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Actor - Donald Sutherland. 99 minute. Creator - Scott B. Smith. directors - Giuseppe Capotondi. Countries - Italy. genre - Drama, Action. You can have what you want, if you do what we say on a dress, wear lipstick and get all Boy George. OK. Celebrities are like mainstream media. all saying the same thing at the same time. Mick Jagger, Dracula, and President Snow. would be a better film lol. How was Your experience making this film. i'm jumpin Jack Flash, it was a gas, gas, gas... Forum sports.

Is this restored version out on standard def DVD, high-def Blu-Ray, or 4K Blu-Ray. Forum classifieds. Forum forum. 3:40 BACH. Since Dracula I knew this guy was gonna get big roles after. That's my new ring tone at 4:27. Can we have a reboot of Grumpy Old Men or The Odd Couple with Mick and Keef? Weekend at Bernie's starring Charlie Watts, maybe. Holy shit, Elton looks like a bad Elton John impersonator in this.

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Forum obituaries. Hows mick jagger still alive ? Lol. By September 7, 2019 How much of the art world is bullshit? All of it? None of it? Some of it? At the beginning of the year, we had the funky art world satire Velvet Buzzsaw to make us wonder about the validity of art, and now at the end of the year we have The Burnt Orange Heresy. This film is much more serious, not at all a satire, with only a few drops of levity and much more drama. Along with heaps of philosophical discussion about art and what really matters and whether any of it is real, or if it's all just a bunch of bullshit yet everyone loves it anyway. The film opens with a thought-provoking presentation by the main character about the importance of criticism, which by the end also completely breaks down art criticism as a nonsensical job that can build up or tear down art that is truly separate (in its truth or purity or originality) than what others say about it. Directed by Giuseppe Capotondi (his second feature after The Double Hour in 2009) it's adapted from Charles Willeford's book of the same name. We're introduced to a cocky art critic named James Figueras, played by Claes Bang (from The Square) who meets a mysterious woman named Berenice Hollis, played by Elizabeth Debicki. The two end up rolling around in bed, then embark on a short trip up to Lake Como in Italy to stay inside the mansion of an eccentric collector, as played by Mick Jagger (of all people - but he does fit the role. The first third and the final third are the weakest part of this film, since the only character that truly gets established with any depth is Figueras, while the rest seem a bit flimsy. I'm sure they have depth, but the film doesn't really establish this in any detailed way. Once at the mansion, they discover a long-lost artist, played by Donald Sutherland, is living nearby and they may have an opportunity to meet and interview him to find out where he has been all these years and perhaps get a glimpse at his latest work. What I find particularly fascinating about this film is that we can't really trust what anyone says in it. Pretty much every last line of dialogue, from every character, is mysterious. And almost none of it can be believed. Everything everyone says can be interpreted as a lie, or a fabrication, or some kind of deceptive statement. And while all of this dialogue has a point, because of course it does, we have to "read between the lines" and work our way around the words themselves to figure out what's really going on. And figure out what they're really trying to say. Maybe when he talks about art being useless, it really means there's something more to it. Or maybe not…? And I love the intrigue of not knowing whether any of what is being said can really be taken at face value or whether we need to dig into it more to find the truth. Much like art (and art criticism. There's also a few obvious references throughout the first half to " Zima Blue. the short story by Alastair Reynolds that was turned into a short animated film in Netflix's " Love, Death & Robots " series this year. The framing of this film involving an art critic / journalist being given a rare opportunity to interview an elusive artist at an estate on the water is the same as in "Zima Blue. And then once they meet the artist, he goes on and on about the color blue - including literally referencing a pool in which he first discovered the most pure color of blue, which is also straight from "Zima Blue. But this all ties in with the bigger ideas that this story, and Willeford's original "The Burnt Orange Heresy" book, addresses, about truth and art and whether any of it means anything, or if it's all a bunch of pointless brush strokes we assign meaning to because we have to. The more I think about it, the more I am in awe of just how much mystery he works into every last scene in this film. It's not just a few scenes, or certain moments with the artist, it's pretty much everything. There's a conversation early on where Figueras admits his opening presentation was all made up, but then he explains some of it wasn't fake some of it is true (but you never know) then later it's brought up again as the artist says there is no truth to it, but then again you start to wonder if some of that truth has been smudged in order to achieve a goal. Or to make a point. A point buried deep within the conversations and ideas here, about how much truth matters or whether the art is all that matters in the end. Whether telling a good story is more important than telling a true story. It really makes you think, and I love that ambiguousness of this. As much as I enjoyed most of the film, the third act almost ruins everything when it goes off the rails and nothing makes sense anymore. Not that it's confusing, but the characters start acting in ways that just don't make sense. And before you know it, things are moving on without much explanation, and then suddenly it's over. It's an unfortunate turn of events in otherwise beguiling, carefully crafted film about the mysteries of art and the big existential question of what does it all mean and what is true. Capotondi's cinematographer David Ungaro thankfully doesn't over-saturate or luxuriate, instead his shots are mostly quite subtle and straightforward which adds to the mystery of the entire story. It has enough texture to pull you in, but never feels too imaginative or surreal. And that is important in order to ground this story in a sense of realism to pull us through it - so we can feel a part of it, and find out how we fit into the conversation ourselves. What do we believe? Of course, there is no answer, but the film succeeds in making us wonder what really is real. Alex's Venice 2019 Rating: 8 out of 10 Follow Alex on Twitter. firstshowing Find more posts: Review, Venice 19 Discover more around the web.

