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[3] He was something of an outsider among the politically oriented Chilean filmmakers of his generation such as Miguel Littín and Patricio Guzmán, his work being far more ironic, surrealistic and experimental. In 1973, shortly after the military coup d'état led by the dictator Augusto Pinochet, Ruiz and his wife (fellow director Valeria Sarmiento) fled Chile and settled in Paris, France. [4] Ruiz soon developed a reputation among European critics and cinephiles as an avant-garde film magician, writing and directing a remarkable number of amusingly eccentric though highly literary and complex low-to-no-budget films in the 1970s and 1980s (often for France's Institut national de l'audiovisuel and then for Portuguese producer Paulo Branco). The best known of these are: Colloque de chiens (1977), a short which marked the start of Ruiz's long-term working relationship with Chilean composer Jorge Arriagada; The Suspended Vocation (1978); The Hypothesis of the Stolen Painting (1979); On Top of the Whale (1982); Three Crowns of the Sailor (1983); City of Pirates (1983); Manoel's Destinies (1985); Treasure Island (1985) and Life is a Dream (1986). [5] A special issue of Cahiers du cinéma was devoted to Ruiz in March 1983. [6] In the 1990s, Ruiz began working with larger budgets and "name" stars like John Hurt in Dark at Noon (1992) and Marcello Mastroianni in Three Lives and Only One Death (1996). The following year, he made Genealogies of a Crime starring Catherine Deneuve, winning the Silver Bear at the 47th Berlin International Film Festival. [7] A second major French actress, Isabelle Huppert, worked with Ruiz on Comedy of Innocence (2000), which was nominated for the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. The American John Malkovich acted in the star-studded Marcel Proust adaptation Time Regained (1999) and the somewhat less successful Savage Souls (2001) and Klimt (2006). That Day (2003) was the fourth and last Ruiz film to be shown in the main competition of the Cannes Film festival. [8] He also made forays into the English-language mainstream with the thrillers Shattered Image (1998) and A Closed Book (2010). In the final decade of his life, Ruiz wrote and directed several low-budget productions in his native Chile, but his final international success was the Franco-Portuguese epic Mysteries of Lisbon (2010). Ruiz claimed that he was "always trying to make this connection between different ways of producing: film, theater, installations, and videos" - he hoped his "films would have to be seen many times, like objects in the house, like a painting. They have to have a minimum of complexity." [3] Over the years, he taught his own particular brand of film theory, which he explained in his two books Poetics of Cinema 1: Miscellanies (1995) and Poetics of Cinema 2 (2007), and actively engaged in film and video projects with university and film school students in many countries, including the US, France, Colombia, Chile, Italy and Scotland. [9] Ruiz died in August 2011 as a result of complications from a lung infection, having successfully undergone a liver transplant in early 2010 after being diagnosed with a life-threatening tumour. The Presidents of France and Chile both praised him. [10] [11] The Church of Saint George-Paul in Paris held a memorial service which was attended by many notable friends, including Catherine Deneuve, Chiara Mastroianni, Melvil Poupaud, Paulo Branco, Arielle Dombasle, Michel Piccoli and Jorge Edwards. Ruiz's body was then returned to Chile to be buried as specified in his will and a National Day of Mourning was declared in Chile. [12] Ruiz's final completed feature Night Across the Street (2012) was selected to be screened posthumously in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. [13] [14] His widow Valeria Sarmiento, who was also his collaborator and frequent editor for several decades, completed Lines of Wellington (2012), the Napoleonic epic that Ruiz was preparing when he died [15] [16] and the film was in competition for the Golden Lion at the 69th Venice International Film Festival [17] and as a Zabaltegi Special at the 2012 San Sebastián International Film Festival. [18] Both films were also shown at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival [19] and the 2012 New York Film Festival. [20] Raul Ruiz - The Book Of Disappearance The Book Of (7626265043) Zakończona o 8:43 dnia 11.12.2018 