Natalie Portman says who self following the shooting of the film "Heat"

If you remember, I have been saying for some time that the actors and actresses are the "temple prostitutes" of Holly-wood-Sacred Grove (just yesterday I heard that explain in depth the Master Jordan Maxwell on a master class with Project Camelot I would like to tell ). They take young nymphs and youths and brainwashed to become the example with which to manipulate the masses. In my next book will tell them and other things extensively, but worth the example of the prices, please call Natalie Portman, with these statements. I swear the first time I saw this girl in the movie "Beautiful Girls", eclipsing Uma Thurman when he was barely a teenager, I had the revelation that Natalie would "be a star created and how it handled, I gave a lot of punishment because I think an exceptional being. Performing is not free, we live like the movies we see, those who act, too. To see if one day I have time to write something about the topic because the stories of actors and actresses are repeated. Just a preview: Jodie Foster, Uma Thurman itself and Brooke Shields, among many others, present with gender roles only when they were teenagers. Jodi makes a bitch in Taxi Driver, Uma naked for the first time when he is 18 under the Dangerous Friendships and Brooke Shields in The small, Louis Malle, with a prostitute when he was 13 and Blue Lake, when he was 15. (This type of research is so extensive that it should have a blog just to analyze the careers of actors: Take the Robert De Niro, Samuel L. Jackson and Nicholas Cage, for example, flipareis with the roles they do).

"Natalie Portman has been recognized in the Los Angeles Times that his appearance at 14 years in cop thriller Heat, where she played a girl who died, marked her deeply. The trauma was such that she first arrived in subsequent self-injury during a fight with her mother. "What you feel in your life affects your behavior and what you act inevitably influences how you feel in your life," said the artist. "

Si recordais, hace tiempo que vengo diciendo que los actores y actrices son las “prostitutas del templo” de Holly-wood-Bosque Sagrado (algo que ayer escuché explicar en profundidad al Maestro Jordan Maxwell en una clase magistral con Project Camelot que me gustaría contaros). Toman jóvenes efebos y ninfas y les lavan el cerebro para que se conviertan en el ejemplo con el que manipular a las masas. En mi próximo libro contaré éstas y otras cosas extensamente, pero valga el ejemplo de esta preciosidad, llamada Natalie Portman, con estas declaraciones. Os juro que la primera vez que vi a esta chica en la película “Beatiful girls”, eclipsando a Uma Thurman cuando apenas era una adolescente, tuve la revelación de que Natalie iba a “ser creada una estrella” y cómo sería manipulada; me dio muchísima pena porque me parece un ser excepcional. Actuar no es gratis, igual que nosotros VIVIMOS las películas que vemos, aquellos que las actúan, también. A ver si un día me da tiempo a escribir algo largo sobre el tema porque las historias de los actores y actrices se repiten. Solo un anticipo: Jodie Foster, la propia Uma Thurman y Brooke Shields, entre muchísimas otras, debutan con papeles sexuales cuando solo eran adolescentes. Jodi hace de puta en Taxi driver, Uma se desnuda por primera vez cuando tiene 18 en las Amistades Peligrosas y Brooke Shields, en La pequeña, de Louis Malle, haciendo de prostituta cuando sólo tenía 13 años y El Lago azul, cuando tenía 15. (Este tipo de investigación es tan extenso, que debería haber un blog solo para analizar las carreras de los actores: tomad la de Robert de Niro, Samuel L. Jackson o Nicholas Cage, por ejemplo, fliparéis con los papeles que hacen).

“Natalie Portman ha reconocido en el diario Los Angeles Times que su aparición a los 14 años en el thriller policiaco Heat, donde interpretaba a una niña que moría, la marcó profundamente. El trauma fue tal que la actriz llegó a autolesionarse durante una pelea posterior con su madre. “Lo que sientes en tu vida afecta a tu manera de actuar y lo que actúas influye inevitablemente en lo que sientes en tu vida”, ha declarado la artista”.

Natalie Portman attempted suicide

- Natalie Portman, Golden Globe-winning film by the Oscar-nominated Closer and by the same film in 2004, confessed that as a teenager attempted suicide by slashing his wrists.

According to the actress told the Los Angeles Times, at age 14 worked in a gangster film called Heat (1995), in which she played a girl who died, made the much traumatized.

Soon she had an argument with his mother and decided to kill himself, but fortunately did not succeed.

The actress, 28, known worldwide for his role as Queen Amidala in the Star Wars, said it was the only time she tried.

Portman believes that in the same way that your personal life affects their way of acting, the roles he plays affect their way of being.

Portman believes that in the same way that your personal life affects their way of acting, the roles he plays affect their way of being.

Ciudad de México, 17 de Octubre.- Natalie Portman, ganadora del Globo de Oro por el film Closer y nominada al Oscar por la misma película en 2004, confesó que cuando era adolescente intentó suicidarse cortándose las venas de las muñecas.

Según contó la actriz al diario Los Angeles Times, a los 14 años trabajó en una película de mafiosos, llamada Heat (1995), en la que interpretaba a una niña que moría, hecho que la traumatizó mucho.

Al poco tiempo ella tuvo una discusión con su madre y decidió quitarse la vida, aunque por suerte no lo consiguió.

