With that kind of spatial and temporal scope, it’s remarkable that Crab is only the first narrative feature from Italian filmmakers Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis, a duo whose output, while ostensibly non-fiction to this point, has often played on the boundary of fable. (Tough luck.) Later on, astonishingly, he finds himself on the other side of the world. Rory O’Connor said in his review, “A rare and elusive sense of myth is captured in The Tale of King Crab, a story of a 19th-century vagabond who falls in love with the daughter of a local farmer only to run afoul of a prince. Picked up by Oscilloscope, it’ll now get a release on April 15 beginning at Film at Lincoln Center and the gorgeous trailer and poster have arrived.
He embarks on an odyssey after being exiled to the distant Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego where, with the help of ruthless gold-diggers, he searches for a mythical treasure, paving his way toward redemption. Coming from Italian filmmakers Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis, who have mostly dabbled in on-fiction, the film follows a wandering outcast in a remote, late 19th-century Italian village. Art always has the last word.One of the most transportive, transfixing discoveries of last year’s festival circuit was the Cannes and NYFF selection The Tale of King Crab. Not surprisingly, perhaps, the collection also references my new movie, Crimes of the Future, which stars Viggo Mortensen as a performance artist whose art form involves public surgery on his own body, during which strange new organs of unknown function are removed and displayed. I think each stone presents a unique aesthetic of structure, colour, and organic content that engages with the mystery of my essence, my reality, which is my body, inside and out. I see in these kidney stones a luminous narrative generated by a group of my inner organs, a narrative as intimate as a person could imagine.
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I call it my Inner Beauty collection, referencing a comment made by one of the twin doctors in my movie Dead Ringers, who wonders why there couldn’t be a beauty contest for the insides of the human body. Watch the trailer for the last episode of 'Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown' 'It is considered enlightening and therapeutic to think about death for a few minutes a day. “This collection of my kidney stones was produced over a span of about two years.
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Titled Kidney Stones and Inner Beauty, it displays natural (however painful) excretions the man considers “a luminous narrative generated by a group of my inner organs, a narrative as intimate as a person could imagine.” And per SuperRare‘s press release it dovetails with Crimes, which concerns a pain-resistant surgeon (Viggo Mortensen) who partakes in public exhibition.īelow you can find his full quote and a photo of the project: Butterfly, for God’s sake.) But we can(nes) guess May will mark the premiere of Crimes of the Future, his first film since 2014’s Maps to the Stars, surely sparking a round of rewatches, first-time viewings, readings of his novel wherein (if memory serves) North Korea is planting bugs in women’s breasts-a time to resituate inside one of the most creative minds and exacting formalists cinema’s seen these last 50 years.Īnd on March 29 Cronenberg will debut an NFT, his second in six months and a project far more fitting his interests than a crummy portrait of a primate. (Nor would we ever pigeonhole him as the body horror guy watch M. Not that the maestro is ever far from our minds. This, I think, will be a year of David Cronenberg.
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