Joel, do we have screeners for ANTONIO LOPEZ 1970: or UN TRADUCTOR? I
see a trailer for ANTONIO LOPEZ on Vimeo and a trailer and interview
realted to UN TRADUCTOR on youtube.
Clif
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ANTONIO LOPEZ 1970:
SEX FASHION & DISCO
directed by James Crump | USA | 2017 | English | 90 min.
TEASER TRAILER [3]
WORLD PREMIERE - BFI London Film Festival
US PREMIERE and WINNER, GRAND JURY PRIZE - DOC NYC
OFFICIAL SELECTION - International Documentary Festival Amsterdam
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Sarasota Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Seattle Int'l Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival
OPENING SEPTEMBER 14 IN NYC
AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING NOW
_Antonio Lopez 1970: Sex Fashion & Disco_ is a time capsule of Paris
and New York between 1969 and 1973 as viewed through the eyes of
Antonio Lopez (1943-1987), the dominant fashion illustrator of the
time. A native of Puerto Rico and raised in The Bronx, Antonio was a
seductive arbiter of style and glamour who, beginning in the 1960s,
brought elements of the urban street to a postwar fashion world
desperate for change and diversity. Counted among Antonio’s
discoveries—muses of the period—were iconic beauties such as
Grace Jones, Jessica Lange, and Jerry Hall, as well as Warhol
Superstars Donna Jordan, Jane Forth and Patti D’Arbanville.
Antonio’s inner circle was also comprised of his romantic and
creative partner, Juan Ramos, makeup artist Corey Tippin,
photographer Bill Cunningham, and rival designers Karl Lagerfeld and
Yves Saint-Laurent. All these characters and more come together to
create a vivid portrait of Antonio Lopez and the revolutionary
fashion world he helped create.
• “James Crump vividly renders not only the biography of the
groundbreaking artist, photographer and videographer and his onetime
lover and ever-present collaborator Juan Ramos but also the look and
feel of a a bittersweet and all-too-brief era that would shape so
much of the future of fashion.”
- THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
• “No question, Antonio Lopez embodied the energy, sensuality,
and possibility of the time. For those of us who weren’t there,
filmmaker James Crump’s dazzling new documentary, Antonio Lopez
1970: Sex Fashion & Disco, does a spectacular job of returning us to
the swirling scene of bohemian sophisticates, to the frenetic
late-night Manhattan studio where Lopez drew, and to a social
revolution that was bubbling up in the cultural capitals of America
and Europe. Crump’s film isn’t just fun to watch; it’s an
essential reminder of an artist and innovator who has been largely
forgotten (Lopez died at age 44 in 1987 of AIDS; Ramos died in 1995
of AIDS).”
- INTERVIEW MAGAZINE
UN TRADUCTOR
directed by Rodrigo & Sebastian Barriuso | Cuba | 2018 | 107 min.
CLIP
WORLD PREMIERE - Sundance Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - San Francisco Int'l Film Festival
OPENING FALL 2018
AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING NOW
1989. In the wake of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, Malin (Rodrigo
Santoro, _300_, _Love Actually_, _Westworld_), a Russian literature
professor at The University of Havana, is sent to translate between
Cuban doctors and children sent from the USSR for medical treatment.
Just as he adapts to his new job, the Berlin Wall falls and Cuba
enters the deepest economic crisis the island has ever known. But
Malin is now so entrenched in the lives of the Chernobyl Children
that he doesn’t notice his young family suffering.
• “_Un Traductor_ is a sensitive, eye-opening account that could
travel widely. Shot in Havana, with vivid contributions from
production designers Zazu Myers and Juan Carlos Sánchez Lezcano,
the film captures the distinctive time-capsule quality of an
isolated country, where many aspects of the story's 1989–90
setting bear the mark of earlier decades. The Barriusos' film
addresses a specific set of events, but as it unfolds at the
intersection of socialist ideals, economic realities and personal
ambitions, it's a timeless portrait of what it means to be a cog in
the wheel of a single-party regime.”
- THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
• “Taking a personal and poignant approach to real-life events,
_Un Traductor_ translates the treatment of Chernobyl victims in Cuba
into a tenderly told drama... resonates with genuine emotion.”
- SCREEN
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