Everyone Else

"Everyone Else": LA Times Critics' Choice Award from Betsy Sharkey:

Don't let the warmth of the Sardinian sun, the caress of Mediterranean breezes, or the languor of oft-entwined limbs fool you. The bronzing young lovers on holiday in "Everyone Else" are headed for some dark and depressing times. Writer-director Maren Ade, one of German cinema's smart new voices, has tossed this tantalizing pair into that phase between falling in love and commitment when the sex is still hot, but a truer self is coming out of hiding — teasing, taunting, surprising, disappointing. The result is a film that unsettles as often as it seduces. Read Betsy Sharkey's full review of "Everyone Else" at the LA Times

Directed by Maren Ade
Official selection at the 2009 Berlin International Film Festival
Cast
Birgit Minichmayr - Gitti
Lars Eidinger - Chris
Hans-Jochen Wagner - Hans
Nicole Marischka - Sana
Mira Partecke - Vacationing Woman
Atef Vogel - Vacationing Man
Paula Hartmann - Rebecca
Carina Wiese - Chris Schwester
Laura Zedda - Baby
Claudio Melis - Mann im Auto

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Breathless

"Breathless": LA Times Critics' Choice Award from Kenneth Turan:

The fatalistic romance that starred Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg and started a revolution, "Breathless" is that rare revival that, against noticeable odds, retains the elements that made it celebrated half a century in the past. In French with English subtitles. Read Turans's full review of "Breathless" at the LA Times

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Babies

"Babies": LA Times Critics' Choice Award from Betsy Sharkey:

In the joyous and buoyant new documentary, "Babies," the filmmakers keep the baby — and the bathwater — and everything else about infants that makes them so appealing that the rest of us keep making more of them. Squalls are few, colic doesn't exist, neither does disease, diaper rash, or diapers at all for that matter as director Thomas Balmes traces the first year in the lives of four infants from four corners of the world. The sweet-smelling "Babies" is a very huggable movie experience, just not a primer on parenthood. Read Sharkey's full review of "Babies" at the LA Times

Babies
Capturing on film the earliest stages of the journey of humanity that are at once unique and universal to us all, this nonfiction feature from award-winning filmmaker Thomas Balmès simultaneously follows four babies, in Mongolia, Namibia, San Francisco, and Tokyo, respectively, from birth to first steps. Every shot tells a story, as the adventure of a lifetime begins.

Opened May 7, 2010

Runtime:1 hr. 20 min. PG cultural and maternal nudity throughout
Cast: Ponijao, Mari, Hattie, Bayarjargal
Director: Thomas Balmes
Genres: Culture and Society, Sociology

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