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Paranoid Park: Oh la la, The First Reviews are IN


10:03 AM May 21st, 2007 by Byron Beck
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Gus Van Sant’s Paranoid Park is just a couple of hours from its first screening at the Cannes Film Festival.

But the reviews are already starting to trickle in.

Here is what The London Times has to say about the film. And here’s the best quote to come out of festival reviews so far:

“It is worth mentioning that this is the first film in the festival which addresses the war in Iraq…It’s not going to appease the critics who wonder why cinema has been largely silent on a issue which has dominated the news for the last four years, but it’s a start.”

P.S.: Heard word over the weekend that the 40-strong Paranoid Park gang are having a fabu time on the Cote d’Azur.

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2 Responses to “Paranoid Park: Oh la la, The First Reviews are IN”

  1. blake nelson says:

    There’s a bunch of pictures and stuff from the festival at BLAKENELSONBOOKS.COM

  2. Teresa Teater says:

    If It’s got “Gus” Van Sant On it, It’ll be a winner everytime !

    Gus keeps it real,yet uniquely edgy.He’s not skirting the “War/occupation” issues.
    Way to go “GuS” congratulations on your Lastest Cannes Award !!!

    Whats next ?? Can I be in it ?

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