It seems there are no limits to offer one of the most anticipated encounters of the year with celluloid from September 22 to 30, this time at the 71st San Sebastián Festival which opens with The Boy and the Heron and James Marsh with Hayao It will be from Miyazaki. Concluding with dance first.
The official section includes new proposals from the directors of The Assistant (Kitty Green) and Holiday (Isabella Eklof) and Jusku’a La Garde (Xavier Legrand), Complicity (Kei Chika-Ura) and Apples (Christos Nikou). ), as well as Tzu-Hui Peng and Ping-Wen Wang’s debut film, A Journey in Spring.
In addition, the French production Un metier sérieux, directed by Thomas Lilti, will be part of the special screening of the competition. Greek director Christos Nico stars in his second film Fingernails starring Jessie Buckley, Riz Ahmed, Jeremy Alan White, Luke Wilson and Annie Murphy, a romantic drama based on an institution that tests whether a couple is Is love true or not?
In addition to the films competing for the Golden Shell, the festival also includes a special screening of the official section, Film un metier serieux, which focuses on François Cluzet, Adèle Exarchopoulos and Vincent Lacoste for portraying everyday life in the literary French language. It depends. School.
These announcements join the list of 11 candidates for the Golden Shell previously highlighted: Maria Alche and Benjamin Nashtatt, Gion Camborda, Robin Campillo, Isabel Coixet, Isabel Harguera, Raven Jackson, Joachim Lafosse, Noah Pritzker, Christy Puiu and Martin Rejtmann.
In addition, Javier Ambrosi and Javier Calvo’s series La Mesias is programmed out of competition; and a special screening of Disparrón al pianista by Fernando Trueba and Javier Mariscal.
Among the participants, after having high-flying figures during its previous 70 editions, Zinemaldia repeated with famous faces in the style of Frenchwoman Juliette Binoche, Irishman Gabriel Byrne, or the president of the official jury, Frenchwoman Claire Denis.
On this occasion, there is a multinational jury that includes Chinese actress Fan Bingbing; Colombian producer and writer Cristina Gallego; French photographer Brigitte Lacombe; Hungarian producer Robert Lantos; Spanish actress Vicky Luengo and German director Christian Petzold.
Joining the group of well-established faces in the seventh art are James Marsh, Todd Haynes, Maite Alberdi, Michel Franco, Matteo Garrone, Justin Triot and Spaniards JA Bayona, Isabel Coixet and Victor Erice.
Actors with long careers also include François Cluzet, Emmanuelle Devos, Griffin Dunne, Aidan Gillen, Mads Mikkelsen, James Norton and Dominic West, who will also participate in the festival’s performances with their films.
Victor Aris will receive the Donostia Award on the 29th, and Javier Bardem will do so in the next edition due to the limitations imposed by the strike called by the United States Actors Guild.
The festival will also recognize the career of Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki, who directed the inaugural film Kimitachi wa do Ikiru ka (The Boy and the Heron).
Among the contemporaries who will select the Perlak Prize (with 50 thousand euros for the public and general prize and 20 thousand euros for the European film) include Maite Alberdi (Infinite Memory), JA Bayona (The Snow Society), Michel Are. Franco (Memory), Matteo Garrone (Io Capitano, Perlak), Craig Gillespie (Dumb Money), Jonathan Glazer (The Zone of Interest), and Todd Haynes (May December).
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