Forum news. Recensione di Paola Casella sabato 7 settembre 2019      James Figueras è un noto critico d'arte che tiene lezioni su tutto ciò che sta dietro un dipinto e sul potere che ha la critica di convincere il pubblico della validità di un'opera: un potere che talvolta fa leva sulla menzogna. Durante una di queste lezioni l'uomo incontra Berenice Hollis, una ragazza americana affascinata dal bel critico e dalla sua competenza. James e Berenice finiscono a letto e lui la invita a trascorrere il fine settimana successivo nella villa di un facoltoso collezionista, Joseph Cassidy, che l'ha convocato per proporgli uno scoop: Cassidy intende infatti dare al critico la possibilità di intervistare Jerome Debney, un leggendario artista che non parla con i media da 50 anni, ovvero da quando un incendio ha distrutto tutte le sue opere, trasformando quella scomparsa nell'essenza stessa del suo gesto artistico. In cambio Cassidy vuole che Figueras rubi per lui uno dei quadri che Debney custodisce nel suo studio, in totale segretezza. The Burnt Orange Heresy è un noir ambientato nel mondo dell'arte, del quale mette in evidenza tutta la spietatezza e l'ambizione. Basato sul best seller omonimo firmato da Charles Willeford, questo film dal titolo incomprensibile (le cui iniziali però costituiscono un acronimo significativo) segna il ritorno al lungometraggio di finzione di Giuseppe Capotondi dopo La doppia ora, del quale riprende le atmosfere algide e rarefatte. Rispetto al romanzo di Willeford l'ambientazione si sposta dalla Florida alla Lombardia, fra Milano e il Lago di Como, ma resta fondamentalmente integra la struttura narrativa, che è la vera forza del film: una trama tesa e coerente che tratta i temi della verità e della menzogna costruendo un congegno ad orologeria nel quale i protagonisti restano incastrati, ognuno in ragione delle proprie debolezze personali. The Burnt Orange Heresy pone agli spettatori la domanda esistenziale: che cosa rimane dopo che sono cadute tutte le maschere? E incalza: come possiamo sopravvivere quando tutto ciò che ci resta in mano si rivela un pugno di mosche? Purtroppo però i dialoghi sono troppo verbosi e letterari, e nel caso di Berenice presuppongono un livello culturale davvero sofisticato, che la ragazza non potrebbe avere dato il suo background. La regia ha ambizioni hitchcockiane evidenziate da dettagli come la pettinatura da "donna che visse due volte" di Berenice e un certo modo di allestire le scene di suspence, e la storia si collocherebbe con onore nel panorama del cinema di genere se non ci fosse a tre quarti una svolta che funzionava nel romanzo, ma è costruita cinematograficamente inserendo variabili visive e reazioni davvero inverosimili. La sequenza demolisce completamente la credibilità pazientemente costruita, creando un danno irreversibile all'insieme. È un peccato, perché fino a quel momento la qualità professionale della regia di Capotondi e dei contributi tecnici (in particolare la fotografia di David Ungaro e i costumi di Gabriella Pescucci) così come la recitazione di un cast interessante che comprende la luminosa Elizabeth Debicki (Berenice) e i due veterani Donald Sutherland (Debney) e Mick Jagger (Cassidy) avevano mantenuto gli standard ad un buon livello internazionale. The Burnt Orange Heresy avrebbe anche potuto dare il suo degno contributo al filone cinematografico ambientato nel mondo dell'arte figurativa, che conta esempi positivi come l'argentino Il mio capolavoro e negativi come l'italiano Colpo d'occhio, ma soprattutto avrebbe aggiunto il suo punto di vista sui rapporti fra artista e aspirante tale, che ha radici lontane (vedi certi racconti di Henry James) e ricadute assai attuali.  Sei d'accordo con Paola Casella? Scrivi a Paola Casella Il tuo commento è stato registrato. Convalida adesso il tuo inserimento. Ti abbiamo appena inviato un messaggio al tuo indirizzo di posta elettronica. Accedi alla tua posta e fai click sul link per convalidare. Chiudi Il tuo commento è stato registrato. Grazie. Chiudi.

