"A Night for Dying Tigers" (cine 2010)

aii... wow.. leonora...muchas gracias por toda la info!!!...
vaya q ya pasabanmiles de dias sin enterarme nadita de JB ...
weno eso gracias por el dato1!! =)

http://blogs.examiner.co.uk/hollywoodinhuddersfield/2011/03/biff-day-3-a-night-for-dying-t.html
BIFF Day 3: A Night For Dying Tigers - A Review
By David Bailey on Mar 19, 11 11:46 AM in Movie Reviews

Last night I ventured back to Bradford, alone this time, to see A Night For Dying Tigers, the new feature by director/producer/writer/cinematographer/editor Terry Miles. Preceding it was an odd short called Just Before Dawn, which I couldn't quite get on board with, but certainly didn't mind it.

So, check out the trailer for Dying Tigers and then I'll tell you what I thought.



Now, my plans for the festival are to avoid knowing things about the films I'm going to see, wherever possible, so I hadn't seen the trailer. If I had, I would probably have been more excited about seeing Dying Tigers. As it was, I thought it sounded like a fairly annoying, pretentious mess with a stupid name. Not so.

This is one of those films where the characters mention things that have happened, but don't explain exactly what's going on, then, ten minutes later, perhaps we're fed another little spoonful of information. What this does to great effect in Dying Tigers is mess with your perceptions of characters. Jack (Gil Bellows), for example, starts off as an adulterous criminal, but by the end of the film he is one of the more sympathetic characters. Patrick (Tygh Runyan) and Karen (Lauren Lee Smith) begin as the free-spirited sympathetic ones, but quickly take two very different paths to being unlikeable narcissists.



Where the film falls down slightly is in some of naive dialogue. One particularly painful sequence comes towards the conclusion of the film, and reveals the logic behind the film's title, but it's trite, cliched, and little embarrassing. Elsewhere, the film lacks the harsh humour that the sets the likes of Rachel Getting Married apart from Dying Tigers in the family-falling-apart genre; it always feels like a serious film that someone has sat down and written to be serious, whereas Rachel Getting Married does, at times, feel like a real situation.

I liked Dying Tigers, quite a lot. It's no masterpiece, but it has some very good ideas; I like the drip-feeding of information, I like the fact that you're not quite sure who everyone is for quite a while, and I like the performances, especially that of Jennifer Beals, who is fantastic, without giving anything about her character away.

****

nuevas imágenes + resumen

http://colorby.andreachlebak.com/#534063/A-Night-For-Dying-Tigers

ya en DVD

http://vendettafilms.co.nz/films/2834/A_Night_For_Dying_Tigers_%28DVD%29?tab=details

galería de capturas

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.268897769810506.73711.120068524693432&type=1

en ruso, pero algo es algo :)
http://www.filestube.com/60e269e0516ea11e03eb/go.html

otro
http://www.filestube.com/6fdcbc382b1250bd03ea/go.html

y http://www.filestube.com/5KMOiumB9v1CNyDjnqQDLX/A-Night-for-Dying-Tigers-2010-SATRip.html


y aquí varios enlaces, pero creo que todos en ruso también http://www.filestube.com/a/a+night+for+dying+tigers

video online, con las imágenes de JB en la película
http://www.megavideo.com/?d=HWDVAHNS