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Candidato agli Oscar del 2018 come miglior lungometraggio d'animazione e vincitore del Premio del Pubblico al Festival d'Annecy, il film Loving Vincent, diretto dalla regista polacca Dorota Kobiela, è un incontro straordinario tra arte e cinema, un'esperienza visiva davvero unica nel suo genere. 

Mit dem Animationsfilm „Das Flüstern der Felder“ haben Dorota Kobiela und Hugh Welchman den Roman "Die Bauern" adaptiert. Sie wollten die Geschichte der jungen Jagna erzählen, so Welchman. Dafür mussten viele Subplots des Romans gestrichen werden. Welchman, Hugh www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Vollbild

Le Cercle diffusé le 22 marsChroniqueurs : Chloé Caye, Clément Schmidt, Marie Sauvion, Philippe Rouyer, Simon RiauxInvitée : Christine AngotHors saison de Stéphane BrizéVampire humaniste cherche suicidaire consentant d'Ariane Louis-Seize La Jeune fille et les paysans de Dorota Kobiela et Hugh WelchmanMaster Gardener sur Canal+Averroès et Rosa Parks de Nicolas PhilibertScène de fin : Oppenheimer de Christopher Nolan (diff Canal+) Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

De Michel Delage, d'Vesna Andonovic an de Jeff Schinker beschwätzen: "Dune 2" (Denis Villeneuve), "Bâtiment 5" (Ladj Ly) an "The Peasants" (Dorota Kobiela a Hugh Welchman). Diskutéiert ginn och "Day of the Tiger" an "Toll", déi um Luxfilmfest an der Kompetitioun lafen.

Ep. 206: Eric Hynes on Toronto 2023: The Pigeon Tunnel, The Holdovers, The Peasants, American Fiction, Gonzo Girl Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw. I'm your host, Nicolas Rapold. As the fall season kicks off, I have a few more titles—some slated for release in the coming months, others yet to be distributed—plucked from the ranks of the Toronto International Film Festival. I talked with Eric Hynes, curator of film at Museum of the Moving Image, about Errol Morris's The Pigeon Tunnel, Alexander Payne's The Holdovers, Cord Jefferson's American Fiction, Patricia Arquette's Gonzo Girl, and The Peasants, from Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman. Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Photo by Steve Snodgrass

Sage returns for his next pick as we review Loving Vincent, a movie about Vincent Van Gogh, animated by hand-painted oil paintings. This episode was recorded during the first Friday of March Madness so basketball is a small topic but the main focus of the "post-credit" portion of the podcast. The three talk about the gorgeous animation, the lackluster story, and more! This movie was directed by Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman. GD4AM: 87/100 IMDb: 7.8/10 Metacritic: 62/100 RT: 62% In a story depicted in oil-painted animation, a young man comes to the last hometown of painter Vincent van Gogh to deliver the troubled artist's final letter and ends up investigating his final days there. This movie is currently streaming on AMC+. NEXT MOVIE REVIEW: Donnie Brasco (1997) currently available for rent on most VOD platforms.

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Keistuolių teatras grįžta į savo gimtuosius namus – atnaujintą salę sostinės spaudos rūmuose ir pristato naują sezoną.Pokalbis apie dirbtinio intelekto kuriamą poeziją su Artūru Dubaka.34-ojo festivalio „Vilnius Jazz“ scenoje 18-asis apdovanojimo „Už nuopelnus Lietuvos džiazui“ laureatas. Juo tapo LRT režisierius Petras Savickis„Oskaro” nominaciją pelniusios biografinės dramos „Jūsų Vincentas” režisierė Dorota Kobiela kartu su prodiuserių kompanija „BreakThru Films“ kuria naują tapytos animacijos filmą „Kaimiečiai” pagal Nobelio prizu apdovanotą Vladislavo Reimonto romaną.Dramaturgė, režisierė ir aktorė - Teklė Kavtaradzė. Teatre išbandė kone visas pozicijas. Kodėl T. Kavtaradzė tokia neabejinga teatrui?Ved. Marius Eidukonis

Acerca de dos películas que abordan la vida y la obra de Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890): “Loving Vincent” (2017), de Dorota Kobiela (1978) y Hugh Welchman (1975); y “Van Gogh: En la puerta de la eternidad” (2018), de Julian Schnabel (1951). También se hace mención de dos libros: “Cartas a Theo”, del propio Van Gogh y la biografía escrita por Pierre Leprohon (1903-1993) que lleva como título el nombre del pintor.

