Director Diao Yinan's latest film, described as an anti-utopia, was the only Chinese film to take part in the Main Competition at the Cannes Film Festival, Appointment at the South station. Focusing on the story of a gangster, the film aims to present the chase scenes with its mysterious narration and high tempo to the audience in the brightest and most poetic language possible.
2. La Gomera
Produced by Toni Erdmann and director Maren Ade, who made his name world-class, the latest film by star director Corneliu Porumboiu, one of the directors of Romanian New Wave, Was nominated for an Oscar from his country this year. Using a creative narrative to re-lay down whists, government forces and mafia relations, which we are sure will not present the first visual world that comes to mind when considering action, conflict, robbery and femme fatal words. He's succeeding.
3. Joan of Arc
Jeanne d'Arc, the subject of many films with her legendary story, which is frequently featured in the history of cinema, meets the screen this time with the narrative of Bruno Dumont. The director finishes his 2017 musical with Jeanne, where he focuses on the historical character's childhood. Jeanne, who won the Special Praise Award in A Particular View section at Cannes, is one of the highly anticipated productions.
4. Marriage Story
The highly anticipated latest film by talented and Oscar-winning director Noah Baumbach, who proved to be a promising director with his first film Kicking and Screaming and then continued with a production that fascinated audiences such as Frances Ha, Story is a film that will be one of the most successful productions of the year with the much-talked-about acting of Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson.
5. Monos
Monos by Colombia's Oscar nominee Alejandro Landes is based on a war story with an interesting narrative roof compared to The Lord of the Flies. Having its premiered at Sundance, the film has a structure that fascinates it when it is technically evaluated with its image management and music, but with its very interesting storyline and characters, it is one of the most successful productions of the year. it keeps it at a level that can be shown.
6. Nimic
Nimic, a 11-minute short film with its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival, was created with a screenplay by Efthimys Filippou, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. The film is a professional
He focuses on what the cello player Matt Dillon is going through with a stranger he met on the subway. The director, who likes to surprise his audience, invites moviegoers to his narrative, which he founded through a short film.
7. Gisaengchung
Bong Joon-ho, one of South Korea's greatest directors, returned with the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival this year, and has become a widely talked-about film both in his own country and internationally with The Parasite, which is also an Oscar-nominated film. It is one of the most curious productions in Parasitic Filmekimi, which combines the issues of class, money, wealth and arrogance through two different families with a tragicomic narrative.
8. La Vérité
The Neverending Walk, No One Notices, and finally Japan's veteran director Hirokazu Koreeda's latest film Hidden Facts, known for his films The Caters, is a star cast featuring Catherine Deneuve, Juliette Binoche and Ethan Hawke. filling it up. In his latest film, which he added to the director's cinema for family drama, a famous film actor, portrayed by Catherine Deneuve with a superior performance, reunites with his daughter and confronts her after her memoirs are published. it's being told.
9. Jojo Rabbit
Young director Taiki Waititi played Hitler in The Rabbit Jojo, World War II. It took place in Nazi Germany during World War II. He learns that his mother hid a Jew while his dream was Hitler, the only friend of Jojo's, small and alone. The film, which offers an interesting account of how the seeds of racism are planted in young minds, had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
10. And Then We Danced
Levan Akin, sweden's co-filmmaker, who was found "objectionable" because of his subject based on a gay love story, won his world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, signed by Levan Akin, who was the co-filmmaker of Sweden instead of Georgia. One of the most ambitious productions screened at Filmekimi this year, the film's story is about the young and talented dancer Merab, who meets with another dancer in the folk dance team to explore his sexuality and identity.
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