Diane Keaton dies, star of Annie Hall and Something's Gotta Give
The Oscar winning actress for Woody Allen's comedy 'Annie Hall' made a hundred appearances in film and television.
Diane Keaton, winner of an Oscar for comedy Woody Allen's Annie Hall (1977), director of several films and entrepreneur of a wine brand named after her, died this Saturday at the age of 79.
The actor madeabout 100 appearances in film and television, including the great classics of film history such as The Godfather trilogy (1972, 1974, 1990) and The First Wives Club (1996).
Keaton received three more Oscarnominations: Reds (1981) for drama; Marvin's Room (1996) for drama; and Something's Gotta Give (2003) for love comedy.
Woody Allen's fetish actor was born on January 5, 1946 in Los Angeles, but when he was 19, he dropped out of school and moved to New York to study performance at Neighborhood Playhouse.
Hedebuted on Broadwayin the successful musical Hair, first as a team member and then in the role of female protagonist Sheila in 1968.
He first appeared in a film in 1970, Lovers and Other Strangers.
You might like
Elena Irureta The Silver Film Festival has begun in Bilbao with the recognition of the actor
Under the motto Love and Sex (minor), the Silver Film Festival, based on people over 60, began this Monday in Bilbao. Until 24 April, the initiative will host a number of activities and, today, the EITB Silver award has been awarded to actress Elena Irureta.
The festival will offer a retrospective to Jose Giovanni
The French filmmaker and novelist directed fifteen films and worked with Jacques Becker, Jean-Pierre Melville and Jacques Deray.
Staff Film Week awards screenwriter Paul Laverty
The Scottish writer has worked mainly with filmmakers Ken Loach and Iciar Bollain. The March 3 Association awarded him the award last night at the closing ceremony of the Workers' Film Week.
Imanol Uribe will receive the special award from the San Sebastian Film and Human Rights Festival
"Palestine 1936" will open and "Rebuilding" will close the 23rd edition of the festival.
The Basque audiovisual sector is beginning to work on the possibility of setting up its own film academy
The sector acknowledges that they have a meeting scheduled for 23 April to begin the process of reflection. In any case, they have made it clear that it will be a "closed and fully professional meeting" and have therefore urged the media to "respect" the process.
Punto de Vista will offer 90 films to celebrate his 20th birthday
The Pamplona Documentary Film Festival has scheduled 66 screenings to be broadcast from 20 to 25 April. EITB will award the award for the best short film, with works such as "Ziarraize" and "Kukuaren kanta" as candidates.
They've selected the six audiovisual projects that Perhaps Lab will promote
The public support and support programme for Basque audiovisual works will promote the latest works by Pedro Fuentes, Tamara García Iglesias, Aitor Azurki, Alvaro Arbina and Joana Moya.
Nearly a million viewers attended the first quarter of the year in the cinemas of the Basque Country
"President Torrente" has been the most viewed film in this period, although it was released on March 13. "The assistant", "Avatar: Fire and Ash", "Hamnet" and "Blurry Heights" complete the list of the five most viewed.
It's hot in Lapland
Every time we go to the movies, we sign an agreement with the film: Fool me sweetly, I'm ready.
Silver Film Festival honors Elena Irureta
The fourth edition of the festival, which will take place from 20 to 24 April in Bilbao, has included the screening, talks and lectures of 16 films, inviting you to live majorities and sex regardless of age for five days.