Beyond Hollywood - das Filmsyndikat
Filme => Filme Allgemein => Dokumentationen => Thema gestartet von: skfreak am 09. September 2010, 09:39:57
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Aus der Ama-Redaktion:
As it turns out, Kirby Dick's eye-opening documentary isn't rated. When he submitted it to the Motion Picture Association of America, they slapped it with an NC-17 (though he had always intended to release it unrated). This is fitting since he sheds much-needed light on the inner workings of a secretive organization that wields great power over the movies the public gets to see (since most mainstream media won't touch the dreaded NC-17). It's just as well since This Film Is Not Yet Rated focuses on the more controversial films of the past three decades. Aside from the stories of filmmakers who have tussled with the MPAA, Dick hires a private investigator to determine who sits on the board, since this information isn’t in the public domain. With her assistance, he solves the mystery. Directors include Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream), Mary Harron (American Psycho), and Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don't Cry). Though frequently humorous, This Film Is Not Yet Rated should be required viewing for serious film fans, because the MPAA doesn't just affect what gets seen--but what gets made. If it has a flaw, it's this: In his attempt to generate transparency, Dick (Twist of Faith) arguably crosses the line. It's one thing to identify the board members; it's another to divulge their vital statistics. Whether or not these "guardians of morality" are working for the common good, they're still entitled to a little privacy. That said, this is vital stuff for anyone concerned about First Amendment issues. --Kathleen C. Fennessy
IMDB:
Documents a history of the MPAA ratings board. Talks to numerous directors and actors about the censorship of their movies before they could be released. Includes directors, Kevin Smith, Matt Stone, John Waters, Darren Aronosfsky, Maria Bello, Atom Egoyan. Director, Kirby Dick hires a lesbian family of private investigators to find out the names of the MPAA ratings board and see if the raters are actually parents of children 5-17 like the MPAA tells American parents they are.
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Das sieht sowohl interessant wie auch ganz witzig aus. Eine US-DVD ist bereits seit 2006 draussen.
Ich denke die schaue ich mir auf jeden Fall an ;)
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Das sieht echt nich übel aus :D
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Sieht gut aus.
Hat die US-DVD Untertitel?
Wenn ja, wird der Film definitiv gekauft.
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Weder die US noch die UK DVD haben Subs......schade !
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Weder die US noch die UK DVD haben Subs......schade !
Ja, damit ist's für mich leider auch uninteressant.
Und ich denke eher nicht, dass das Teil noch ne deutsche VÖ erhält, wenn die Produktion schon von 2006 ist. Schad!