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09.03, Tuesday - 20:00, National Palace of Culture – Hall 1
10.03, Wednesday - 13:30, Lumiere
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Director:
Ron Howard
Cinematography:
Salvatore Totino
Screenplay:
Ken Kaufman
Producer:
Brian Grazer , Daniel Ostroff , Ron Howard
Music:
James Horner
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| Cast:
Tommy Lee Jones , Cate Blanchett , Eric Schweig , Evan Rachel Wood , Val Kilmer , Aaron Eckhart , Simon Baker |
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| Production:
Brian Grazer/Daniel Ostroff Prods. |
| International distribution:
Columbia TriStar International |
| BG distribution:
Alexandra Group |
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THE MISSING THE MISSING |
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USA,
2003, 135 min, color |
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Awards:
2004 - "Berlinale" - Competition
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Samuel Jones is a man living in New Mexico in the 1880s. He had abandoned his family years before to travel with a band of Apaches, but his conscience has finally gotten the better of him and he's decided to return home. Jones, however, does not receive a warm welcome upon arrival – his daughter Maggie has no desire to see her father. As Jones prepares to depart on a note of bitterness, a band of ruthless bandits, murder Maggie's husband and kidnap his 15- year-old granddaughter. While Maggie feels no desire to forgive her father, she teams up Jones to find the bandits before they can disappear into Mexico.
"The Missing is a classically styled oater that succeeds on nearly all levels. Comparisons between The Missing and The Searchers are obvious, given that both films are essentially extended chases during which the protagonists' true characters emerge. The Missing also features outstanding performances from its leads."
Lewis Beale, Film Journal |
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RON HOWARD RON HOWARD
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| American director, born in 1954 in Duncan, Oklahoma. From a 5-year kid is one of the most popular American TV stars. His acting career continues until the early 80’s, and amongst his most popular roles is that in “American Graffiti” by George Lucas. He began his directing career at the end of the 70’s. Howard makes some of the biggest box-office hits of all times. He won an “Oscar” for best film and the direction for “A Beautiful Mind”. |
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| 1982 Night Shift |
| 1985 Cocoon |
| 1986 Gung Ho |
| 1988 Willow |
| 1991 Backdraft |
| 1992 Far and Away |
| 1994 The Paper |
| 1995 Apollo 13 |
| 1996 Ransom |
| 1999 Edtv |
| 2000 How the Grinch Stole Christmas |
| 2001 A Beautiful Mind |
| 2003 The Missing |
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