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Un Año De Cine 3.Indd Revista Atticus Cine 3 1 EditorEditoE : Atticus: Nombre del personaje de la novela LuisLuL is José Cuadrado Gutiérrez Matar un ruiseñor de la escritora Harper Lee. Fue llevada al cine protagonizada, magnífi camente, por ColaboradoresColab : Gregory Peck. Atticus Finch representa los valores JoséJoosé Miguel Travieso Alonso Juan de un hombre tolerante, justo, recto que hace lo que DDiegoiego Caballero Oliver Manolo Ma- debe para mantenerse fi rme en sus convicciones con ddridrid IsaacIsaac Huerga ZotesZo Gonzalo Durán López José honradez y valentía. Carlos Nistal Manuel López Benito Íñigo Salinas Je- sús Trapote Marina Caballero del Pozo Noemí Valiente Atticus: es el acrónimo de las artes liberales: Berta Cuadrado Mayoral Gustavo Martín Garzo San- danzA, arquiTectura, pinTura, lIteratura, Cine, tiago Medina Carrillo Javier Burrieza Esther Ben- escultUra y múSica. goecha Inés Mogollón Inés Gutiérrez-Carbajal Juan Antonio Sánchez Hernández Cristy González Lozano Carlos Zeballos Fernando de la Fuente Alejandro Casal Atticus: es la morada de los dioses que suele estar Salvador Robles Guille Silva Ángela Blanco González ubicada en el último piso de las insulae y que solían Belén García Calvo Rubén Gámez Carlos Mayoral Sá disponer de un solarium para el solaz regocijo de su Enrique Diego Blanco Marco Temprano José Gonzá- moradores. lez Torices Ángela Hernádez Benito Gonzalo Salesky Laura Antolín Esteban Leonardo Tamargo Niebla Jorge Atticus: Revista o punto de encuentro o solarium. Alberto Rodríguez Canales Diego Caballero Delgado Francisco Puñal Violeta Izquierdo ALDÁN Zoia Ba- Bienvenido lector. Tienes ante ti el número rash Almudena Martínez Martín Marta Platz Humor gráfi co: Andrés Faro Lalanne Alfredo Martirena J. Morgan Monográfi co 9 de Revista Atticus Fotógrafos colaboradores: Jesús Arenales Rasines Alicia González Chema Conce- Una revista hecha con mucha dedicación, esmero y ca- llón Luis Raimundo García Fernández Jesús González riño. Esperamos que esta publicación sea un víncu- Rogelio García Alonso Chuchi Guerra Leandro Mar- lo de unión entre personas a las que tínez Jano Schmitt Jorge Lázaro Fernández Antonio les gusta disfrutar y promover el arte. Torres Ochoa Enrique Amigo Antonio Rodríguez Luis Laforga Carlos de Francisco Medio Ambiente. Revista Atticus Diseño Portada: es una publicación impresa y también José Miguel Travieso Alonso electrónica. Si estás leyendo la edi- Ilustración: ción digital, antes de imprimir TODA Enrique Diego Blanco Berta Santos Solé Alberto la revista piensa si es eso lo que quieres, si necesitas leer Sobrino Felix Rebollo Iris Caballero Elena González (ELNO) todas las páginas. Piensa que puedes seleccionar las ho- Webmaster: jas que quieras imprimir. Y si encima lo haces por las www.revistaatticus.es dos caras, mucho mejor. Estarás contribuyendo a hacer Rubén García Gamarra un mundo sostenible, es una responsabilidad de todos. Impresión: CarGraf Valladolid Redacción: Revista Atticus C. Hernando de Acuña, 38 - 7 B 47014 Valladolid - España - Teléfono: 983 115762 Portada realizada por José Miguel Travieso. I.S.S.N Ed. Imp: 2173 - 951 X - Ed. Dig: 2174-1301 © 2013 Diciembre Revista Atticus Depóstio Legal: VA - 763 - 2010 © Revista Atticus. Contacto: Vista general de las instalaciones desde donde se elabora Revista Atticus en Parquesol, Valladolid, en un bonito día de fi nales de [email protected] noviembre de 2012 . www.revistaatticus.es 2 Revista Atticus Diciembre 2013 Carta del editor «Quién deja pasar de largo la más bella historia de su vida no tendrá otra edad que la de sus pesares y no habrá suspiro en el mundo capaz de mecerle el alma». Lo que el día debe a la noche l cine es un espectáculo fascínate, único. Siempre se ha dicho que nos permite vivir, ocasional y fi cticiamente, otras vidas que solo en sueños pudiéramos desa- rrollar. Alrededor del cine gira toda una industria cinematográfi ca generadora de una gran riqueza (cosa que algunos de nuestros dirigentes parecen olvidar). Es Enegocio, pero también es ocio. Sobre todo para una gran parte de nosotros el cine es… eso: ocio, divertimento, un pasatiempo cultural que enriquece nuestra vida con cada hora de proyección. Atrás han quedado las míticas películas de la edad de oro hollywoodiense como Los diez mandamientos (Cecil B. DeMille, 1956). Recuerdo asistir al cine Roxy con todo un ritual iniciático y deslumbrante. Mi padre me dejó, junto a mi hermano mayor, a la puerta del cine, con un bocadillo cada uno en el bolsillo (había descanso, ya que la película duraba casi cuatro horas). Ese día, seguro, debía de haber sido fi esta en nuestra familia. Hoy son otras películas, otra tecnología, otro sistema como el 3D (el futuro), y otras salas de cine (u otras formas de ver el cine). El cine Roxy tiene fecha de caducidad, aunque la crisis económica parece haber retrasado el proyecto de convertir esa sala de sueños en otra sala de intereses más crematísticos. Lo cual es