresa’s sister, a flagellant on
a religious pilgrimage), and Faith (about
Teresa’s daughter, an overweight teenager
at a diet camp), have been completed and
will make their debuts at film festivals this
fall.
Speaking in German through a translator, Seidl discussed Love and the Paradise
project in an interview at a reception following his film’s premiere recently.
Q. You started out making one film
— how did you end up with a trilogy?
A. The original plan was to make a film
with three episodes, each about a different
woman, two middle-aged sisters and the
13-year-old daughter of one of them — you
see them together at the
beginning.
They
each go on holiday, each looking for love,
fulfilment, but in different ways. In the
script the three stories aren’t interwoven,
and we shot each one separately. I try
whenever possible to shoot chronologically,
which gives me the freedom to change the
storyline, invent other characters.
During editing, I attempted to interweave
those three stories into a single film, but the
result was a six-hour film that didn’t satisfy
me;
individual
scenes that were
intense and
emotiona l l y
strong were weakened. That’s when I decided to make separate films.
Why did you choose to set the film
in Kenya, and could you tell us a bit
about the research process and
shooting conditions there?
I chose Kenya because it shares with
Europe a past that unites them: Africa is
also a divided continent with enormous
internal tensions.
Two years before shooting, I started
going to Kenya to cast the beach boys,
research their life. I never considered
actors; I wanted people who really came
from this milieu. As you see in the film, it
wasn’t hard to meet them. What was difficult was finding people who would be as
authentic as possible on camera. During
shooting, several beach boys we were working with were arrested, and they actually
have beach boy associations, who were
against us because they suspected that we
wouldn’t present a flattering picture of
them. We had to work to get them on our
side.
Your cast is made up of professionals and nonprofessionals. Did you
direct them differently?
I don’t distinguish
between actors
and nonactors. Each
scene is
improvised because I don’t want them to
have a pre-existing idea of what we should
attain. During the very long preparation, I
get to know the actors, and it creates a climate of mutual trust. You instill in them an
idea of the kind of film that you’re seeking.
I always speak to them individually, telling
each one what I’m looking for. The other
actors in the scene never know what’s coming.
What can we expect from the next
two parts, and what is the significance of the overall title and the subtitles?
The second film, Faith, is much more difficult: it’s claustrophobic, a chamber piece.
The first one has an element of humour but
the second one is more severe. The third
film, Hope, is again lighter; it deals with
young girls in puberty and treats them with
a great deal of tenderness.
All three women are in search of their
personal paradise. The word also has a
Biblical sense, of course, as the original state
of constant happiness, and interestingly, it’s
also a term that is overused, misused,
flaunted in the tourist industry. Love is the
starting point, the basis of this first film. If
this woman didn’t go in search of love, no
exploitation would take place.
Director Ulrich Seidl (fourth left)
with actors Margarete Tiesl (third
left), Peter Kazungu (third right)
and Inge Maux (second right).
Matteo Garrone
Reality TV, celebrity obsession
hit film festival screens
REUTERS
BSESSION with a
celebrity is the focus of
Italian director Matteo
Garrone’s new movie
Reality at the Cannes
film festival, one of two pictures in
the lineup exploring the corrosive
power of instant fame and the
desire to be watched.
Garrone is best known for his
last film, the gritty Gomorrah
about a Naples crime syndicate.
But with Reality he switches
gears, creating a modern day fairy
tale whose protagonist’s soul is
slowly and inexorably eroded by
the lure of fame.
The second film, screening outside the main competition on
Saturday, is Antiviral, the debut
feature of Brandon Cronenberg,
son of Canadian director David
O
Brandon Cronenberg
Cronenberg. Its plot follows a clinic
worker who sells fans injections of
viruses harvested from sick celebrities.
In Reality, Lorenzo is an affable
Naples fishmonger and loving father
and husband whose family convinces
him to try out for the reality TV show
Big Brother.
Garrone chose as his main actor
Aniello Arena, whom he discovered
working in a prison theatre troupe.
Arena, who is still serving his term, was
allowed out of prison during the days to
film but returned to custody in the
evenings. He was not allowed to accompany the rest of the cast to Cannes.
“Never give up your dreams!” Lorenzo
is told by the television crew who audition him for a spot on the show. Lorenzo
is convinced it’s only a matter of time
before he receives the call saying he’s
been picked, and his status in his small
community gets an instant lift.
As the days drag on and the call doesn’t come, however, Lorenzo’s obsession
grows, and his hold on reality wavers.
He starts to believe that crew from the
TV show are spying on him, to determine if he would be a good pick for the
show.
“What are they thinking about me?”
he worries in his mind, in which he
already plays a starring role. He sells his
fish business so he’ll have money to fix
up their home.
Garrone is a fan of long pans in his latest film, which capture the beauty of a
crumbling Naples while at the same
time adding to the sense of voyeurism.
