Rosetta

...ne tomberas pas dans le trou... Je ne tomberai pas dans le trou... Bonne nuit... Bonne nuit..." "Your name is Rosetta. My name is Rosetta. You found a job. I found a job. You've got a friend. I've got a friend. You have a normal life. I...

In this article: Cannes Film Festival, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, Emilie Dequenne, and Belgium

...with the man's 13-year-old grandson. The film is partly a character study and partly a portrait of a society struggling with racism and a predatory media. Viewers might remember Belgian actress Dequenne from the Dardenne brothers' "Rosetta."

In this article: Emilie Dequenne, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Dardenne brothers, Andre Techine, Catherine Deneuve, and France

...affect her anymore. </p><p>In "Lorna's Silence," the latest grim but gripping drama from the Dardenne brothers ("The Child," "Rosetta"), the heroine has made an intricate, paid arrangement with a mobster: She's agreed to an arranged...

In this article: Jeremie Renier, Arta Dobroshi, and Dardenne brothers

...who write and direct memorable movies together. They have been at it for 35 years. They're favorites at Cannes, where two of their films, Rosetta and L'enfant, won top prize. Lorna's Silence, their latest, took the festival's screenwriting...

In this article: Dardenne brothers, Arta Dobroshi, Joel Coen, Belgium, Princ Dobroshi, and Jeremie Renier

...screened today) filmed in a more conventional style than the handheld social realism that has become their trademark. Their next film, Rosetta, took the Palme d'Or at Cannes, a feat they duplicated in 2005 with L'Enfant (The Child). Le...

In this article: Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, Jeremie Renier, The Promise, The A.V. Club, and La Promesse

The Dardenne brothers, Jean-Pierre and Luc, are Belgian filmmakers who make heart-rending movies (such as "La Promesse" and "Rosetta") about young people left behind by the postwar European boom; their characters fall into chasms where only...

In this article: Dardenne brothers, Jeremie Renier, Arta Dobroshi, The New Yorker, George Packer, and La Promesse

...55) made documentaries for more than two decades before making their feature debut in 1996 with "The Promise." Two of their subsequent films, "Rosetta" (1999) and "L'enfant" (2005), won the top prize at the Cannes International Film Festival,...

In this article: Not Quite Hollywood, Arta Dobroshi, New York, Turkey Shoot, The Wrestler, Cannes International Film Festival, Brian Trenchard-Smith, and Jamie Lee Curtis

...all, have a soul. The Dardenne festival, at the Walter Reade Theater Wednesday through June 2, features well-known works such as "Rosetta" (1999) and "The Son" (2002), as well as seldom-seen early features and experimental...

In this article: Antichrist, La Promesse, Cannes Film Festival, and Lars von Trier

...this atmosphere-heavy film, closer in kind to European art-house masterworks such as Agnes Varda's Vagabond or the Dardennes brothers' Rosetta than to American indie cinema, utterly compelling. Bolt Disney has been picking up its best...

In this article: Sam Mendes, Michelle Williams, Woody Allen, Dog, Titantic, Disney, Richard Yates, Kate Winslet, Danny Boyle, and Heath Ledger

...to desperate measures when his girlfriend has a baby. For the Dardennes, the Golden Palm was a repeat triumph: Their film "Rosetta" won the prize in the 1999 festival. Jones, meanwhile, won the best actor award for his "The Three...

In this article: Tommy Lee Jones, Michael Haneke, Jim Jarmusch, Academy Awards, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, Broken Flowers, Texas, Jury Prize, Golden Camera, and Cannes Film Festival