una pena. Esperemos que la desapa- rición del cine Roxy no sea ni una metáfora ni una premonición sobre el devenir de una de las grandes industrias de nuestro país: el cine. Vayan al cine. Disfruten del espectáculo. Desde el próximo monográfi co dedicado al cine, establecemos una fecha en concreto: desde el 1 de octubre al 30 de septiembre, marcando como referencia la SEMINCI. Ubi- cados como estamos en el misma ciudad, Valladolid, donde se celebra este prestigioso certamen es normal que recojamos lo que en ella acontece. Hasta la próxima. Luis José Cuadrado Gutiérrez Editor de Revista Atticus [email protected] www.revistaatticus.es Revista Atticus Cine 3 3 Revista Atticus Monográfi co 9 Diciembre 2013 Sumario 3 Carta del editor 4 Sumario Seis puntos sobre Emma de Roberto Pérez Toledo 6 Un feliz acontecimiento de Rèmi Bezançon 10 Ríos Revueltos de Enrique Diego 17 Miel de naranjas de Imanol Uribe 20 Moonrise Kingdom de Wes Anderson 25 Siempre feliz de Anne Sewitsky 32 El Skaylab de Julie Delpy 36 Headhunters de Morten Tyldum 42 Todos tenemos un plan de Ana Piterbarg 47 Una vida mejor de Cèdric Kahn 52 El artista y la modelo de Fernando Trueba 56 El ladrón de palabras de Brian Klugman y Lee Sternthal 66 En la casa de François Ozon 71 Ralf König, rey de los cómics de Rosa von Praunheim 85 La parte de los ángeles de Ken Loach 89 ¡Rompe Ralph! de Rich Moore 93 Cirque du Soleil, mundos lejanos de Andrew Adamson 98 De óxido y hueso de Jacques Audiard 101 4 Revista Atticus Diciembre 2013 The Master de Paul Thomas Anderson 109 Lincoln de Steven Spielberg 115 Bestias del sur salvaje de Benh Zeitlin 125 No de Pablo Larrain 129 Lars y una chica de verdad de Craig Gillespie 133 Blue Valentine de Derek Cianfrance 137 El molino y la cruz de Lech Majewski 142 Tesis sobre un homicidio de Hernán Goldfrid 161 Efectos secundarios de Steven Soderbergh 166 La caza de Thomas Vinterberg 170 Tierra prometida de Gus Van Sant 174 360 Juego de destinos de Fernando Meirelles 179 La mejor oferta de Giuseppe Tornatore 185 Antes del anochecer de Richard Linklater 189 Lo que el día debe a la noche de Alexandre Arcady 198 Han colaborado: Una casa en Córcega Marta Platz de Pierre Duculot 204 Alicia M. Gazo El último concierto Cristy G. Lozano de Yaron Zilberman 208 Juan Matilla Varas Luisjo Cuadrado Mud de Jeff Nichols 218 Cruce de caminos de Derek Cianfrance 223 Adiós al cine Roxy, destacado espacio cultural vallisoletano 231 Revista Atticus Cine 3 5 6 Revista Atticus Diciembre 2013 Seis puntos sobre Emma Ficha Sinopsis Película: Seis puntos sobre Emma. Emma es una joven guapa de apenas treinta años. Es Dirección: Roberto Pérez Toledo. ciega. Trabaja en el Teléfono de la Esperanza porque sabe Interpretación: Verónica Echegui (Emma), Álex Gar- muy bien como brindar esperanza al mundo. Vive en un cía (Germán), Fernando Tielve (Diego), Nacho Aldeguer pequeño apartamento con la única compañía de su perro (Ricky), Mariam Hernández (Lucía), Antonio Velázquez Rosca. Alterna sus novios sin encontrar la persona adecua- (Jorge), Paloma Soroa (Lidia), Beatriz López (Eli), Blanca da. Con su último novio no consigue quedarse embarazada Rodríguez (Reina). con lo cual pone fi n a esa relación e inicia la búsqueda de Guion: Roberto Pérez Toledo y Peter Andermatt. un espermatozoide perfecto, sin complicaciones, sin ena- País: España. Año: 2011. morarse, sin sentimientos. Surgen dos candidatos, por un Duración: 85 min. Género: Drama, romance. lado Germán, sicólogo y terapeuta al que conoce en la te- Producción ejecutiva: Ana Sánchez-Gijón. Música: rapia a la que asiste y el otro será un nuevo vecino, Diego. David Cordero. Fotografía: Juan A. Castaño. Diseño de Lo que en un principio parece un objetivo fácil para Emma producción: Alfonso Ruiz. Vestuario: Gemma García del no lo será tanto al caer en la trampa de su propio juego. Al Álamo. fi nal descubrirá que hay muchas maneras de estar ciega y Distribuidora: Alta Classics. Estreno en España: 11 que la ceguera no solamente radica en sus ojos. Mayo 2012. Califi cación por edades: No recomendada para meno- Comentario res de 7 años. Un comentario en la radio me bastó para animarme a ver esta película. Su director acudió a una de esas entrevis- tas promocionales y consiguió captar mi atención. Me sien- to atraído hacia esas personas que tienen una discapacidad y que son capaces de desenvolverse por la vida. Roberto Pérez es una de ellas. Ve la vida desde un punto de vista más abajo de lo habitual, ya que va en silla de ruedas, pero eso no le hace un minusválido. Narra la vida de una mujer guapa y atrevida, Emma, que es ciega y, circunstancialmen- te, está ciega pues cree que la única manera de solucionar su descontento es siendo madre. La película arranca con una imagen, un tanto habitual en muchas películas, pero que aquí se convierte en leitmo- tiv: Emma tiene una prueba de embarazo y no puede saber si está o no embarazada porque es ciega y su perro, Rosca no se lo puede decir.
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