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perhaps the film that best encapsulates the filipino penchant for existentialist drama and food is swiss miss by an outfit called cinemalaya (the group was responsible for the film making company cinema one and later, the cinemalaya independent film festival). though not much of a mover, this film has received some deserved critical acclaim and, since its 1999 debut, has been a constant presence at the filipino film festival circuit. as in babettes feast, swiss miss is an exploration of the meaning of life. in this case, its centering on the story of a young swiss woman (played with understated grace by swiss actress daniela rundlet) who immigrates to the philippines in search of a better life. from the outset, the film highlights how tricky it is for the swiss to make the transition from their own culture to a new one, and how, in the case of the swiss in the philippines, that culture is much more predominant. ella quizon
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with his virtually oscar-winning, career-defining performance in paris texas (1984), harry dean stanton left no doubt that he was a major cinematic talent. in the ensuing quarter-century, he has made some of the most important and personal films ever made, movies such as the cannes-winning twice a man (1995) and the acclaimed 2000 palme dor winner lazzaro felice, and along the way, has become one of the most sought-after actors of his generation. andy beta
the italian neo-realist movement was a reaction to the slick, glossy, self-conscious 1950s and 60s hollywood cinema that had become the norm for the american studio system. there was no way, they felt, that such a uniform, homogenized approach could possibly sustain their art-house cinema, and so they took their cues from french filmmakers (most notably jean-luc godard), using what they took to be the artistic achievements of these movies to expand and shape their own work. in italy, these filmmakers were the tommaso di salviatis, the federico fellinis, and the lamberto pasillis. in north america, this mode of filmmaking was codified under the name of european new wave, although in an attempt to put the new wave in a more positive light, it was popularized as the french new wave.
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