On the podcast this week, Steven and Sean are trying to make a postal delivery from the late, great Vincent van Gogh, but end up getting caught up with solving quite the mystery with the 2017 film from Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman, Loving Vincent. Man, we feel wiped out just watching this film. How impossibly exhausting must it have been to create all the thousands upon thousands of hand-painted oil works that make up this astonishing thing? I mean, sure, the artists who worked on this one must have enjoyed doing the work. It’s not like they were forced to paint an entire film at gunpoint. At least, I hope that’s not what happened. Those poor artists, if that was the case. But it probably wasn’t. Maybe. Technical stuff aside for a moment, this film is a clever way to introduce people to the life and story of now-über renowned artist Vincent van Gogh. In his time, though, he was hardly known, save for a small handful of people who were either delighted by his eccentric personality or disgusted by it. He painted so much beauty, but never sold any of it. He lived a tragic, painful life that ended all too abruptly. It’s a shame that’s how things ended for him given how appreciated he became. We get to experience all this through the eyes and travels of one Armand Roulin, whose father, Joseph Roulin, was Vincent’s postman and friend. Joseph tasks Armand with delivering one final letter to Vincent’s brother, Theo. While trying to find Theo, Armand meets an assortment of unique people who knew Vincent, whom all tell stories about his life. Through these interactions we learn more about the person Vincent was, and not just the legend he became. It’s a lovely, melancholy story told in such a unique fashion: the entire damn film is done in oil paint! Every single second. Every single frame! It’s all a living, moving work of painted art. It really is phenomenal, and is something that everyone should experience. We tend to think of animated films as something that’s drawn with a pencil or molded with a computer, but this one is crafted by a brush. It’s special, engaging, and worth your time. (Recorded on March 01, 2021) Links to Stuff We Mentioned: Loving Vincent - IMDb Loving Vincent trailer - YouTube Vincent van Gogh - Wikipedia Complete Timey Wimey Don't Blink Speech | Doctor Who - YouTube Scrooged - IMDb Tommy Boy - IMDb Avatar - IMDb Avengers: Endgame - IMDb James Cameron - IMDb Halo (franchise) - Wikipedia Who Framed Roger Rabbit - IMDb Studio Ghibli - Wikipedia My Neighbor Totoro - IMDb Josh Brolin - IMDb The IT Crowd - IMDb Chris O'Dowd - IMDb Saoirse Ronan - IMDb Jerome Flynn - IMDb Douglas Booth - IMDb Doctor Who - IMDb Vincent and the Doctor | Doctor Who - IMDb Vincent Van Gogh Visits the Gallery | Doctor Who - YouTube (Richard Curtis wrote this episode and Sean thanks him very much. Richard’s got a nice French-style double cheek kiss coming his way in the future.) Paul Gachet - Wikipedia Theo van Gogh (art dealer) - Wikipedia J. Paul Getty Museum Irises - Getty Museum Richard Linklater - IMDb Waking Life - IMDb A Scanner Darkly - IMDb Keanu Reeves - IMDb Robert Downey Jr. - IMDb Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet - IMDb A Hidden Life - IMDb Terrence Malick - IMDb Follow Us: Give us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! Our Libsyn site! Our Instagram profile! Our Twitter profile!

Listen to librarians Jordan, Megan & David chat about these titles available to borrow free from your library: Animorphs by K.A. Applegate (4:22): https://ohdbks.overdrive.com/search?query=animorphs Loving Vincent directed by Hugh Welchman & Dorota Kobiela (7:10): https://www.hoopladigital.com/title/12066991 Portlandia created by Fred Armisen, Carrie Brownstein & Jonathan Krisel (9:31): https://tinyurl.com/portlandia-WPL

