@JuanIsidro@kpininimemes Crees que es mejor saber de qué y no el día? Dígase que es en un accidente de carro, te vas a pasar todo el resto de tu vida atormentado desde que te subes o te acercas a un carro, pero si sabes el día de tu muerte vas a vivir lo que te queda de vida libremente, sin miedo.
🎬La Sección Oficial Iberoamericana de @RizomaFestival abarca trabajos como 'La 42', el retrato político del dominicano José María Cabral, que tuvo su estreno mundial en SXSW 2025👇
https://t.co/F5s9MEWC8M
20:30h📍#CinetecaMadrid
¡Os esperamos!
Quentin Tarantino explains why he doesn't like Test Screenings or Sneak Previews:
"Interviewer: Your dialogue has a very particular vitality and rhythm which one associates with comic actors like the Marx Brothers, W. C. Fields, or, recently, Woody Allen, who would try out [his material] in nightclubs. How did you go about gauging their impact?
Tarantino: By measuring their impact on me, on their ability to make me laugh! If I think they’re funny, I think others will have the same reaction. But giving them to an actor is a good test. You can write a line of dialogue you think is side-splitting, but acted it won’t work at all. But in general I’m my own guide. If I read my script to someone else, I can immediately tell what’s not working.
It’s pretty much the same thing with directing. I don’t believe at all in test screenings or sneak previews where you hand out questionnaires to the viewers to get their reactions. Although I like to show my films to the public, we didn’t do any research, on certain ages or groups, for 'Reservoir Dogs' (1992) or 'Pulp Fiction' (1994). I had it put in my contract that there would be no marketing studies. Any director will tell you that you don’t need questionnaires to find out what spectators are feeling.
When you see your film surrounded by all these unknown viewers, you know immediately all you need to know: if it’s funny or not, if it’s too slow or too fast, if it’s moving or not, if you’ve lost your viewers and if you’ll find them again. I don’t give a damn about the specific problems such-and-such a viewer has with a particular scene or character. I don’t care what they think as individuals, what interests me is how they react as an audience. At that moment, there is no critic who could be more severe than myself towards my work."
(Quentin Tarantino's interview with Michel Ciment and Hubert Niogret, 1994)
🎬✨ Caribbean Cinemas y Downtown Center reconocerán este 11 de noviembre la destacada trayectoria del cineasta José María Cabral con su estrella en el Paseo de las Estrellas del Cine Dominicano. @caribbeancine#PaseDelCine2025
Desde el set de su próxima producción, el cineasta José María Cabral celebra que su documental la 42 acaba de alzarse con el Premio al Mejor Largometraje Documental Internacional #cinedominicano
"La 42" gana el Premio del Jurado en el festival In-Edit de Barcelona. Nuestro cine sigue destacando. Un proyecto muy retador y único, se siente muy bien el reconocimiento, @josemariacabral.
We love ❤️ to see it… Congrats @josemariacabral & @lanticastudios on the new project. Jose Maria Cabral is the first director in NYLFF’s history to have two feature films at the festival in one year. This NYLFF 25 Jose Maria directed Tiguere & La 42. Both films were outstanding.
Acclaimed Dominican director José María Cabral begins production this October on "Come Mierda" ("Gut Feelings") at Lantica Studios. Produced by Rafael Elías Muñoz, VP of Production, the film marks a bold new chapter for Cabral and Dominican cinema on the global stage.
Article: https://t.co/WGzWDmTTok
Disculpen mi ignorancia, pero, ¿que quiere decir Luis Días en Marola cuando dice que debajo de la amapola tiene la mula amarrada? Se me ocurren cosas pero no lo tengo claro.
De niño quería ser pelotero. Spoiler: no pasó (aunque tenía “grandes habilidades” 🤪).
Pero ser fan de los @RedSox sí se me da bien.
Al final, uno también puede imitar la fiebre de directores de cine como Spike Lee con los Knicks 😅