Woody Allen has the blues.
In an interview with Alec Baldwin, broadcast on the Blue Jasmine
actor's Instagram account on
Tuesday, June 28, the New York filmmaker expressed his weariness.
More desire.
More juice.
The times are changing.
Cinema is no longer what it used to be.
The rooms are empty.
The platforms are filling up.
Movies are eaten like popcorn.
Allen is considering a final shoot in Paris, already surveyed in
Everybody says I love you
and
Midnight in Paris
.
Mort Rifkin, the hero of
Rifkin's Festival
seems to announce it:
"Boulevard Saint-Michel in the rain, here is a landscape that I would like."
It would be the 50th feature film by the director, now 86 years old.
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Pariah in the United States since the accusations of sexual assault on his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow, relaunched and amplified by the #MeToo wave, the filmmaker lives in artistic exile.
He shot
Rifkin's Festival
in Spain, in San Sebastian.
History justifies it since it…
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