Director:
Woody AllenGuión:
Woody AllenCámara:
Vittorio StoraroMúsica:
Stephane WrembelReparto:
Wallace Shawn, Gina Gershon, Louis Garrel, Elena Anaya, Steve Guttenberg, Christoph Waltz, Georgina Amorós, Damian Chapa, Sergi López, Richard Kind (más)Sinopsis(1)
Rifkin's Festival narra la historia de un matrimonio estadounidense que acude al Festival de San Sebastián. La pareja queda prendada del festival, así como de la belleza y encanto de España y la fantasía del mundo del cine. Ella tiene un affaire con un brillante director de cine francés y él se enamora de una bella española residente en la ciudad. (Tripictures)
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Wallace Shawn in the main role didn't sit well with me, I'd prefer more of a poisonous Woody alter ego, like Larry David in Whatever Works. However, I liked the film and I didn't even feel like Woody Allen was stealing, because he was dealing with what he had done several times (if not many times), but he went about it a little differently. This time in the form of therapy and with a great idea to show the hero's ideas in the style of films that he loves. So, I learned that even hypochondria can be good if you have a beautiful reason for it, and that Death gives you the best advice for life (with Christoph Waltz's face).
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