Keyword results: Film
Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton 2007
What:
Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton 2007
Where:
Australian Cinematheque, GOMA, Stanley Place, South Bank
When:
Fri Aug 27, 6pm
How much:
FREE - no booking required
Description:
Considered the most influential designer of his generation, Marc Jacobs, if you didn't already know, is the creative force behind two of the world's most successful fashion brands and is now on the screen. Reviewed as ‘Riveting, even for those not of the fashion world', the Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton 2007 film is providing an insight into a very quirky and talented mind, this film explores everything from cookies to cubism and conjures up the clothes and accessories that are coveted by every under 30's household the world over.
Event Type: Screening
Genre: Film
Location: Inner South
FourThousand presents 'The Room'
What:
FourThousand presents The Room
Where:
Tribal Theatre, 346 George St, Brisbane City
When:
Fri Jun 11, 8pm for 8.30 screening
How much:
$10
Description:
I overheard some boys talking about this film the other day and I couldn't help but be reminded of when I first heard little conversations about The Mighty Boosh or Tim and Eric. The film is so bad, its brilliant. Too complicated to explain in such a small snippet, just know The Room has a cult following and we here at FourThousand are presenting to you, good people of Brisbane for one big reason: it simply needs to be seen to be believed.
Event Type: Screening
Genre: Other
Location: CBD
German Film Festival
What:
German Film Festival
Where:
Palace Centro Cinemas, James St, Fortitude Valley
When:
Wed Apr 28 - Fri May 4
How much:
Movie ticket prices
Description:
Sprechen sie Deutsch? It can't be denied that it certainly is an interesting language to listen to, and while we have all been privy to our share of French and Spanish films, German I am yet to experience. The Audi Festival of German Films will explore the rich diversity of contemporary German cinema.
Micmacs
Jean-Pierre Jeunet's films are often called ‘whimsical', but there is nothing arbitrary or insubstantial about his impeccably filmed sight gags, eccentric characters and domino-effect setpieces. Micmacs references everything from '40s cinema to Toy Story, but its mischievous hilarity serves a very contemporary political satire.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Yeah yeah, I'm one of those people who devoured Stieg Larsson's trilogy of brutally violent blockbuster novels. They're clunkily written but full of compelling moral outrage and twist-laden plots. This Swedish-made film is a faithful, satisfying screen adaptation, much as I'd imagined it - right down to its rivers of filter coffee.
Alice In Wonderland
So many people must say to Tim Burton, "You should totally make a movie out of [insert colourful, absurdist text with childlike hero]!" Well, Alice In Wonderland is a very good impression of a Tim Burton film. The CGI-heavy product design looks an absolute treat, and Burton has fun with 3D technology, especially in the ‘down-the-rabbit-hole' scene.
Star: The Life & Wild Times of Warren Beatty
Whether depicting Robert Altman's fondness for whorehouse blowjobs in Easy Riders, Raging Bulls or character assassinating Harvey Weinstein in Down and Dirty Pictures, Peter Biskind has a tendency for getting sued. Now he's readied his lawyers for the release of Star: The Life & Wild Times of Warren Beatty.
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