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Está Prohibida Por Ley La Reproducción, Almacenamiento a Transmisión Está prohibida por ley la reproducción, almacenamiento a transmisión, total a parcial, por cualquier medio a procedimiento técnico, de esta publicación -incluido el diseño de la misma y las ilustraciones- sin permiso expreso del editor. Las fotografías de portada e interiores han sido cedidas gratuitamente por las productoras/distribuidoras de los films para su reproducción. Portada y diseño: Álvaro Sánchez © 2000 Ediciones Mensajero, S.A. - Sancho de Azpeitia, 2 - 48014 Bilbao E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.mensajero.com I.S.B.N.: 978-84-271-7000-1 SUMARIO Equipo Reseña y colaboradores Cómo usar este libro Fechas para la memoria Premios del semestre Bibliografía cinematográfica Las películas del semestre Reposiciones Equipo «Reseña» y colaboradores Manuel Alcalá (M.A.) Norberto Alcover (N.A.) Iván Barredo (L.B.) Fernando Bejarano (F.B.) Francisco María Benavent (F.M.B.) Ángel Camiña Abajas (A.C.) Alberto Cañada Zarranz (A.C.Z.) Borja Careaga Eguillor (B.C.E.) Vicente Fernández (V.F.) Eduardo T. Gil de Muro (E.T.G.M.) Ángel Luis Inurria (A.L.I.) Pedro Miguel Lamet (P.M.L.) José Luis Martínez Montalbán (J.L.M.M.) Francisco Moreno (F.M.) Ignacio Oliva (L.O.) Roseline Paelinck (R.P.) Juan Carlos Paredes (J.C.P.) Ángel Antonio Pérez Gómez (A.A.P.G.) José Luis Sánchez Noriega (J.L.S.N.) Alfonso Santos Gargallo (A.S.G.) Luis Úrbez (L.U.) Constance Verney (C.V.) Fichas técnicas Iván Barredo Preparación de la edición Francisco Moreno y Ángel Antonio Pérez Gómez Cómo usar este libro En el apartado Las películas del semestre se incluyen todos los films estrenados en Madrid desde el primero de enero al 30 de junio, siguiendo el orden alfabético de sus títulos en castellano: de cada uno se ofrece la ficha técnica y un comen- tario más o menos extenso. Las reseñas más breves van firmadas con iniciales. A continuación se incluye una sección con las fichas técnicas de las reposiciones. Se indica si tienen crítica en anteriores Cine para leer. Las claves de las abreviaturas para las fichas técnicas son: T.O.: Título original. D.A.: Dirección artística. P: Producción. Dec: Decorados. A: Argumento. Ves: Vestuario. G: Guión. Son: Sonido. D: Dirección. EE: Efectos especiales. F: Fotografía. I: Intérpretes. M: Música. Dis: Distribuidora. Mon: Montaje. Estreno: Estreno en Madrid. A los anteriores datos se añaden el local o locales y la fecha de estreno en Madrid, la duración del film en minutos, la clasi- ficación estatal y la de la OCIC. La del Estado tiene las siguientes claves: (T) = Todos, (13) = No recomendada a menores de 13 años, (18) = No recomendada a menores de 18 años. Las claves de la de OCIC-España son: (T) = Todos, (AD) = Adolescentes, (1) = Jóvenes, (A) = Adultos, (AR) = Adultos con reservas, y (N) = Desaconsejable. Fechas para la memoria Enero 5: Fallecimiento del cineasta alemán Bernhardt Wicki («El puente», «El milagro del P. Malaquías», «El día más largo»). 12: Muere Marc Davis, dibujante y creativo de la casa Disney. 15: Óbito del productor francés Alain Poiré («El gran rubio con un zapato negro», «Los visitantes», «La cena de los idio- tas»). 17: Se presenta el anteproyecto de una ley de Fomento y Promoción de la Cinematografía. Se conceden los premios del CEC. Véase Premios. 19: Muere la actriz Hedy Lamarr («Éxtasis», «Cenizas de amor», «Sansón y Dalila»). 21: Óbito del actor norteamericano Jester Hairston («Matar un ruiseñor», «Being John Malkovich»). 24: «Todo sobre mi madre» de P. Almodóvar obtiene el Globo de Oro a la mejor película extranjera. 26: Deceso del guionista americano Jeffrey Boam («Arma letal 2», «Indiana Jones y la última cruzada», «El chip prodigio- so»). 29: Gala de los Goyas en Barcelona. Véase Premios. Febrero 2: Muere el actor Pablito Calvo («Marcelino, pan y vino», «Mi tío Jacinto», «Un ángel pasó por Brooklyn»). 4: Fallece el actor catalán Joan Capri («Los felices 60», «El Baldiri de la costa», «El abogado, el alcalde y el notario»). 5: Óbito del cineasta francés Claude Autant-Lara («Le diable au corp», «La travesía de París», «En caso de desgracia»). 9: Comienza el festival de Berlín. Hasta el día 20. Véase Premios. 10: Fallecimiento del actor americano Jim Varney («Fuego salvaje», «Hay que salvar a Papá Noel», «Tres ninjas en el parque de atracciones»). 11: Muerte del cineasta francés Roger Vadim («y Dios creó a la mujer», «Las relaciones peligrosas», «Barbarella») y del guionista italiano Bernardino Zapponi («Roma», «Satyricon», «Perfume de mujer»). 15: «Todo sobre mi madre» de P. Almodóvar, nominada al Oscar a mejor película extranjera. 16: Muerte de la actriz Lila Kedrova ( «Viento en las velas», «Zorba el griego», «Cortina rasgada»). 17: Se publica el Real Decreto 196/2000 de 11 de febrero que actualiza algunas normas relativas a la producción y difusión cinematográfica y audiovisual. 