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| Newsletter n° 139 |
PENELOPE CRUZ ON FILMOTECH.COM
She's today's hottest star. While half the world is watching her every move, she is travelling the other half, hopping from one red carpet to another to promote her new film, the fourth entry in the Pirates of the Caribbean saga. In spite of all that, Penelope Cruz has just revealed in Cannes that she will never forget where she came from: “I will always be a Spanish actress, whether I work in L.A. or anywhere else.” At filmotech.com, we've decided to help her keep that promise by offering you three of her early works. You can see her in a small part in El laberinto griego (The Greek Labyrinth), a film she appeared in even before she became a national phenomenon in Spain with Jamón, Jamón. Or, there's Brujas (Witches) by Álvaro Fernández Armero, with Cruz having a look quite different from her glamour of nowadays and underarms unshaven. And, Alejandro Amenábar's Abre los Ojos (Open Your Eyes) was a passport to Hollywood for Cruz.
In addition, we have the online premiere of the erotic thriller Chloe, from Canadian director Atom Egoyam and starring Liam Neeson, Julianne Moore, and Amanda Seyfried.
Cinema Premieres in Spain Jack Sparrow in search of the fountain of youth and few films dare to go against him and his Pirates of the Caribbean 4, On Stranger Tides. Among the brave, San quiang pai an jing qi (A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop), in which Yimou Zhang goes takes the Coen thriller Blood Simple to a feudal China. From France, after a three-year hiatus, Versailles finally comes to Spanish cinema screens.
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