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And Now, Miguel
AND NOW, MIGUEL is known today as the beloved novel by Joseph Krumgold that won the Newberry Medal for excellence in American children's literature in 1954. But few know that the story actually originated as a motion picture for the US Department of State directed by the Academy Award®-winning Krumgold. Magnifice...
AND NOW, MIGUEL is known today as the beloved novel by Joseph Krumgold that won the Newberry Medal for excellence in American children's literature in 1954. But few know that the story actually originated as a motion picture for the US Department of State directed by the Academy Award®-winning Krumgold. Magnificently photographed with an emphasis on local customs and practices, this video debut mastered from the best 35mm material will be an imp...
AND NOW, MIGUEL is known today as the beloved novel by Joseph Krumgold that won the Newberry Medal for excellence in American children's literature in 1954. But few know that the story actually originated as a motion picture for the US Department of State directed by the Academy Award®-winning Krumgold. Magnificently photographed with an emphasis on local customs and practices, this video debut mastered from the best 35mm material will be an important addition to Latino film studies.
Miguel Chavez, 12 years-old, has dreamed of visiting the Sangre de Cristo Mountains since he was very little. This summer, he is going to work hard and pray until his father and grandfather realize that he is ready to take the trip with the rest of the older men. His prayers are granted when his older brother is drafted. His father needs an extra body and grudgingly allows Miguel to accompany them.
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Rocky Marciano, Champion vs. Jersey Joe Walcott, Challenger
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Stardust in Your Eyes
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Colette
The film depicts two remarkable women : the director Yannick Bellon, and in front of the camera, the celebrated writer Colette.
In this modern and captivating portrait, Colette, seated in front of her window which overlooks the Palais Royal, wanders in her memories. We discover with delight the places where she li...
The film depicts two remarkable women : the director Yannick Bellon, and in front of the camera, the celebrated writer Colette.
In this modern and captivating portrait, Colette, seated in front of her window which overlooks the Palais Royal, wanders in her memories. We discover with delight the places where she lived, her cats, her friendship with Cocteau, her love of writing and her playful look on people and life.
Nous voici en présence de deu...
The film depicts two remarkable women : the director Yannick Bellon, and in front of the camera, the celebrated writer Colette.
In this modern and captivating portrait, Colette, seated in front of her window which overlooks the Palais Royal, wanders in her memories. We discover with delight the places where she lived, her cats, her friendship with Cocteau, her love of writing and her playful look on people and life.
Nous voici en présence de deux femmes remarquables : la réalisatrice Yannick Bellon et, devant l’objectif, l’Illustre romancière Colette. Filmée par Yannick Bellon, Colette s’anime, rit, se raconte.
Dans ce portrait moderne et captivant où Colette se promène dans ses souvenirs, assise devant sa fenêtre donnant sur le Palais Royal, on découvre avec ravissement les lieux où elle a habité, ses chats, son amitié avec Jean Cocteau, son amour de l’écriture, son regard espiègle sur les gens et la vie.
Un moment de bonheur poétique. Colette ne disait-elle pas que le cinéma « crée des prodiges de poésie »?
Des années plus tard, Yannick Bellon revit ce tournage et nous fait partager ses souvenirs.
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