1.Sandra Hueller – REQUIEM (2006, Hans-Christian Schmid, A+)
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2.Frederique Bel – CHANGE OF ADDRESS (2006, Emmanuel Mouret, A+)
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3.Nathalie Baye – MON FILS A MOI (2006, Martial Fougeron, A+)
4.Marlene Forte – LENA’S DREAMS (1997, Heather Johnston + Gordon Eriksen, A+)
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5.Mary Beth Hurt – THE DEAD GIRL (2006, Karen Moncrieff, A+)
6.Kerry Washington -- THE DEAD GIRL (2006, Karen Moncrieff, A+)
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7.Bulle Ogier – THE SALAMANDER (1971, Alain Tanner, A+)
8.Beatrice Romand – A GOOD MARRIAGE (1982, Eric Rohmer, A+)
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9.Maggie Gyllenhaal – HAPPY ENDINGS (2005, Don Roos, A+/A)
10.The leading actress of “(APPLICATION)” (2007, Wanweaw Hongwiwat + Weawwan Hongwiwat, A+/A)
11.Lalita Panyopas – PLOY (2007, Pen-Ek Ratanaruang, A+)
12.Marion Cotillard – LA VIE EN ROSE (2007, Olivier Dahan, A)
13.Rossella Or – ROMAN SUMMER (2000, Matteo Garrone, A)
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14.Marie-Christine Adam – PRICELESS (2006, Pierre Salvadori, A-)
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15.Ariadna Gil – SOLDIERS OF SALAMINA (2003, David Trueba, A+)
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This is my comment in Pilgrim Akimbo’s blog:
http://pilgrimakimbo.blogspot.com/2007/12/der-alte-film-ist-tot.html
I enjoy reading this very much, especially your imagination about what these directors would be if they are house guests.
As for Schlondorff’s DVDs, I strongly recommend YOUNG TORLESS (1966), which is adapted from a novel by Robert Musil, and THE NINTH DAY (2004), which is about a moral dilemma of a Catholic priest during the Nazi era. THE NINTH DAY is like a companion piece to AMEN (2002, Costa-Gavras), but I find THE NINTH DAY more thought-provoking, more philosophical, and less dramatic than AMEN, thus THE NINTH DAY is the one that leaves a more long-lasting impression.
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I just want to add that Mary Beth Hurt also gave a great performance in FROM THE JOURNALS OF JEAN SEBERG (1995, Mark Rappaport). The film is a documentary, but Mary Beth Hurt performs as Jean Seberg in this film.
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