A scene from Men Don’t Cry: recipient of the Europa Cinemas Label its “non-judgemental stance on the characters' different perspectives.” Photo: Film Servis Kviff
As the 52nd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival winds down this weekend (8 July) the first crop of prize winners has been announced with the Us title Keep The Change, about a group of colourful New Yorkers, scooping the award of the International Federation of Film Critics (Fipresci).
Directed by Rachel Israel, it was described by critics comprising Peter Kremski, Germany; Karin Svensson, Sweden and Kaan Karsan, Turkey, as having “one of the funniest scripts we have ever come across, with a sense of humour that ranges from the crude jokes of conflicted protagonist David, to the no-nonsense cut-offs by its leading lady Sarah – a female character with a personal brand of vivaciousness never before seen on the cinema screen. We were deeply affected by this...
As the 52nd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival winds down this weekend (8 July) the first crop of prize winners has been announced with the Us title Keep The Change, about a group of colourful New Yorkers, scooping the award of the International Federation of Film Critics (Fipresci).
Directed by Rachel Israel, it was described by critics comprising Peter Kremski, Germany; Karin Svensson, Sweden and Kaan Karsan, Turkey, as having “one of the funniest scripts we have ever come across, with a sense of humour that ranges from the crude jokes of conflicted protagonist David, to the no-nonsense cut-offs by its leading lady Sarah – a female character with a personal brand of vivaciousness never before seen on the cinema screen. We were deeply affected by this...
- 7/8/2017
- by Richard Mowe
- eyeforfilm.co.uk
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