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LA LETTRE

A CARTA

 Manoel DE OLIVEIRA

Country : Portugal, France, Spain

PAS DE LETTRE POUR LE COLONEL

EL CORONEL NO TIENE QUIEN LE ESCRIBA

 Arturo RIPSTEIN

Country : Mexico

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CRADLE WILL ROCK
In Competition – Feature Films

CRADLE WILL ROCK

Directed by : Tim ROBBINS

Country : UNITED STATES Length : 133 minutes

Synopsis

A tapestry of 1930's New York where artists strive for freedom of expression...
As labor strikes break out throughout the country, New York city is alive with a burgeoning Cultural Revolution. Nelson Rockefeller commissions Mexican artist Diego Rivera to paint the lobby of Rockefeller Center while Italian propagandist Margherita Sarfatti offers Da Vinci's to millionaires to support the Mussolini war effort. A paranoid ventriloquist tries to rid his vaudeville troupe of communists while a 22 year-old Orson Welles directs his Federal theater group in an infamous stage production of "The Cradle will Rock" which is closed down on the eve of its opening by soldiers of the U.S government.

Tim ROBBINS

Credits

Tim ROBBINS - Script / Dialogue

Tim ROBBINS - Director

Jean-Yves ESCOFFIER - Cinematography

David ROBBINS - Music

Geraldine PERONI - Film Editor

Richard HOOVER - Set decorator

Casting

Cary ELWES - John Houseman

John TURTURRO - Aldo Silvano

Bill MURRAY - Tommy Crickshaw

Hank AZARIA - Marc Blitzstein

Susan SARANDON - Margherita Sarfatti

Joan CUSACK - Hazel Huffman

Philip BAKER HALL - Gray Mathers

Ruben BLADES - Diego Rivera

Vanessa REDGRAVE - Comtesse Lagrange

Angus MACFADYEN - Orson Welles

Cherry JONES - Hallie Flanagan

John CUSACK - Nelson Rockefeller

Emily WATSON - Olive Stanton

Film poster © DR

In Competition – Feature Films 1999

In Competition – Feature Films Released on Tim ROBBINS

CRADLE WILL ROCK

A tapestry of 1930's New York where artists strive for freedom of expression... As labor strikes break out throughout the country, New York city is a...
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