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| Steve McQueen - 2008 |
| Comedie Drame |
| Sortie le 16/02/2010 |
| Editeur: Criterion |
USA |
The final months of Bobby Sands, the Irish Republican Army activist who protested his treatment at the hands of British prison guards with a hunger strike, are chronicled in this historical drama, the first feature film from artist-turned-filmmaker Steve McQueen. Davey Gillen (Brian Milligan) is an IRA volunteer who is sentenced to Belfast's infamous Maze prison, where he shares a cell with fellow IRA member Gerry Campbell (Liam McMahon). Like most of the IRA volunteers behind bars, Gillen and Campbell are subjected to frequent violence by the guards, who in turn live with the constant threat of assassination at the hands of Republicans during their off-hours. Campbell and Gillen are taking part in a protest in which they and their fellow IRA inmates are refusing to wear standard prison-issue uniforms as a protest against Britain's refusal to recognize them as political prisoners, a move that is complicating their efforts to pass information among the other prisoners. As the protest fails to get results, one IRA member behind bars, Bobby Sands (Michael Fassbender), decides to take a different tack and begins a hunger strike, refusing to eat until Irish officials are willing to acknowledge the IRA as a legitimate political organization. However, while Sands' protest gains the attention both inside prison walls and in the international news, not everyone believes what he's doing is right, and Sands finds himself verbally sparring with a priest (Liam Cunningham) who questions the ethics and effectiveness of the strike. Hunger received its world premiere at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival, where it was screened as part of the Un Certain Regard program. |
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| Langues: Anglais |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 34.45 € |
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| Jingle Ma - 2009 |
| Action Asiatique |
| Sortie le 15/02/2010 |
| Editeur: Panorama |
Asie-Hong-Kong |
During the Northern Wei period, there was a little girl named Hua Mulan (played by (Jiao Xu) who lived alone with her father, Hua Hu influenced by her father, Mulan secretly began learning martial arts and military strategies as a young girl, and became a skilled martial arts fighter. When Mulan (Played by Vicki Zhao) was 18, a nomad called Rouran launches an invasion against Wei. Facing peril, Wei conscripts all men of every family into the army. Mulan could not bear the thought of her father going back to battle in his old age, so she intoxicate her father, disguises herself as a man and secretly joins the army in her father’s place. Shortly after the recruitment, her martial art skills draw the attention of Wen Tai, the deputy battalion commander (played by Kun Chen). One day, Mulan takes a bath in a hot spring. Unknown to her, it happens to be the private bathing place of the battalion commander. Mulan is seen by Wen Tai, and she knocks him down and gets away. But the secret of her real gender is catching up to Mulan..... |
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| Langues: Cantonais, Mandarin |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Chinois |
| Délai livraison: 3/4 semaines |
| Prix: 28 € |
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| Ethan Coen, Joel Coen - 2009 |
| Comedie Drame |
| Sortie le 09/02/2010 |
| Editeur: Universal |
USA |
Filmmaking duo Joel and Ethan Coen write, produce, and direct this period black comedy set in 1967 concerning a Midwestern physics professor whose staid and stable life slowly begins to unravel after his wife announces that she's leaving him. As if the failure of his longtime marriage wasn't enough for Larry Gopnik (Tony-nominated Michael Stuhlbarg) to contend with, now his socially inept brother refuses to move out of the house as well. Larry is a modest man of science. Up to this point, his life has been uneventful at best, but things are about to get interesting. When his wife, Judith, announces that she is leaving him to move in with his smug colleague Sy Ableman, Larry does his best to contend with his failed marriage while barely tolerating his unemployable brother, Arthur, who appears to have grown roots on Larry's couch. Meanwhile, Larry's son, Danny, is getting into trouble at Hebrew school, and his daughter, Sarah, is stealthily snatching money from his wallet so she can afford a nose job. As Judith and Sy merrily begin making plans for their new life of domestic bliss together, Larry begins receiving a series of anonymous letters from someone who seems intent on sabotaging his chance for tenure at the university. To further complicate matters, a graduate student with failing grades is attempting to bribe the professor while simultaneously threatening him with a defamation lawsuit. Larry is in some serious need of equilibrium, though it's hard to focus on getting your life in order when your beautiful neighbor insists on sunbathing in the nude just outside your window. Perhaps by seeking the advice of three trusted rabbis, Larry can finally learn to cope with his afflictions and become a genuine mensch. |
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| Langues: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Sous-titres: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 32.50 € |
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