19: Se concede el César a la mejor película extranjera a «Todo sobre mi madre» de P. Almodóvar. 21: Fallece el director de fotografía italiano Otello Martelli («Arroz amargo», «La strada», «La dolce vita»). 22: Entrega de la Gran Cruz de Alfonso X al cineasta mejicano Arturo Ripstein. 27: Muerte del músico americano George Duning («De aquí a la eternidad», «Picnic», «El tren de las 3:10»). 28: La Academia española concede su medalla de oro a José Luis Borau. 29: Accidentada gala de entrega de los 500 Fotogramas de Plata. Véase Premios. Marzo 5: Deceso del actor canadiense John Colicos («Ana de los mil días», «Phobia», «El cartero siempre llama dos veces»). 7: Fallece el actor inglés Charles Gray («Cromwell», «La noche de los generales», «Diamantes para la eternidad»). 12: Elecciones generales en España. El Partido Popular obtiene mayoría absoluta de escaños en el Congreso de los Diputados. 26: Gala de los Oscars. «Todo sobre mi madre» de P. Almodóvar, mejor película de habla no inglesa. Véase Premios. 27: Muere el actor y cantante británico Ian Dury («Piratas», «El cocinero, el ladrón, su mujer y su amante», «Juez Dredd»). 29: El actor argentino Ulises Dumont recibe el Premio Casa de América. Abril 7: Muere la actriz norteamericana Claire Trevor («La diligencia», «Cayo Largo», «Dos semanas en otra ciudad»). 8: La Academia británica concede a Almódovar el premio a la mejor dirección y a «Todo sobre mi madre» el de mejor film extranjero. 19: Se otorga el David de Donatello a «Todo sobre mi madre» de P. Almodóvar. 24: Fallecen la guionista sueca Ulla Isaksson («Casa de muñecas», «El manantial de la doncella») y el exhibidor cinemato- gráfico español Vicente Patuel, marido de la actriz Carmen Sevilla. 27: Se da a conocer la composición del nuevo gobierno Aznar. Pilar del Castillo, nombrada ministra de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. 28: Muere el actor español Miguel Armario. Mayo 1: Deceso del actor Steve Reeves («Hércules y la reina de Saba», «El ladrón de Bagdad», «Sandokán»). 3: Muerte del director británico Lewis Allen («Misterio en la noche», «Los hijos de los mosqueteros», «Brumas de inquie- tud»). 7: Fallecimiento del actor americano Douglas Fairbanks Jr. («Hampa dorada», «El prisionero de Zenda», «Simbad el mari- no»). 8: La Generalitat de Catalunya y la industria llegan a un acuerdo por el que se deroga la norma que establecía el doblaje obligatorio al catalán de un número determinado de copias de los films de estreno. 10: Comienza el Festival de Cannes. Hasta el día 21. Véase Premios. 11: Muere el actor René Muñoz («Fray Escoba», «Cristo negro», «Bienvenido Padre Murray»). 14: El festival de Cannes rinde homenaje a Luis Buñuel en el centenario de su nacimiento. 20: Deceso del director americano Paul Bartel («¿Y si nos comemos a Raúl?», «Lust in the Dust», «Escenas de la lucha de sexos en Beverly Hills»). 22: Fallece el actor inglés John Gielgud («Campanadas a medianoche», «Providence», «Arthur, el soltero de oro»). 24: Muerte del actor español Arturo López («Siempre es domingo», «La paz empieza nunca», «El Lute, camina a revien- ta»). 25: Fallecimiento del actor americano, de origen checo, Francis Lederer («La caja de Pandora», «La alegre mentira», «La hija del embajador»), de Samuel Taylor, guionista americano («Sabrina», «El placer de de su compañía», «Vértigo»), y del actor británico Nicholas Clay («Amanecer zulú», «Excalibur», «Muerte bajo el sol»). 26: Empieza el Festival de cine español de Málaga. Hasta el 3 de Junio. 29: Reciben las medallas de Oro de Bellas Artes Carmen Maura, Verónica Forqué, Bigas Luna, Lina Morgan y Lola Herrera, entre otros artistas. 31: Se entrega a José Luis Borau la medalla de Oro de la Academia. Junio 5: Muerte del director italiano Franco Rosi («Tres noches de amor», «Las brujas», «Las aventuras de Ulises»). 8: Comienzo del festival de Huesca. Hasta el día 17. Véase Premios. 17: Inicio del festival Cinema Jove de Valencia. Hasta el día 24. Véase Premios. 18: Óbito de la actriz americana Nancy Marchand («La cena de los maridos», «Dime que me amas, Junie Moon», «A pro- pósito de Henry»). 24: Fallece el actor británico David Tomlinson («Mary Poppins»,«Tom Jones», «La bruja novata»). 30: Muerte del actor italiano Vittorio Gassman («Rufufú», «La escapada», «Perfume de mujer»). Premios del semestre 72 OSCARS DE HOLLYWOOD (para 1999) Film: American Beauty de Sam Mendes. Film extranjero: Todo sobre mi madre (ESP) de P. Almodóvar. Director: Sam Mendes por American Beauty. Actor: Kevin Spacey por American Beauty. Actriz: Hilary Swank por Boys Don’t Cry de Kimberly Peirce. Secundario: Michael Caine por Las normas de la casa de la sidra de Lasse Hallstrom. Secundaria: Angelina Jolie por Inocencia interrumpida de James Mangold. Guión original: Alan Ball por American Beauty. Guión adaptado: John Irving por Las normas de la casa de la sidra. Fotografía: Conrad L. Hall por American Beauty. Música: John Corigliano por El violín rojo de François Girard.
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