É muito provável que você já tenha ouvido falar sobre algum dos muitos métodos de autocuidado ou autoajuda que parecem estar na moda de alguns anos pra cá. Seja numa propaganda nas redes sociais ou através daquele amigo ou amiga que adotou algum método pra vida dele e acha que você também deveria adotar pra sua, certo? Quando lê ou ouve alguém falar sobre autocuidado ou autoajuda, você é daqueles que pensa que isso não funciona e que não é pra você, ou é do grupo que adere a tudo sem questionar? A gente acredita que qualquer uma das reações é compreensível, mas nem por isso a melhor que se pode ter. O fato de ter virado moda não invalida os benefícios que você cuidar de você mesmo pode trazer. Pode haver, sim, um exagero na oferta de métodos e até uma duvidosa qualificação dos profissionais. E é essa razão de gravarmos este episódio. Quando se fala em autocuidado, podemos e devemos dar atenção usando os mesmos critérios de análise que dedicamos a outras áreas do conhecimento. Fazendo as perguntas certas, talvez possamos encontrar as melhores práticas para nosso perfil pessoal. O mindfulness é uma prática que já percorreu uma longa jornada, e de muito tempo pra cá vem respondendo a várias perguntas de forma bastante consciente. Para aprofundarmos este assunto, a gente convidou Regina Giannetti pra nos trazer um olhar amplo e profundo sobre o que o mindfulness pode oferecer em um processo de autogestão.   Dicas do episódio.   Julio: Longa de animação Com Amor, Van Gogh, de Dorota Kobiela e Hugh Welchman. Eduardo: Livro Inteligência Social: A Ciência Revolucionária das Relações Humanas, de Daniel Goleman. Regina: Livro Atenção Plena: Mindfulness. Como encontrar a Paz em um mundo frenético, de Danny Penman e Mark Williams.             Livro Autocompaixão: Pare de se torturar e deixe a insegurança para trás, de Kristin Neff.

Our guest this week is Tristan Oliver, a cinematographer specialised in stop-frame animation, whose work includes shooting recent releases ‘Isle of Dogs’ by Wes Anderson, and ‘Loving Vincent’ by Dorota Kobiela. Originally from Gravesend in Kent, Tristan moved to Bristol to study English and theatre at university, before going on to enrol at the local film school. He tells us how earning some well-regarded awards during his studies became the springboard for his work behind the camera; and what part Aardman Studios played in his development. Tristan also describes the unique working processes behind both ‘Isle of Dogs’ and ‘Loving Vincent’, with insight into timelines, crew and set scale. Plus, he shares essential advice and practical tips on making first steps into the film industry. ... This episode of Creative Lives was brought to you by Lecture in Progress. It was presented by Indi Davies and the editor was Ivor Manly. Lecture in Progress is made possible with the support of a number of brand patrons – they include ustwo, GF Smith and The Paul Smith Foundation.

Paparčiuose, Kaišiadorių rajone, tolokai nuo miesto šurmulio, miško masyve, nuo 1994 metų yra įsikūręs vienas uždariausių vienuolynų Lietuvoje – Betliejaus Mergelės Marijos Dangun ėmimo ir šventojo Bruno vienuolynas. Kultūros puslapių apžvalga. Mykolo Drungos užsienio kultūrinės spaudos apžvalgoje – dvi temos: apie kompozitorių Claude'ą Debussy jo mirties šimtmečio proga ir apie naują Graikijoje gimusio, dabar Prancūzijoje gyvenančio kompozitoriaus George'o Aperghis kūrinį „Migrantai”. Pokalbis su savo filmą „Kino pavasaryje” pristačiusiais kūrėjais Dorota Kobiela ir Hughu Welchmanu. „Klasikos enciklopedija”.

Diskusijos dėl ketinimų užstatyti teritoriją šalia Šv. apaštalų Pilypo ir Jokūbo bažnyčios Vilniaus centre. Tapyto animacinio filmo „Jūsų Vincentas“ kūrėja Dorota Kobiela pasakoja apie Vincentą van Gogą. Paroda skirta J. Vienožinskio dailės mokyklos 60-mečiui. Virginijaus Kinčinaičio kultūros komentaras. Užsienio kultūros naujienos. Pokalbis su kino režisieriumi Mindaugu Survila.

Diskusijos dėl ketinimų užstatyti teritoriją šalia Šv. apaštalų Pilypo ir Jokūbo bažnyčios Vilniaus centre. Tapyto animacinio filmo „Jūsų Vincentas“ kūrėja Dorota Kobiela pasakoja apie Vincentą van Gogą. Paroda skirta J. Vienožinskio dailės mokyklos 60-mečiui. Virginijaus Kinčinaičio kultūros komentaras. Užsienio kultūros naujienos. Pokalbis su kino režisieriumi Mindaugu Survila.

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K. Howard) interviews Dorota Kobiela, the director of the animated film, Loving Vincent.

Conversation #163, recorded on February 16, 2018. Director Dorota Kobiela talks about the process of painting in the footsteps of the Vincent Van Gogh as she brought the animated marvel "Loving Vincent" to the big screen. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, Loving Vincent imitates the brush strokes of the legend and is the first entirely painted animated film in cinema history. Hail Satire! is hosted and produced by Vic Shuttee. 

