The 47th edition of the International Festival of Fantastic Film Sitges starts this Friday with the release of the anticipated fourth installment of the saga ‘[REC]‘, directed by Jaume Balagueró.
This edition, to be held until October 12, will pay tribute to the director, producer and writer Roland Emmerich and German premiere the latest films by Jean-Luc Godard and David Cronenberg.
The Festival dedicates his Honorary Award Roland Emmerich , author of some of the most popular of the genre, such as “Independence Day”, “Godzilla”, “2012″, “Stargate”, “Anonymous”, “Tomorrow”, recent titles ” Assault to power “or” Universal Soldier. “
” Adieu au langage “, Godard’s latest work, the genius of the ‘Nouvelle Vague’ experience with 3D with a story full of metaphors, which talks about the future of our communication skills.
The Canadian David Cronenberg come to Sitges with decadent portrait of the Hollywood film industry in ” Maps to the Stars “, a satire mercilessly with a star cast headed by Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska, Robert Pattinson and John Cusack.
Flags and” Automaton “
The Spanish actor Antonio Banderas also receive the Grand Honorary Award Sitges for his film career, while leverage to present “Automaton,” a film in which she is starring and directed Gabe Ibáñez.
“Controller” will be screened in the Official Selection Fantasy, which also “Tusk”, the new production of Kevin Smith, who in 2011 won the award for Best Picture for “Red State” is displayed.
genre lovers can also enjoy the latest creations from Asian Kim Ki-duk (“One on One”) or Takashi Miike (“The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji”).
The Festival betting this year by the borderlands as the ‘thriller’ and will realize the vitality of emerging Latin American genre films with titles like the Uruguayan film “Local God” by Gustavo Hernandez and Argentinian “The day brought darkness, “Martin Desalvo.
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