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Yves Klein - La revolution bleue film In this electric and celebratory documentary, filmmakers Guto Barra and Beco Dranoff chronicle America’s embracing and internalization of Brazilian music over the years. BEYOND IPANEMA features every relevant artist from Carmen Miranda to Devendra Banhart.

Yves Klein - La revolution bleue video Director James Ronald Whitney takes the reality television craze to the outer limits in this motion picture, which at once parodies the antics of shows such as FEAR FACTOR and PUNK'D while pushing the envelope of both the concept and his participants. After auditioning several hundred New Yorkers, Whitney recruits a cast of three men and three women to perform various stunts around the city, most of which involve nudity or sexual situations, with the cast member who is judged as the best walking home with a prize of $10,000. But how far are the participants willing to go in pursuit of money and their 15 minutes of fame? And what does their combination of ambition and lack of inhibition tell us about the people willing to literally bare all without the clear promise of a reward? GAMES PEOPLE PLAY: NEW YORK was the first in a projected series of three similar films from Whitney, with installments from Hollywood and the Bible Belt in the works.

Yves Klein - La revolution bleue movie Mississippi native Charles Burnett directs this quirky romantic comedy starring James Earl Jones as Fish, a retired Jamaican janitor who has spent the last ten years of his life in and out of mental institutions. Although he is still haunted by an inner demon, whom he believes embodies pure evil, Fish lives in a ramshackle boarding house in Los Angeles run by a warmhearted and eccentric widow (Margot Kidder in ...

Yves Klein - La revolution bleue TR COMING SOON TO HOME VIDEO In Erick Zonca's powerfully nihilistic 63-minute short, THE LITTLE THIEF, a young man who has stopped caring about everything--his drab but decent suburban life in France, his job in a local bakery, his mildly devoted girlfriend--runs off with a group of delinquent boys. They hang around a boxing club and do odd jobs for a group of older boys who pay them. Somehow, for the self-destructive protagonist, this life is better than ...

Yves Klein - La revolution bleue video The minds at Pixar take Buzz Lightyear's catchphrase, "To infinity and beyond!" to heart in this 3-D release of Pixar's first feature-length film. More than a decade has passed since TOY STORY was originally released in theaters, but the animated film about a group of toys hasn't lost any of its luster in the passing years. For the 3-D edition, director John Lasseter returns to his masterpiece to make sure that the company's film is of ...

Yves Klein - La revolution bleue film James Cameron's AVATAR continues with this third installment detailing the continuing dramatic adventures of the Na-vi, the alien race of Pandora. Cameron once again writes and directs for 20th Century Fox.

Yves Klein - La revolution bleue review An experienced lothario schools a clueless collection of would-be Romeos in the art of seducing women who typically wouldn't give them the time of day. Smooth-talking Philippe knows all the right words to talk a woman straight into the bedroom, and he's ready to share his secrets of seduction with the world. Though his students may seem hopeless, Philippe is confident he can shape them into seasoned ladykillers. But is Philippe truly the master womanizer he ...