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TAXI 40 Gzd.P65 DVD FILME DVD FILME DVD Filme Der ewige Gärtner Regie: Fernando Meirelles Capote + Kaltblütig Collector’s Edition Der Roman von John le Carré wurde als temporeicher Regie: Bennett Miller und sozialkritischer Thriller inszeniert. Der Diplomat Truman Capote (Philip Seymour Hoffman) und Harper Justin Quayle (Ralph Fiennes) recherchiert den Tod sei- Lee (Catherine Keener) recherchieren einen Mord an ner Frau Tessa (Rachel Weisz) und kommt einem Kom- einer Farmersfamilie. Für den selbstverliebten Capote plott auf die Spur, in das höchste diplomatische Kreise super Material um einen Bestseller (Kaltblütig) zu schrei- in London verwickelt sind und bei dem ein Pharmakon- ben. Er freundet sich mit den beiden Mördern an und zern die Fäden zieht. Intrigen, Globalisierung, Liebe, al- baut vor allem zu Perry Smith (Clifton Collins Jr.) eine les dabei. enge und knisternde Verbindung auf. Der zweite Film „Capote“ ist eine Art verkürzte Biografie. Handyman Regie: Jürg Ebe Sie fokussiert vor allem die Zeit als der weltberühmte Schweizer Klamauk mit Marco Rima, Dietmar Schön- Schriftsteller sich in diese Mordgeschichte verbeisst. Der herr, Oliver Korittke, Regula Grauwiller, Patrick Frey, Charakter des schwulen Polytoxikomanen und zerrisse- Silvan Grütter, Fiona Hefti. Stefanie Berger, Chris Von nen Genies Truman Capote, kommt dadurch sehr gut Rohr, Krokus und DJ Bobo. Der Musikproduzent Mike ins Bild. Vor allem weil er vom Schauspieler Philip versteht die Frauen nicht. Psychologe Frank soll ihm Seymour Hoffman derart emotional nachvollziehbar dar- weiterhelfen. Der verspricht, dass Mike unter seiner An- gestellt wird. leitung innert fünf Tagen seine Traumfrau finden wird. Die Jagd beginnt. Krass finde ich die viele Produkt- Kinky Boots - Man(n) trägt Stiefel werbung innerhalb des Films. Regie: Julian Jarrold Drag-Queen trifft auf Bünzli und umgekehrt. Das kann Grenzpatrouille Regie: Tony Richardson nur zu absurden und komischen Situationen führen. Eine Jack Nicholson, Harvey Keitel (auch wenn er eine sehr witzige englische Komödie über Toleranz, gemeinsame unsympathische Type spielt) und ich bin bereits glück- Interessen und Unterschiede. lich. Die Story ist knallhart und sozialkritisch. Korrupte Bullen an der Grenze zu Mexiko. Drogenschmuggel, Men- schenhandel, (Zwangs-)Prostitution sind nur einige der The New World Regie: Terrence Malick Nebenerwerbszweige der Grenzbeamten. Sich daraus Ich kann Colin Farrell nicht ausstehen, aber sonst ist zu lösen ist alles andere als einfach. der Film spannend und emotional aufwühlend. 1607 er- reichen britischen Segelschiffe eine urzeitliche Wildnis. Wahre Lügen Regie: Atom Egoyan Hier soll die neue Heimat entstehen. Die Eingeborenen, In diesem - im Stil eines Film noir gehaltenen - Erotik- die friedlich und im resktvollen Einklang mit der Natur Triller, soll die Vergangenheit zweier gealterten Enter- leben, stören. Also weg damit! Captain John Smith (Colin tainer, Lanny Morris (Kevin Bacon) und Vince Collins Farrell) versucht trotzdem in Dialog zu treten und ver- (Colin Firth), durch die ehrgeizige Journalistin Karen liebt sich prompt in Pocahontas (Q’Orianka Kilcher). Eine O’Connor (Alison Lohman) aufgedeckt werden. Aus- unglückliche Liebe ist vorprogrammiert. gangspunkt ist der Tod der jungen Maureen (Rachel Queer as Folk - Die erste Staffel (6 DVDs) Blanchard). Regisseure: David Wellington, Alex Chapple, Mi- Reise nach