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Antichrist in official selcetion at cannes

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Hi Folks !

Wanted to let you know, if you didnt saw it already, that Lars von Triers "Antichrist" is in the official selection at the cannes film festival. Are more shot on RED productions there ?

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rainer
 
Rainer,

thanks,

great news,

btw, just curious as always, are some of "your" productions there too???!!!

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Sorry, I just saw there is nothing like that at the official selection >>>link>>>
 
we had "Lourdes" of Jessica Hausner and "Na Putu" of Jasmila Zbanic sent to the jury, but no luck..... hopefully we get into Locarno or Venice.....
 
we had "Lourdes" of Jessica Hausner and "Na Putu" of Jasmila Zbanic sent to the jury, but no luck..... hopefully we get into Locarno or Venice.....

Rainer,

good luck for Locarno, Venice,...!
 
Just saw this film in the theatre... holy... perhaps the best Red photography ever and also the best Phantom sequences of any movie.... just an amazing film... definitely not a date movie.

IBloom
 
It made a come back to our cinema this week. It was RED Week at the cinema. We had two screens of District 9, Two Gamer and one Antichrist. Its nice to know that five out of twelve screens were shot on RED.

Rainer was the Slow-Mo intro shot on the Phantom or RED..?
 
B/W Intro is Phantom

The whole scene was beautifully done. The film was fantastic. Can't say I liked it, but again as with most of Von Triers films, they aren't meant to be liked, just experienced.

My two favourite films this year are both RED (without bias) - D9 and Antichrist. Both very intense films.
 
Just about all the slow motion in the film is Phantom. It looks like they had one on the set almost every day. If you've had a lot of experience exposing for that camera you'll realize how amazing the Phantom work in the film is.

IBloom
 
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