By Sheri Linden Senior Copy Editor/Film Critic About three-quarters of the way through Michel Gondry’s brief, brimming, inspired and liberating new movie, the narrator pauses a tale involving ...
About three-quarters of the way through Michel Gondry’s brief, brimming, inspired and liberating new movie, the narrator pauses a tale involving hammock-stealing squirrels to ask, “Where can ...
About three-quarters of the way through Michel Gondry’s brief, brimming, inspired and liberating new movie, the narrator pauses a tale involving hammock-stealing squirrels to ask, “Where can this ...
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Greg Mottola’s coming-of-age comedy turns the standard plot of boys worrying about their virginity status into a madcap chaos machine. Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse star as ...
The cut-out animated shorts, initially created for his young daughter, have now been compiled into a feature-length film.
Jing Yi’s debut feature won the grand prize of the international jury in Berlin's children's film sidebar, with Gondry's whimsical animation winning over the children's jury. By Scott Roxborough ...
That's my biggest worry.' IMAGE: A scene from Maya, Give Me a Title. French filmmaker Michel Gondry was late in using a smartphone. By his own admission, the Oscar winner (Best Original Screenplay ...
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