They may not be popular with some sectors of the movie industry, and the big exhibitors want nothing to do with them, but if the reception to their films at this year’s Telluride Film Festiva…
The Report are getting lots of buzz at this cathedral of cinema not used to celebrating movies that play briefly in smaller theatres before hitting TV screens. But celebrate they and based on reaction as well as the quality of the movies, Netflix especially looks to have a very good Fall after using this ultimate theatrical setting to launch their hopefuls.
“It’s the second time for me in Telluride. They say that you are invited to Telluride twice in your career, once on the way so I am glad to be here, ” laughed McCarten when he was introduced to the crowd before the film started. I can assure you that on the basis of this film at least, he is far from the latter. Pryce got a roaring standing ovation when he came out after it finished. At a small Rustico lunch afterwards he praised his director as well as co-star Hopkins.
McCarten said that a friend of his in New York felt it was a very Jewish film. “When I asked him why he said that the type of theological debate going on here is very similar to the very ancient debates going on over scripture in the Jewish religion.
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