r. Parametry. oferta nr 7626265043. Księgarnia anglojęzyczna poleca książkę: Raul Ruiz - The Book Of Disappearance The Book Of The Tractions (Raul Ruiz) Tytuł: Raul Ruiz - The Book Of Disappearance The Book Of The Tractions Autor: Raul Ruiz Wydawca: Dis Voir Data wydania: 2005-01-01 Oprawa: Paperback ISBN: 9782914563192 Ilość stron: 96 Wymiary: 21.59 x 16.51 x 0.64 cm Waga: 258.55g. What could a Moor and a Christian living in the seventeenth century possibly have to write to each other about The answer to that question is found in The Book of Disappearances The Book of the Tractations--an extravagant and playful book-object based on a correspondance that miraculously survived fire and destruction via rodent. These letters are the living testimonial to secret deals and passionate debate between the two communities. By following the thread of vowels and consonants printed in bold type and strung and hidden throughout the main text readers can retrace the story of a captive girl from Marrakech whose story echoes that of the prostitute who incarned Spain in Velasquezs scandal-stirring painting The Allegory of the Expulsion of the Moors. This delicate wonderous and precious book is a real adventure for the reader who attempts to differentiate between the puzzles daring fiction and reality. Raul Ruiz Biography (1941-) Born July 25, 1941, in Puerto Montt, Chile; naturalized French citizen, 1996;father, a ship's captain; married Valeria Sarmiento (a filmmaker and editor). Nationality French Gender Male Occupation Director, producer, writer, editor, production designer, actor Birth Details July 25, 1941 Puerto Montt, Chile. Famous Works. CREDITS Film Director La maleta, 1960 Le retour, 1964 El tango del viudo, 1967 Tres tristes tigres (also known as Three Sad Tigers and Three Trapped Tigers ), 1968 Militarismo y tortura, 1969 La catanaria, 1969 Que hacer? (also known as What Is to Be Done? ), 1970 La colonia penal (also known as The Penal Colony ), 1970 Ahora te vamos a llamar hermano, 1971 La teoria y la practica, 1972 Poesia popular, 1972 Los minuteros, 1972 La expropriacion (also known as The Exproporation ), 1972 El realismo socialista (also known as Socialist Realism ), 1973 Palomita brava, 1973 Palomita blanca (also known as White Dove ), 1973 Abastecimiento (also known as Supply ), 1973 Dialogo de exilados (also known as Dialogue of Exiles and Dialogue d'exiles ), 1974 Sotelo, 1976 La vocation suspendue (also known as The Suspended Vocation ), 1977 Colloque de chiens (also known as Dog's Dialogue ), 1977 L'hypothese du tableau vole (also known as The Hypothesis of the Stolen Painting ), 1978 Les divisions de la nature, 1978 Jeux, 1979 Images de debat, 1979 La ville nouvelle, 1980 Teletests, 1980 Musee Dali, 1980 Fahlstrom, 1980 Le borgne, 1980 The Territory (also known as Le territoire and O territorio ), 1981 Images de sable, 1981 Las tres coronas del marinero (also known as Three Crowns of the Sailor and Les trois couronnes du matelot ), 1982 Querelle des jardins (also known as Gardens Quarrels and War of the Gardens ), 1982 Le petit theatre, 1982 Ombres chinoises, 1982 Het dak van de walvis (also known as On Top of the Whale and Le toit de la baleine ), International Film Circuit, 1982 La ville des pirates (also known as City of Pirates, A cidade dos piratas, and Ville des pirates ), 1983 La ville de Paris, 1983 Point de fuite (also known as Vanishing Point and Pontode fuga ), 1983 Berenice, 1984 L'eveille du pont de l'Alma, 1985 Treasure Island (also known as L'ile au tresor ), 1985 La presence reelle (also known as The Real Presence ), 1985 Les destins de Manoel, 1985 Richard III, 1986 (And editor) Memoire des apparences (also known as Life Is a Dream, Memory of Appearances, La vida es sueo, and La vieest un songe ), International Film Circuit, 1986 Dans un miroir, 1986 Regime sans pain, 1986 (And production designer) Mammame, 1986 Le professeur Taranne, 1987 La chouette aveugle (also known as The Blind Owl ), 1987 "Histoires de glace," Brise-glace, 1987 Tous les nuages sont des horloges (also known as All the CloudsAre Clocks ), 1988 Allegoria, 1988 Il pozzo dei pazzi, 1989. Dennis Grunes. Image: Still from L'eclisse. 1962. Director and writer Michelangelo Antonioni. THREE CROWNS OF THE SAILOR (Râúl Ruiz, 1983) Les trois couronnes du matelot begins in some port town with a murder and a theft. The fair killer-student steals three Danish crowns.
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