Wes Anderson en Goop

Les cuento, para quienes no saben, que Goop.com es el sitio de Gwyneth Paltrow. Semana a semana escribe un newsletter sobre recomendaciones, por así decirlo. A veces son de sitios a comer, a visitar, platos o, como sucedió en el de esta semana, películas. Lo bueno, es que se ve que le preguntó a unos cuantos directores sobre sus películas preferidas. Y entre ellos está Wes Anderson (otros: Sofia Coppola, Spielberg, Favreau).

Aquí está lo que escribió Gwyneth:

Wes’ Picks:
(Wes Anderson directed Bottle Rocket, Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, etc. He is one of the most specific directors I have ever worked with. When I played Margot in The Royal Tenenbaums, he knew exactly how he wanted my hair, clothes and eye makeup. He is so inspiring to work with because you feel like you are the one crazy, important color he needs to create the whole picture. Also, he is a great dresser.)
Terror’s Advocate
Barbet Schroeder’s great documentary, Terror’s Advocate, also relates to another one I would highly recommend, which is Marcel Ophüls’ documentary Hôtel Terminus (except I think you can only get it on VHS). There is kind of a miniature version of Terror’s Advocate in the middle of it.
Neon Genesis Evangelion
This is a Japanese cartoon that is very difficult to describe and might not sound that great if I tried anyway. It is 24 episodes, and we watched them all in less than a week because you start to want to believe it’s real. This could spawn something like Scientology.
From the Life of Marionettes
I’d never heard of this until last month. It’s an Ingmar Bergman movie he made in Germany where I think he was a tax exile.
Life Lessons
The Martin Scorsese part of New York Stories. It’s about a painter.
More or less anything that says The Criterion Collection across the top it. The most recent one I had never seen before and loved was Costa-Gavras’ Missing.

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