Filmmakers in Action

2006 · 103 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 129 VOTES · DIR. Carlos Benpar

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Overview

What is the state of cinema and what being a filmmaker means? What are the measures taken to protect authors' copyright? What is their legal status in different countries? (Sequel to “Filmmakers vs. Tycoons.”)

Dialogue Timeline — 1,312 lines

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00:00:26 At that time surrealism was in fashion in New York.
00:05:16 - No. - Yes, that's Belmondo.
00:09:02 unless you put it in a special chamber and so on... "
00:14:33 He spoke to me of the colorisation
00:17:32 whatever the nationality of the works
00:20:35 but the law is way above my own personal opinion.
00:23:38 that it was a modern aspect ratio.
00:28:14 before the Inspection Council
00:31:24 this must be respected.
00:34:14 agreed on filing the lawsuit.
00:40:49 You can't blame them for using
00:43:49 consider that particular author
00:49:52 I heard the most incredible story on manipulating the
00:52:55 'cause I don't like to be there
00:56:10 who must speak in another language.
00:59:01 in the state of Kerala.
01:05:09 so I went to London to work with
01:08:11 and thus they have all the rights of the film.
01:14:58 Now they are no longer Central European Jews.
01:17:49 must be careful.
01:20:40 This was my first job. I was happy to
01:29:20 These painting belong more in a brothel than a church.
01:32:18 Go on, eat, eat.
01:39:02 Isomorphic

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,312
Dialogue density12.7 lines / min
First line00:00:26
Final line01:39:02

Production Record

DirectorCarlos Benpar
LanguageCA
IMDb votes129