Indien Regie: David Lean chael DeCarlo, Kelly Makin, Bruce McDonald Um 1920 reist Mrs. Moore (Peggy Ashcroft) mit ihrer Das komprimierte Alltagsleben von schwulen Freunden zukünftigen Schwiegertochter Adela Quested (Judy Da- ist im Hochglanz gefilmt, aufregend, dramatisch, trau- vis) nach Indien, um dort ihren Sohn Ronny (Nigel rig, komisch und (fast) alles dreht sich um Sex, den Havers) zu besuchen. Die Farbenpracht und Vitalität des Mann fürs Leben und Erotik im Allgemeinen. Brian (Gale Harold) sieht Orients begeistern die beiden Frauen und sie können spitzenmnässig aus und lebt extrovertiert und reisst jeden auf der sich aufreis- den vorherrschenden Rassismus der Kolonialherren ge- sen lässt. Da haben es der schüchterne Ted (Scott Lowell) und der sensible genüber den freundlichen Indern nicht nachvollziehen. Emmett (Peter Paige), schon schwieriger. Sie wünschen sich einen lieben, treu- Mrs. Moore und Adela freunden sich mit dem verwitwe- en Mann. Bloss treffen sie immer auf den falschen. Dann ist da der junge und ten indischen Arzt Dr. Aziz (Victor Banerjee) an. Durch supersüsse Justin (Randy Harrison), der vor seinem Comingout steht, und für eine Verkettung unglücklicher Umstände wird Dr. Aziz den klar ist: Brian und kein anderer. Seufz. Schwul müsste frau sein. wegen der angeblichen Vergewaltigung Adelas ange- Auf den 6 DVDs sind alle 22 Episoden der ungewöhnlichen und lebenssprühenden klagt. Hier brechen Arroganz und Vorurteile voll durch. Fernsehserie drauf. Geniales Epos. Lonesome Jim Regie: Steve Buscemi Durch Alkohol, denken viele Menschen, werde das Le- ben erträglicher, der Alltag leichter. Jim (Casey Affleck), ein gescheiterter Schriftsteller, schlägt sich in New York Rush: Replay X3 - Live DVD Set mit kleinen Jobs irgendwie durchs Leben. Als er nach Mercury/Universal Hause zurückkehrt hat sich dort nichts geändert, der ds. Das ultimative Geschenk für jeden Rush-Fan! rumhängende und konservative Vater, der depressive Drei Live-DVDs auf denen die ersten drei Rush-Live- Bruder und die hyperaktiv-liebevolle Mutter. Jim lernt videos compiliert sind: Ein Auftritt der 1981er „Mo- die allein erziehende Mutter Anika (Liv Tyler) kennen ving Pictures“-Tour in Montreal, Kanada. Von der und verliebt sich. Sie scheint der einzige Lichtblick im 1984er „Grace Under Pressure“-Tour ein Konzert in ansonsten sehr trüben Kleinkaff-Umfeld. Toronto, Kanada. Von der 1988er „Hold Your Fire“- Tour ein Abend in Birmingham, England. Und dazu Match Point Regie: Woody Allen eine Bonus CD mit dem unveröffentlichten Sound- Zynisch und bitterbös präsentiert sich Woody Allens 39. track der „Grace Under Pressure“-Tour. Plus die lie- Film der in London gedreht wurde. Der Tennislehrer Chris bevoll nachgedruckten Originalbooklets aller drei Tourneen. Wilton (Jonathan Rhys-Meyers) sucht den Einstieg in Musikalisch wird die gewohnte Rush-eigene Perfektion geboten, eingefan- die Welt der Reichen. Als alles perfekt zu laufen scheint, gen an drei besonders gelungenen Auftritten voller Energie und artistischer macht ihm die Liebe einen Strich durch die Rechnung. Präsenz. Hinzu kommen die für damalige Verhältnisse schon sehr ausge- Er verliebt sich ausgerechnet in Nola (Scarlett Johansson) klügelten Lichteffekte und die ausgezeichnete Tonqualität. Dieses DVD-Set die Verlobte seines zukünftigen Schwagers. Thriller, macht von A bis Z Freude. Liebesdrama und Sittengemälde in einem. 26 TAXI Nr. 40.
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