Sujet Michael Moore, Roi du Monde !
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Sujet de la discussion Posté le 22/05/2004 à 22:21:55Michael Moore, Roi du Monde !
Enfin Roi de Cannes, c'est déjà ça
Fahrenheit 9/11 a été déclaré Palme d'Or ce soir, et ça fait vraiment plaisir de voir l'iconoclaste ex-chômeur tenir la dragée haute à l'Amérique puritaine et conservatrice qui nous débecte.
Pour la peine, je vais me refaire un petit The Big One![:bave:](https://img.audiofanzine.com/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_bave.gif)
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Fahrenheit 9/11 a été déclaré Palme d'Or ce soir, et ça fait vraiment plaisir de voir l'iconoclaste ex-chômeur tenir la dragée haute à l'Amérique puritaine et conservatrice qui nous débecte.
Pour la peine, je vais me refaire un petit The Big One
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Moore's 'Fahrenheit 9/11' wins Cannes award
Saturday, May 22, 2004 Posted: 8:31 PM EDT (0031 GMT)
CANNES, France (AP) -- U.S. filmmaker Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," a scathing indictment of White House actions after the September 11 attacks, won the top prize Saturday at the Cannes Film Festival.
"Fahrenheit 9/11" was the first documentary to win Cannes' prestigious Palme d'Or since Jacques Cousteau's "The Silent World" in 1956.
"What have you done? I'm completely overwhelmed by this. Merci," Moore said after getting a standing ovation from the Cannes crowd.
"Fahrenheit 9/11" took the prestigious Palme d'Or amid sharply divided Cannes moviegoers, who found a solid crop of good movies among the 19 entries in the festival's main competition but no great ones that rose to frontrunner status.
While "Fahrenheit 9/11" was well-received by Cannes audiences, many critics felt it was inferior to Moore's Academy Award-winning documentary "Bowling for Columbine," which earned him a special prize at Cannes in 2002. Some critics had speculated that if "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the top prize, it would be more for the film's politics than its cinematic value.
With Moore's customary blend of humor and horror, "Fahrenheit 9/11" accuses the Bush camp of stealing the 2000 election, overlooking terrorism warnings before September 11 and fanning fears of more attacks to secure Americans' support for the Iraq war.
Moore appears on-screen far less in "Fahrenheit 9/11" than in "Bowling for Columbine" or his other documentaries. The film relies largely on interviews, footage of U.S. soldiers and war victims in Iraq, and archival footage of Bush.
The best-actress award went to Maggie Cheung for her role in "Clean" as a junkie trying to straighten out her life and regain custody of her young son after her rock-star boyfriend dies of a drug overdose.
Fourteen-year-old Yagira Yuuya was named best actor for the Japanese film "Nobody Knows," in which he plays the eldest of four sibling raised in isolation, who must take charge of the family when their mother leaves.
The directing and writing prizes went to French filmmakers. Tony Gatlif won the directing honor for "Exiles," his road-trip about a couple on a sensual journey from France to Algeria.
Agnes Jaoui and her romantic partner, Jean-Pierre Bacri, won the screenplay award for "Look at Me," their study in self-image centering on an overweight young woman who feels neglected by loved ones. Jaoui and Bacri also co-star.
Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul's "Tropical Malady" -- widely regarded by Cannes audiences as a snoozer for its elongated scenes of a man wandering a jungle alone, with no dialogue -- won the festival's third-place jury prize.
Another jury prize went to Irma P. Hall for her role as an elderly Southern woman who foils a casino robbery in the Coen brothers' crime comedy "The Ladykillers," starring Tom Hanks as the heist's ringleader.
Keren Yedaya's "Or," about a Tel Aviv prostitute in failing health and her teenage daughter, won the Golden Camera award for best film by a first-time director. The U.S.-born Yedaya, who grew up in Israel, conducts lectures about the problems of prostitution for government officials and mental-health professionals.
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Moore's 'Fahrenheit 9/11' wins Cannes award
Saturday, May 22, 2004 Posted: 8:31 PM EDT (0031 GMT)
CANNES, France (AP) -- U.S. filmmaker Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," a scathing indictment of White House actions after the September 11 attacks, won the top prize Saturday at the Cannes Film Festival.
"Fahrenheit 9/11" was the first documentary to win Cannes' prestigious Palme d'Or since Jacques Cousteau's "The Silent World" in 1956.
"What have you done? I'm completely overwhelmed by this. Merci," Moore said after getting a standing ovation from the Cannes crowd.
"Fahrenheit 9/11" took the prestigious Palme d'Or amid sharply divided Cannes moviegoers, who found a solid crop of good movies among the 19 entries in the festival's main competition but no great ones that rose to frontrunner status.
While "Fahrenheit 9/11" was well-received by Cannes audiences, many critics felt it was inferior to Moore's Academy Award-winning documentary "Bowling for Columbine," which earned him a special prize at Cannes in 2002. Some critics had speculated that if "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the top prize, it would be more for the film's politics than its cinematic value.
