Jimmy Pierce
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For LA-based cinematographers and enthusiasts:
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An Evening With Emmanuel Lubezki: THE TREE OF LIFE
The evening will begin with a clip reel of work from the acclaimed cinematographer, followed by a screening of his latest feature THE TREE OF LIFE, directed by Terrence Malick.
Discussion following the film with Emmanuel Lubezki.
THE TREE OF LIFE
2011, Fox Searchlight, 139 min, USA, Dir: Terrence Malick
A young boy's troubled upbringing in the 1950s and the creation of the Earth are depicted with psychedelic reverence in Terrence Malick's visually operatic meditation on existence. Hunter McCracken stars as Jack, a Waco youth grappling with his relationship with his bristling father (a clench-jawed Brad Pitt, never better) while forming a close unit with his mother (Jessica Chastain, in a radiant performance) and younger brothers (Laramie Epler and Tye Sheridan). Powerful movements from Mozart, Bach and Berlioz (to name only a few) accent the consummate soundtrack, while the designs of famed special effects artist Douglas Trumbull (2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY) offer a staggering and kaleidoscopic crash course on the evolution of the universe. Director of photography Emmanuel Lubezki’s lyrical cinematography is perfectly harmonious with Malick’s poetic style. With Sean Penn.
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If you haven't seen Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life", you are in for a treat. The cinematography is breathtaking, sewn seamlessly with the story.
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An Evening With Emmanuel Lubezki: THE TREE OF LIFE
The evening will begin with a clip reel of work from the acclaimed cinematographer, followed by a screening of his latest feature THE TREE OF LIFE, directed by Terrence Malick.
Discussion following the film with Emmanuel Lubezki.
THE TREE OF LIFE
2011, Fox Searchlight, 139 min, USA, Dir: Terrence Malick
A young boy's troubled upbringing in the 1950s and the creation of the Earth are depicted with psychedelic reverence in Terrence Malick's visually operatic meditation on existence. Hunter McCracken stars as Jack, a Waco youth grappling with his relationship with his bristling father (a clench-jawed Brad Pitt, never better) while forming a close unit with his mother (Jessica Chastain, in a radiant performance) and younger brothers (Laramie Epler and Tye Sheridan). Powerful movements from Mozart, Bach and Berlioz (to name only a few) accent the consummate soundtrack, while the designs of famed special effects artist Douglas Trumbull (2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY) offer a staggering and kaleidoscopic crash course on the evolution of the universe. Director of photography Emmanuel Lubezki’s lyrical cinematography is perfectly harmonious with Malick’s poetic style. With Sean Penn.
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If you haven't seen Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life", you are in for a treat. The cinematography is breathtaking, sewn seamlessly with the story.
