[TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT opens in Akron on Friday February 20th at the Nightlight Cinema.]
Review by Pamela Zoslov
The
Belgian brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne are known for writing,
producing and directing films that focus on working-class life in their
native Belgium. The duo started with documentary films and moved into
dramas shot in a naturalistic style. TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT,
Belgium's entry for Best Foreign Language Film in this year's Academy
Awards, is the first Dardenne film to star a an “A-list” actress, Marion
Cotillard, whose performance earned a nomination for Best Actress.
"Hiring such a famous actress was an additional challenge for us,” said
Luc of Ms. Cotillard, who adopted a Belgian accent for the role.
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Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Two Days, One Night (opens in Cleveland January 30th exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre)
[TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT opens in Cleveland on Friday January 30th exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre.]
Review by Pamela Zoslov
The Belgian brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne are known for writing, producing and directing films that focus on working-class life in their native Belgium. The duo started with documentary films and moved into dramas shot in a naturalistic style. TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT, Belgium's entry for Best Foreign Language Film in this year's Academy Awards, is the first Dardenne film to star a an “A-list” actress, Marion Cotillard, whose performance earned a nomination for Best Actress. "Hiring such a famous actress was an additional challenge for us,” said Luc of Ms. Cotillard, who adopted a Belgian accent for the role.
Review by Pamela Zoslov
The Belgian brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne are known for writing, producing and directing films that focus on working-class life in their native Belgium. The duo started with documentary films and moved into dramas shot in a naturalistic style. TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT, Belgium's entry for Best Foreign Language Film in this year's Academy Awards, is the first Dardenne film to star a an “A-list” actress, Marion Cotillard, whose performance earned a nomination for Best Actress. "Hiring such a famous actress was an additional challenge for us,” said Luc of Ms. Cotillard, who adopted a Belgian accent for the role.
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