The movie opens with a sweep of
the southern port city seen from
above, gradually focusing in on a
golden carriage drawn by two white
horses and a footman in red breeches.
When a bride and groom emerge, we
see them enter their version of a fairy
tale wedding - presided over by the
host of Big Brother.
As for Cronenberg, celebrity obsession is part of something bigger in
human society.
“I think that world is fascinating, both
because of how grotesque it can be and
how much it’s really just one version of a
much broader human impulse to deify
and eviscerate,” the young director said.
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After cricket, acting a luxury: Preity
Mallika meets Jackie Chan, again
PREITY Zinta, who co-owns Indian Premier League
franchise Kings XI Punjab and has been busy cheering her team at the matches, is back to acting, and
is loving it. “Back on the sets of Ishkq In Paris! The
fours and sixes of cricket are now replaced by action
and cut. I love being on set,” tweeted Preity.
“Chilling and playing with my phone as Rekha (my
hairdresser) is styling my hair! After cricket acting
feels like a luxury,” she added. Ishkq In Paris is
Preity’s debut production, directed by Prem Soni.
ACTRESS Mallika Sherawat caught up with international action star
Jackie Chan, with whom she featured in The Myth, at the ongoing
65th Cannes International Film Festival. “I met my old friend Jackie
Chan, was great to catch up with him. I will post pictures soon,”
tweeted Mallika. In 2005, the actress had appeared at the Cannes
red carpet with Chan for The Myth. This year is Mallika’s fourth
time at the film extravaganza. She has been invited by amfAR - The
American Foundation for AIDS Research. It is an NGO dedicated to
the support of AIDS research, HIV prevention, treatment,
education and advocacy.
MALLIKA
SHERAWAT
PREITY ZINTA
Raveena Tandon
plans a sabbatical
TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK
T a time when other actresses are making comebacks, Raveena Tandon is
planning her sabbatical. “I want to help
my daughter Rasha, with her homework and accompany my son Ranbir
Vardhan, to his swimming classes,” she smiles
and says. So is her tryst with tinsel town over?
“Not really. I have completed two films, but will
now be choosy about my roles,” she says.
The actress admits that things are different in
the industry now. “Bollywood is engrossed in
the world of social networking sites. It was
not the same when
I joined the
industry. Now
people
go
back to their
vanity vans
immediately after
a shot is
o v e r .
Earlier,
t h e
unit
A
The
actress admits that
things are different in the
industry now. She terms
Bollywood as being “self
absorbed.” But that’s not the only
reason for her time-off. She
also wants to spend time
with her children
used to be like a family. There were no vanity vans.
When the directors say pack-up, people just switch
off from work these days,” she says.
But the “self absorbed Bollywood”, as she
terms it, cannot be the only reason for her timeoff. “I want to spend time with my children.
According to the teachers, my kids are among the
best in class,” she gushes. Though she admits little
Rasha is the naughtier one, she adds, “They are on
their best behaviour when they’re in school.”
Will the cheez badi hai mast girl want her
daughter to step into her mum’s shoes once she’s
older? “I cannot predict the future of my kids. If
they wish to venture into films, who am I to stop
them? But I will surely keep a check on them
when it comes to differentiating between right
and wrong. They should never lose their dignity
in life,” she shares.
Raveena is living in a joint family. Does that
work in her favour when it comes to her kids? “I
am lucky to be married in the Thadani family.
With everyone around all the time, I have to worry
less about them.”
Raveena grew up in a nuclear family and she
understands the difference pretty well now. “A
joint family is perfect for today’s kids. They
imbibe values from different generations.
Moreover, I also have the liberty to complete my
work,” she grins.
Despite being a mother of two, she has maintained her figure very well. “It’s very important to
keep fit, no matter how old you are. Even if I do not
start work, I will try to keep fit and healthy, and see
to it that I do not gain weight,”she says.
Vidya Balan bags another
endorsement deal
IANS
ATIONAL Award winning
actress Vidya Balan has
been roped in as the
brand ambassador of a
new range of Aliva, a popular snacks brand.
PepsiCo India has launched six new
baked variants under Aliva and the range will
be supported by a 360-degree campaign featuring Vidya.
“I have always enjoyed eating Aliva. I am
thrilled about the new range...the range is
tasty and offers great variety of flavours and
ingredient options. I am sure consumers will
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Vidya Balan
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enjoy it as much as I do,” Vidya said in a statement.
The actress was earlier seen promoting
brands like Airtel, Toshiba and GoodKnight
Naturals.
The campaign to promote new Aliva range
will be unveiled shortly.
“An accomplished actress, a woman of substance and an affable personality, Vidya is a
great match to highlight the brand’s positioning...we are confident that it will be mutually
rewarding,” said Vidur Vyas, marketing director of Foods, PepsiCo India.
Besides Vidya, Aliva continues to be
endorsed by actress Chitrangada Singh who
has been the face of the brand since 2009.
Raveena Tandon
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