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v8n3 covers.qxd 4/8/03 12:44 PM Page c1 Volume 8, Number 3 Original Music Soundtracks for Movies & Television Who is the Matrix Man? pg. 20 36MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MUSIC MOMENTS From KING KONG to LORD OF THE RINGS PLUS Into the X-JET WITH JOHN OTTMAN Arrakis Attack HUNTING BRIAN TYLER Gods & Generals A SCORING ALLIANCE Spring CDs & DVDs THE LATEST REVIEWS 03> 7225274 93704 $4.95 U.S. • $5.95 Canada v8n3 covers.qxd 4/8/03 12:44 PM Page c2 ON APRIL 22 EVERYBODY WHO’S ANYBODY IN FILM &TV WILL READ THIS MUSIC SPECIAL ISSUE Don't miss this opportunity to reach the most influential players in film and television who are in the position to hire you for your next project. Your ad in this special issue is the most effective way to showcase your talent, product or service to these decision-makers. 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POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Film Score Monthly, 8503 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 90232 FILM SCORE MONTHLY 1 FEBRUARY 2003 v8n3 issueB.qxd 4/8/03 12:38 PM Page 2 EDITORIAL Dumb Luck VOLUME 8 FSM's fearless leader radically applies NUMBER 3 the concept of "taste" to film music discussion. Editor & Publisher his month our cover story is a list of the last shot of Ponch and Jon, and then LUKAS KENDALL Managing Editor film music’s “great moments.” In launches into the theme with the disco gui- TIM CURRAN T other words, we’re in the magazine tars. That’s not even mundane, that’s down- Executive Editor business, where somehow an annual “Top right awful! But I love it. JONATHAN Z. KAPLAN 100” list of rich people that Forbes started has I suppose “memorable moments” are like Editor-at-large become “It” lists, A-lists and power lists as far fingerprints, unique to each person. A great JEFF BOND as the eye can see. 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  • Programma Del Bif&St 2018

    Programma Del Bif&St 2018

    PROGRAMMA DEL BIF&ST 2018 Teatro Petruzzelli Le Anteprime internazionali In questa sezione non competitiva il Teatro Petruzzelli ospiterà sette film in anteprima italiana assoluta e un Cine-concerto. • ROMAN J. ISRAEL, ESQ. (End of Justice: nessuno è innocente) di Dan Gilroy con Denzel Washington, Colin Farrell - USA 2017, 122’ (Warner Bros Entert.) – 21 aprile La carriera di Roman J. Israel, un determinato avvocato difensore interpretato da Denzel Washington, è stata caratterizzata da un tenace attivismo: la sua vita viene stravolta quando una serie di inaspettati eventi si scontrano con i suoi ideali. Colin Farrell affianca il protagonista nel ruolo di un ricco e ambizioso avvocato che assume Roman nel suo studio legale. • ARMANDO TROVAJOLI, LA MUSICA TRA TEATRO E CINEMA. Cine-concerto con Rita Marcotulli al pianoforte, Peppe Servillo alla voce, Luciano Biondini alla fisarmonica, Daniele Tittarelli al sax, Ares Tavolazzi al contrabbasso, Alessandro Paternesi alla batteria, Enrico Rava alla tromba. Una produzione originale del Festival Creuza de Mà – Musica per Cinema, ideata da Gianfranco Cabiddu, con la direzione musicale di Rita Marcotulli. Evento speciale introdotto da Pippo Baudo, grande amico e estimatore di Trovajoli. 22 aprile Oltre ai film, il programma serale del Teatro Petruzzelli prevede il 22 aprile un evento speciale: un cine-concerto di 90’ in ricordo del grande Maestro nel centenario della nascita, con proiezione di immagini dai suoi film e le sue musiche e le sue canzoni, trascritte e arrangiate in una veste nuova, e affidate all’esecuzione di grandi musicisti, in omaggio alla passione di Trovajoli per il jazz che fra l’altro curò le musiche di quasi tutti i film diretti da Ettore Scola, presidente onorario del Bif&st e presidente effettivo fino alla sua scomparsa.