|
|
|
|
Films description
Guy Maddin: Waiting for TwilightCanada 1997 / 60’ | director: | Noam Gonick | | screenplay: | Caelum Vatnsdal, Noam Gonick | | cinematography: | Caelum Vatnsdal, Christie Léonard, Noam Gonick | | editing: | Bruce Little | | music: | Jeff Gillman | | cast: | Tom Waits, Pascale Bussières, Shelley Duvall, Frank Gorshin, Alice Krige, Paul Cox, Ian Handford, George Toles, Steve Snyder, Greg Klymkiw | | producer: | Laura Michalchyshyn | | production: | Marble Island Pictures, Wait Inc. | | sales: | Winnipeg Film Group | | awards: | HotDocs Canadian IDF 1998 - Best Arts, Blizzard Awards 1999 - Best Director, Best Screenplay | | language: | English |
Noam Gonick made a documentary about the work on the Twilight of the Ice Nymphs - the film expected to open a new, colourful chapter in Maddin's career which actually brought a series of disappointments for the director and several years of artistic crisis. Gonick discussed Maddin's art with different people, including collaborators who accompanied the director on his first projects - George Toles, Steve Snyder and Greg Klymkiw. The film is narrated by Tom Waits.
Manuelle LaborUSA 2007 / 10’ | director: | Marie Losier, Guy Maddin | | screenplay: | Marie Losier | | cinematography: | Mary Billyou | | editing: | Mary Billyou | | cast: | Juliana Francis, Marie Losier | | producer: | Marie Losier | | language: | English |
When the artist Marie Losier offered to make his film portrait, Guy Maddin refused, but he sent to her a film with his hands, recorded during the work on Odin's Shield Maiden (2007) (I played the entire Caprice by Paganini with my fingers). Losier used this sequence in her short feature, whose style refers to Maddin's art. The carefree life of two sisters is interrupted by a suspicious disorder... 
Barber Gull RubCanada 2007 / 2'30’ | director: | Guy Maddin | | screenplay: | Guy Maddin | | cast: | Darcy Fehr | | editing: | Guy Maddin | | production: | Winnipeg Film Group | | sales: | Winnipeg Film Group | | language: | English |
A short pseudo-documentary devoted to a memorable scene in the Tales from the Gimli Hospital - rubbing a patient's belly with a dead seagull (as Maddin admits - 'borrowed' from Buñuel's The Forgotten Ones - Los Olvidados). Guy Maddin is played by Darcy Fehr, who performed the same role in Cowards Bend the Knee and My Winnipeg.
97 Percent TrueCanada 2008 / 52’ | director: | Angie Bucknell | | cinematography: | Michael Isabell | | editing: | Isabel Sadurni, Chris Ramey | | cast: | Guy Maddin, John Gurdebeke, Jaime Hook, Benjamin Kasulke, Jason Staczek, George Toles | | producer: | Kate Elmore | | production: | The Criterion Collection | | sales: | Criterion | | language: | English |
An interview with Guy Maddin, supplemented with fragments of films. Maddin speaks mainly about Brand Upon the Brain! (the film was made as an addition to the DVD version of this piece), but he returns to his previous films as well, talking about his film and literary inspirations, mentioning a family anecdote. George Toles, John Gurdebeke, Jason Staczek, Jamie Hook, and Benjamin Kasulke speak about their cooperation with Maddin. opracowanie / elaboration: Kuba Mikurda
|
|
|
|
| Navigator |
|
|
July-August 2009
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Search
for film / director / concert:
|
|
Go to the cycle:
|
SELECT A SECTION
|
 |
|
DO YOU KNOW THAT... 
/How it works
WE ARE ON FACEBOOK 