MONDAYS TBA'S AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS
SPECIAL ADDED PROGRAMS:
At the Pierre: Volker Sclondorf's Voyager @ 4:00pm
The Fabulous Baron Munchausen @ 7:00pm
TBAs by Venue
The Palm
Una @ 1:00pm
Moonlight @ 3:15pm
Sully @ 6:00pm
Lost in Paris @ 8:15pm
The Galaxy
Things to Come @ 3:00pm
Manchester by the Sea @ 5:30pm
The Chuck
Through the Wall @3:30pm
Toni Erdmann @5:45pm
The Zog
The Eagle Huntress @1:00pm (Free)
Arrival @ 3:45pm
La La Land @ 6:45pm
Sheridan Opera House
I Called Him Morgan @ 9:00am
Frantz @ 3:00pm
Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer @ 5:30pm
California Typewriter @ 8:00pm
The Nugget
Bright Lights @ 1:00pm
Mifune: The Last Samurai @ 3:15pm
Chasing Trane @ 5:15pm
Neruda @ 7:45pm
The Masons
The Pagnol Trilogy @ 1:30pm, 4:00pm, 6:45pm
The Pierre
Calling Cards @1:30pm (Free)
Other programming is above in the Special Programming section
The Backlot (all programs free)
The Fanatic Heart: Bob Geldof and WB Yeats @ 9:15am
Beauties of the Night @ 1:00pm
The Family Whistle @ 3:30pm
Bernadtte Lafont @ 5:00pm
Cool Cats @ 7:30pm
PICS OF THE DAY
Via the CEO Kristy Patterson;
Bryan Cranston from Wakefield's Q and A:
DAY THREE COMMENTS
Toni Erdmann...funny...ver funny and touching but a meandering second act and a third act that strains credulity. That said, it's still very good.
Una...Rooney Mara is outstanding in this adaption of the Davod Harrower play Blackbird (which I saw in June with Michelle Williams and Jeff Daniels). Ben Mendelsohn gets acted off the screen (imho). Frankly I'd love to ahve seen a Daniels/Mara film version and something script-wise closer to the stage version.
Wakefield...I liked this quite a lot though the heavy use of voice over may challenge some viewers. Bryan Cranston carries the load with Jennifer Garner giving solid support.
Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer. I liked it quite a bit too. Solid performances from richard Gere and company especially Lior Ashkenazi as the Prime Minister of Israel.
Oscar prospects from Sunday: Mara for Una, Erdmann for Best Foreign Language Film.
AND ON THE FOURTH DAY
MTFB sleeps a bit and then...
11:00 Labor Day Picnic
12:00 Noon Convo in Town Park
1:00pm Bleed for This (The Chuck)
3:30pm Through the Wall (The Chuck)
8:15pm Lost in Paris (Palm)
DON'T FORGET...
Time to start thinking about rating those films you've seen this weekend. Send them in on a 1 to 5 scale with 1 being "putrid" ad 5 being"poifect". The People's Telluride composite ratings will be posted here in a week to ten days.
Send ratings to...
mpgort@gmail.com
michael_speech@hotmail.com
Twitter @Gort2
or as a comment to this blog.
SPECIAL ADDED PROGRAMS:
At the Pierre: Volker Sclondorf's Voyager @ 4:00pm
The Fabulous Baron Munchausen @ 7:00pm
TBAs by Venue
The Palm
Una @ 1:00pm
Moonlight @ 3:15pm
Sully @ 6:00pm
Lost in Paris @ 8:15pm
The Galaxy
Things to Come @ 3:00pm
Manchester by the Sea @ 5:30pm
The Chuck
Through the Wall @3:30pm
Toni Erdmann @5:45pm
The Zog
The Eagle Huntress @1:00pm (Free)
Arrival @ 3:45pm
La La Land @ 6:45pm
Sheridan Opera House
I Called Him Morgan @ 9:00am
Frantz @ 3:00pm
Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer @ 5:30pm
California Typewriter @ 8:00pm
The Nugget
Bright Lights @ 1:00pm
Mifune: The Last Samurai @ 3:15pm
Chasing Trane @ 5:15pm
Neruda @ 7:45pm
The Masons
The Pagnol Trilogy @ 1:30pm, 4:00pm, 6:45pm
The Pierre
Calling Cards @1:30pm (Free)
Other programming is above in the Special Programming section
The Backlot (all programs free)
The Fanatic Heart: Bob Geldof and WB Yeats @ 9:15am
Beauties of the Night @ 1:00pm
The Family Whistle @ 3:30pm
Bernadtte Lafont @ 5:00pm
Cool Cats @ 7:30pm
PICS OF THE DAY
Via the CEO Kristy Patterson;
Bryan Cranston from Wakefield's Q and A:
And Richard Gere from Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer Q and A:
DAY THREE COMMENTS
Toni Erdmann...funny...ver funny and touching but a meandering second act and a third act that strains credulity. That said, it's still very good.
Una...Rooney Mara is outstanding in this adaption of the Davod Harrower play Blackbird (which I saw in June with Michelle Williams and Jeff Daniels). Ben Mendelsohn gets acted off the screen (imho). Frankly I'd love to ahve seen a Daniels/Mara film version and something script-wise closer to the stage version.
Wakefield...I liked this quite a lot though the heavy use of voice over may challenge some viewers. Bryan Cranston carries the load with Jennifer Garner giving solid support.
Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer. I liked it quite a bit too. Solid performances from richard Gere and company especially Lior Ashkenazi as the Prime Minister of Israel.
Oscar prospects from Sunday: Mara for Una, Erdmann for Best Foreign Language Film.
AND ON THE FOURTH DAY
MTFB sleeps a bit and then...
11:00 Labor Day Picnic
12:00 Noon Convo in Town Park
1:00pm Bleed for This (The Chuck)
3:30pm Through the Wall (The Chuck)
8:15pm Lost in Paris (Palm)
DON'T FORGET...
Time to start thinking about rating those films you've seen this weekend. Send them in on a 1 to 5 scale with 1 being "putrid" ad 5 being"poifect". The People's Telluride composite ratings will be posted here in a week to ten days.
Send ratings to...
mpgort@gmail.com
michael_speech@hotmail.com
Twitter @Gort2
or as a comment to this blog.
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