EnergaCamerimage, the cinematography-focused movie pageant that may happen in Torun, Poland, Nov. 11-18, has introduced three extra movies for its Principal Competitors: “El Conde,” “Filip” and “Ferrari.”
“El Conde,” helmed by Chilean director Pablo Larraín (“Jackie,” “Spencer”), is billed as a darkish comedy/horror image that imagines a parallel universe through which Chile’s late fascistic dictator Augusto Pinochet is a vampire hiding away in a ruined mansion.
The movie was lensed by Ed Lachman, the one DP to have accomplished a Camerimage trifecta, having collected a Golden Frog for “Carol” (2015), a Silver Frog for “Far From Heaven” 2002) and a Bronze Frog for “I’m Not There” (2007).
Lachman was additionally nominated for “Wonderstruck” (2017) and in 2011, along with Todd Haynes, he was acknowledged with the Camerimage Cinematographer-Director Duo Award.
Lachman and Larraín will attend the fest to introduce the “El Conde” screening and take part in a Q&A.
“Filip,” a Polish conflict drama, facilities on a twenty-something Jewish waiter, Filip (performed by Eryk Kulm Jr.), who has realized how you can survive beneath an assumed French identification in World Battle II Germany.
The movie was shot by DP Michał Sobociński, winner of the Bronze Tadpole for “Father” (2007) on the Camerimage Pupil Etudes Competitors in addition to within the Polish Movies Competitors for “The Artwork of Loving: Story of Michalina Wislocka.”
“Ferrari,” the newest function foray by director Michael Mann (“The Final of the Mohicans,” “Warmth”), examines the conflicted lifetime of Italian race automotive driver and vehicle entrepreneur Enzo Ferrari, performed by Adam Driver (pictured above).
Mann created Ferrari’s visuals in collaboration with Oscar profitable cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt (“Mank”), for whom this would be the first nomination in Camerimage’s most important competitors. Messerschmidt shall be available to introduce the movie and converse at a Q&A.
Earlier this week, Camerimage introduced that “Killers of the Flower Moon,” “Black Lies” and “All of Us Strangers” would even be amongst its Principal Competitors movies.