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The violins are playing a song recorded by The Verve. Bittersweet Symphony or whatever. The song was a huge hit and made millions, but the band lost it all when they were sued by another band claiming plagiarism. That band. The Rolling Stones. Maybe that's why Mick quips Ya, I like that one as they go past the violins. Hey it's Dracula. Forum show. The Burnt Orange Heresy Look [The Burnt Orange Watch. Watch full movie sub indonesia The Burnt Orange Who movie*The*Burnt*Orange*Heresy*tamilyogi…. Forum 2016. What's sitting atop Elton's head. a cat, a plant, a shepherds pie. Forum free. He has practically everything on his channel. Forum reviews. Here for Mick, 🤘🤘🤘🙋🙋🙋. Plugin not supported. Original title The Burnt Orange Heresy Year 2019 Running time 99 min. Country United Kingdom Director Giuseppe Capotondi Screenwriter Scott B. Smith (Novel: Charles Willerford) Cinematography David Ungaro Cast Claes Bang, Elizabeth Debicki, Donald Sutherland, Mick Jagger, Rosalind Halstead, Alessandro Fabrizi Producer Co-production United Kingdom-United States; Achille Productions / Ingenious Media / MJZ / Rumble Films. Distributed by GEM Entertainment Genre Drama. Thriller. Action Synopsis / Plot Hired to steal a rare painting from one of most enigmatic painters of all time, an ambitious art dealer becomes consumed by his own greed and insecurity as the operation spins out of control. Awards 2019: Venice Film Festival: Official Selection (Out of Competition) Critics' reviews Movie Soulmates' ratings Register so you can access movie recommendations tailored to your movie taste. Friends' ratings Register so you can check out ratings by your friends, family members, and like-minded members of the FA community. Is the synopsis/plot summary missing? Do you want to report a spoiler, error or omission? Please send us a message. If you are not a registered user please send us an email to All copyrighted material (movie posters, DVD covers, stills, trailers) and trademarks belong to their respective producers and/or distributors. For US ratings information please visit.

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