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Kourtrajmé
Feb. 10th, 2006 06:27 pmI don't know if anybody actually cares about Sheitan, but just in case. First off, you should. Care about it. At least give it a try! The more I think about it, the happier I am that I've seen it. I think it's the energy of the movie that I enjoyed the most. But, anyway. Points!
First point. My brother made me discover Kourtrajmé, a clique of directors, actors, musicians and techies... and the team behind Sheitan. If you go on the website, and into films, you can watch clips from their shorts (kourtrajmé is slang for short movies), in some of which you can find Vincent Cassel or Matthieu Kassovitz. I personally recommand "Wanted Brothers 2: La Barbichette". ...of course, if you're not French, it's gonna be hard to enjoy.
Second point. Back to the subject of Sheitan. The movie blog is pretty interesting, with a note from the director and, also, Cassel explaining why he produced the movie. Here's a translation for those that may be interested but aren't French (translation done very quickly, the meaning is there, the exact tone not necessarily).
( Obviously, the most important piece of information is that Vincent uses a Mac. )
First point. My brother made me discover Kourtrajmé, a clique of directors, actors, musicians and techies... and the team behind Sheitan. If you go on the website, and into films, you can watch clips from their shorts (kourtrajmé is slang for short movies), in some of which you can find Vincent Cassel or Matthieu Kassovitz. I personally recommand "Wanted Brothers 2: La Barbichette". ...of course, if you're not French, it's gonna be hard to enjoy.
Second point. Back to the subject of Sheitan. The movie blog is pretty interesting, with a note from the director and, also, Cassel explaining why he produced the movie. Here's a translation for those that may be interested but aren't French (translation done very quickly, the meaning is there, the exact tone not necessarily).
( Obviously, the most important piece of information is that Vincent uses a Mac. )
