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"Although plot centers on two 12-year-old outcasts who become soulmates, itŐs definitely not for kids.Ó |
![]() Let the Right One In(Sweden, 2008, 114 mins.) In Swedish with English subtitles. Directed byTomas AlfredsonWithKare Hedebrant, Lina Leandersson, Per Ragnar, Henrik Dahl, Karin BergquistProducers:John Nordling, Carl MolinderScreenplay:John Ajvide LindqvistCamera:Hoyte van HoytemaEditors:Dino Jonster, Tomas AlfredsonMusic:Johan SderqvistScreening Format:35 mmAwards and Honors:Top Five Foreign Films of 2008 by National Board of Review of Motion Pictures, Film Festival Founders Award for Best Narrative Feature, Tribeca Film Festival 2008, and Best Film, Best Director and Best Photography at Montreal's Fantasia Film Festival.A "bullied misfit finds his destiny with a mysterious girl vampire in the idiosyncratic romantic horror-fantasy Let the Right One in. Calling to mind the work of Anne Rice and Stephen King, atmospheric adaptation of Swedish author John Ajvide LindqvistŐs bestseller is well directed by his countryman Tomas Alfredson (Four Shades of Brown) and should click with cult and arthouse auds. Although plot centers on two 12-year-old outcasts who become soulmates, itŐs definitely not for kids" (Variety). Rating:Recommended for mature audiences.Contemporary Arts Alliance wishes to acknowledge the partnership of Magnet Releasing in presenting Let the Right One In. Preceded by
Ouroboros(USA, 2008, 11 mins.) Directed byRyan Moloney and Shawn Quirk with filmmakers scheduled to attend.WithDonald Foley, Danielle BarbieriProducer:Danielle BarbieriScreenplay:Elemeno P. QueueCamera:Justin DrobinskiEditor:Ryan MoloneyMusic:Alex Hamadey and Alex SchusterScreening Format:DVDAwards and Honors:Staff Choice Award at Nor'Easter Film Festival.I n this chilling short, a manŐs night is haunted by his past. |