With Moore's customary blend of humor and horror, "Fahrenheit 9/11" accuses the Bush camp of stealing the 2000 election, overlooking terrorism warnings before September 11 and fanning fears of more attacks to secure Americans' support for the Iraq war.
Moore appears on-screen far less in "Fahrenheit 9/11" than in "Bowling for Columbine" or his other documentaries. The film relies largely on interviews, footage of U.S. soldiers and war victims in Iraq, and archival footage of Bush.
The best-actress award went to Maggie Cheung for her role in "Clean" as a junkie trying to straighten out her life and regain custody of her young son after her rock-star boyfriend dies of a drug overdose.
Fourteen-year-old Yagira Yuuya was named best actor for the Japanese film "Nobody Knows," in which he plays the eldest of four sibling raised in isolation, who must take charge of the family when their mother leaves.
The directing and writing prizes went to French filmmakers. Tony Gatlif won the directing honor for "Exiles," his road-trip about a couple on a sensual journey from France to Algeria.
Agnes Jaoui and her romantic partner, Jean-Pierre Bacri, won the screenplay award for "Look at Me," their study in self-image centering on an overweight young woman who feels neglected by loved ones. Jaoui and Bacri also co-star.
Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul's "Tropical Malady" -- widely regarded by Cannes audiences as a snoozer for its elongated scenes of a man wandering a jungle alone, with no dialogue -- won the festival's third-place jury prize.
Another jury prize went to Irma P. Hall for her role as an elderly Southern woman who foils a casino robbery in the Coen brothers' crime comedy "The Ladykillers," starring Tom Hanks as the heist's ringleader.
Keren Yedaya's "Or," about a Tel Aviv prostitute in failing health and her teenage daughter, won the Golden Camera award for best film by a first-time director. The U.S.-born Yedaya, who grew up in Israel, conducts lectures about the problems of prostitution for government officials and mental-health professionals.
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42 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 05:15:37
> Aquarius, je te rejoins un peu. Moore a été encensé à Hollywood, son émission TV est ultra connuee aux states depuis des années. Cela dit, ça reste un 'vrai' militant, je crois. Ca fait des années qu'il fait son truc, il a pas attrappé un train en route.
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43 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 09:13:29
J'ai vérifié, Dom t'as raison, le titre c'était bien "un coupable idéal".
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44 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 10:07:26
Citation : Aquarius, je te rejoins un peu. Moore a été encensé à Hollywood, son émission TV est ultra connuee aux states depuis des années. Cela dit, ça reste un 'vrai' militant, je crois. Ca fait des années qu'il fait son truc, il a pas attrappé un train en route.
Oui et alors???
En prenant position contre l'armée américaine en Irak il risque sa carrière et même sa vie...
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45 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 13:43:11
Citation :
En prenant position contre l'armée américaine en Irak il risque sa carrière et même sa vie...
Attention, toi aussi, là.
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C'te vieille parano.... Sa carrière, il l'a batie justement contre des gens comme bush, depuis toujours. Ses émissions tv nation et cie sont des succés depuis super longtemps.
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46 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 13:47:10
Au moins, il a déjà le mérite de dire et faire ce que d'autres avec les mêmes outils médiatiques ne diront et ne feront jamais ![:!:](https://img.audiofanzine.com/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_exclaim.gif)
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47 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 13:49:57
Ouais, d'accord, mais le rapport avec cannes ?
C'est pas comme si moore n'avait pas déjà un énorme succés. Bowline for columbine a rapporté plus de 150 millions de dollars, par exemple.
C'est pas comme si moore n'avait pas déjà un énorme succés. Bowline for columbine a rapporté plus de 150 millions de dollars, par exemple.
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48 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 14:10:14
Citation : Ouais, d'accord, mais le rapport avec cannes ?
Euh, bah ils l'ont élu pour ses couilles![:mrg:](https://img.audiofanzine.com/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_mrgreen.gif)
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49 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 14:13:34
Mouais, enfin à son niveau de reconnaissance... Il est intouchable, ce gars. C'est vraiment une des coqueluches des media de gauche aux states. Il fait pas dans la dentelle.
Cannes, c'est du cinéma. Elire qqn pour ses couilles, ben... Ca fait franchement récupérage, quoi.
Cannes, c'est du cinéma. Elire qqn pour ses couilles, ben... Ca fait franchement récupérage, quoi.
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50 Posté le 23/05/2004 à 14:15:20
Citation : Cannes, c'est du cinéma. Elire qqn pour ses couilles, ben... Ca fait franchement récupérage, quoi.
J'aime bien le boulot de Tarantino mais il est sûrement pour qqchose dans ce choix, je suppose qu'il sentait pas trop la asiatic branch![:noidea:](https://img.audiofanzine.com/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/noidea.gif)
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