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Synecdoche, New York News

2008 Certificate 15 Certificate 15
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Obsession and identity are recurring themes in screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's work, and he draws on them again in his directorial debut, SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK. Kaufman's film focuses on the wiles of Caden Cotard (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a regional theatre director who has won a MacArthur grant to help produce his next project. .. Read more

Starring Dianne Wiest, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Emily Watson, Tom Noonan
Director Charlie Kaufman
Genres Comedy, Drama

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    • 15 May 2008

    Jack Black led a gang of giant kung-fu kicking panda bears down the red carpet to help open the 61st Cannes Film Festival in France, according to reports. The BBC says the School Of Rock and Nacho Libre star also performed some kicks and twirls for the press at the screening of his latest movie, animated feature Kung Fu Panda. His antics followed the screening of the event's opening film, bleak drama Blindness, which stars Julianne Moore, Mark Ruffo and Danny Glover. The film, directed by City... Read more

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    Blindness: Fernando Meirelles Interview

    • 21 Nov 2008

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    • 23 May 2008

    Let's say it together: sin-neck-doh-chee. Charlie Kaufman is the reclusive, dazzlingly inventive screenwriter of Being John Malkovich, Adaptation and Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind. No surprise that today's screening of his directorial debut, Synecdoche, New York, had people scratching their heads right from the title. Scalps were soon very sore indeed. Philip Seymour Hoffman - another Kaufman alter-ego - is an angsty theatre director named Caden. His marriage to wife Catherine Keener... Read more

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    • 20 May 2008

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    Cannes 2008: About

    • 28 Apr 2008

    Cannes 2008 It's the biggest and the most glamorous film festival in the world, and after the Oscars, it is host to the most important competition in the movie calendar. If the Academy Awards are compromised by studio advertising budgets, the Palme d'Or purports to be above commercial considerations. A seven-strong jury weighs the merits of 20 movies from Hollywood, Europe, Asia and South America (no African films this year). These contenders have been selected by festival director Thierry... Read more

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      Obsession and identity are recurring themes in screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's work, and he draws on them again in his directorial debut, SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK. Kaufman's film focuses on the wiles of Caden Cotard (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a regional theatre director who has won a MacArthur grant to ...

    • Synecdoche, New York
      Obsession and identity are recurring themes in screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's work, and he draws on them again in his directorial debut, SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK. Kaufman's film focuses on the wiles of Caden Cotard (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a regional theatre director who has won a MacArthur grant to ...