动画电影《至爱梵高》是对梵高一生、尤其是他那充满争议的死亡的一次探索，通过重构可能导致他死亡的那些事件，谜底慢慢揭晓。不过，这部电影最引人注目的还是它的艺术表现形式。影片导演Dorota Kobiela出于对梵高的热爱，力邀曾获奥斯卡奖的Breakthru Films团队，以一个惊人的计划为梵高献上热切也纯粹的“告白”———让梵高笔下在阿尔勒的卧室、罗纳河上的星夜、麦田里的乌鸦统统动起来，让影片中的每一个镜头都像梵高亲自画下的

动画电影《至爱梵高》是对梵高一生、尤其是他那充满争议的死亡的一次探索，通过重构可能导致他死亡的那些事件，谜底慢慢揭晓。不过，这部电影最引人注目的还是它的艺术表现形式。影片导演Dorota Kobiela出于对梵高的热爱，力邀曾获奥斯卡奖的Breakthru Films团队，以一个惊人的计划为梵高献上热切也纯粹的“告白”———让梵高笔下在阿尔勒的卧室、罗纳河上的星夜、麦田里的乌鸦统统动起来，让影片中的每一个镜头都像梵高亲自画下的

★★★★ • Réalisé par Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, Avec Aidan Turner, Saoirse Ronan, Douglas Booth, Eleanor Tomlinson • La Passion Van Gogh est le premier long-métrage d'animation réalisé uniquement par l'intermédiaire de toiles peintes à la main ! Plus de 120 peintures de l'artiste sont utilisées et l'intrigue est basée sur 800 lettres manuscrites de Van Gogh.

On the first segment of today’s show, host Tom Breen talks with Allan Appel and Lucy Gellman about LOVING VINCENT, a new animated film from directors Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman that gives the Citizen Kane treatment to the life of Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh: through a series of flashbacks and second-hand stories, we see the rise and fall of the troubled and inspired life of this eccentric painter, focusing in on the final days of his life in the rural French town of Auvers. Unlike most animated movies, this story is composed of tens of thousands of hand-drawn oil paintings by over one hundred contributing artists, all simulating the heavy brushstrokes and ebullient style of the movie’s namesake. On the second segment of the show, Breen is joined by Lucy McClure, Debbie Hesse, and Trish Clark to talk about the Nasty Women Film Event, a screening night of locally made feminist films that will be taking place at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art on Election day, next Tuesday, in honor of, or in defiance of, the anniversary of Donald Trump’s election as president.

Kazuo Ishiguro wins the Nobel Prize in Literature. The literary critic, Alex Clark, assesses his contribution to the literary canon.Latonia Moore has just made her debut at the English National Opera in a visually spectacular new production of Aida. The soprano, from Houston, Texas, hit the headlines in 2012 when she made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, stepping into the title role of Aida at 36 hours' notice, a performance broadcast around the world.Loving Vincent is the first fully painted feature film. 94 of Van Gogh's originals were re-created by 125 professional oil painters for the 65,000 frames. Set in Arles, it focuses on the mystery surrounding the death of the artist. Kirsty speaks to the couple who are the film's co-directors and writers, Dorota Kobiela & Hugh Welchman.Presented by Kirsty Lang Produced by Sarah Johnson.

Episode 82 of One Week Only! This week's key film is "Loving Vincent," which is the first painted feature animated film, created with over 65,000 frames of hand-crafted oil paintings. A loving tribute to Vincent Van Gogh, as well a introspective drama about the circumstances of his death and the painful legacy he left behind, the film celebrates artistic genius while also reckoning with the struggles and hardships faced by the artist and their loved ones. Directed by Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman, the immaculate recreations of Van Gogh's paintings, rippling with the fingerprints and life of each animator, are truly a sight to behold. Now Playing in New York and Los Angeles, with more cities to come. (49:55) We also review the lovely, poetic animated gem "Window Horses" directed by Anne Marie Fleming (8:20); the compelling PTSD soldier drama "Blood Stripe" directed by Remy Auberjonois (19:05); the powerful immigration soldier drama "Soy Nero" directed by Rafi Pitts (27:35); and the stylish obsession thriller "Thirst Street" directed by Nathan Silver (40:10). Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com

You've never seen anything like this before! In this episode, Tom and Tony talk with Loving Vincent directors Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman about how they created this new animated film about Vincent Van Gogh. Learn how they blended oil paintings, live action, and animation into one unique experience. The Bancroft Brothers Animation Podcast is presented by TaughtByAPro.com & sponsored by Stuart Ng Books & SketchWallet