La actriz, de 28 años, conocida mundialmente gracias a su papel como la reina Amidala en La guerra de las galaxias, aseguró que ésa fue la única vez que lo intentó.

Portman considera que de la misma manera que su vida personal afecta en su forma de actuar, los papeles que interpreta afectan su manera de ser.

Natalie Portman talks about her experience as first-time screenwriter and director

This weekend, both in the United States and Spain, opens coral film "New York, I love you", new installment in the saga of "towns and love" that began with "Paris, je t'aime" and we already know that will have a third: "Rio, eu I love you". Romantic stories to tell related to the "Big Apple", gathered works known directors such as Fatih Akin, Shekhar Kapur, Joshua Marston, Mira Nair, and Brett Ratner, but also a segment signature Israeli actress Natalie Portman, in her first foray behind the camera, calling them "great opportunity" and that gave him the advantage of taking a chance in a format more or less "light" such as short and without its limitations ...

"The opportunity," says the Princess Amidala-galactic saga presented advantageous to try to run a short in a very unique structure that has its audience. Currently, there are too many shorts that seem to be relegated to obscurity. I love the concept "Paris, je t'aime" and "New York, I love you" because they offer a very open way for artists to contribute their very different first impressions of a city from various positions of advantage, all love stories.

Portman chose a "written by herself, taking place in Central Park (each director has placed his in a specific part of the city of skyscrapers). There, on a sunny afternoon in the park fountain, a white girl (Taylor Geare) plays with its friendly "minder" black (Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta), but when the day ends and the "minder" returned the girl to his mother (Jacinda Barrett), this evidence in a fit of passion that surface appearances are not always what they seem.

The star of films such as "Beautiful Girls", "V for Vendetta / V For Vendetta," "The Wars" or "Closer," had participated as an actress in "Paris, I love you" (short for Tom Tykwer), and now again be required for the New York version as an actress, which made Mira Nair, but also-according to the producer of the series, Emmanuel Benbihy-was proposed to assume the leadership of another self.

Benbihy explains that he was very impressed with the script that presented Portman: "It's a wonderful writer. His characters were highly developed and the story is totally sweet and emotional."

But not everything was plain sailing for the short of Natalie in Central Park. Not provided with the bad weather, as their story unfolded outdoors in its entirety, and the fact of having a girl in the cast and an inexperienced actor (Acosta) joined radical changes in the weather and ambient light . "There were many problems, but of all the challenges, the most important was the weather: forty times changed in just two days of shooting! My director of photography, Jean-Louis gave him a heart attack every three minutes because to it. But our cast including Charles, who had never acted professionally, Jacinda, who appeared at once, from Australia, and Taylor, who is six, was perfect, inventive and authentic, contributed to the struggle with the climate was much less frightening. "

Portman

Este fin de semana, simultáneamente en Estados Unidos y en España, se estrena el film coral "New York, I love you", nueva entrega de la saga de "ciudades y enamorados" que comenzó con "Paris, je t'aime", y que ya sabemos que contará con una tercera: "Rio, eu te amo". Para contar historias románticas relacionadas con la "Gran Manzana", se han reunido trabajos de directores conocidos como Fatih Akin, Shekhar Kapur, Joshua Marston, Mira Nair, o Brett Ratner, pero también un segmento que firma la actriz israelí Natalie Portman, en su primera incursión tras la cámara, que califica de "gran oportunidad" ya que le daba la ventaja de probar suerte en un formato más o menos "ligero" como es el corto, sin las limitaciones del mismo...

"La oportunidad -explica la princesa Amidala de la saga galáctica- se presentaba ventajosa, para tratar de dirigir un corto en una estructura muy singular que tiene su público. Actualmente, hay demasiados cortos que parecen quedar relegados a la oscuridad. Me encanta el concepto de "Paris, je t’aime" y de "New York, I love you" porque ofrecen una vía muy abierta para que artistas muy diferentes puedan aportar sus primeras impresiones sobre una ciudad desde varias posiciones de ventaja, todo historias de amor".

Portman eligió una -escrita por ella misma- que se desarrolla en Central Park (cada realizador ha situado la suya en una parte concreta de la ciudad de los rascacielos). Allí, en una tarde soleada en la fuente del parque, una niña blanca (Taylor Geare) juega con su atento "niñero" negro (el bailarín cubano Carlos Acosta), pero cuando el día se acaba y el "niñero" devuelve la niña a su madre (Jacinda Barrett), éste evidencia en un arrebato de pasión que las apariencias superficiales no son siempre lo que parecen.

La protagonista de cintas como "Beautiful girls", "V de Vendetta / V de venganza", "La guerra de las galaxias", o "Closer", ya había participado como actriz en "Paris, te amo" (en el corto de Tom Tykwer), y ahora volvió a ser requerida para la versión neoyorquina como actriz, en el que realizó Mira Nair, pero además -de acuerdo con el productor de la saga, Emmanuel Benbihy- se propuso para asumir la dirección de otro propio.

Benbihy explica que se impresionó mucho ante el guión que le presentó Portman: "Es una guionista maravillosa. Sus personajes estaban muy desarrollados y la historia es totalmente dulce y emotiva".

Pero no todo fue una camino de rosas para el corto de Natalie en Central Park. No contaron con la meteorología adversa, ya que su historia se desarrollaba al aire libre en su totalidad, y al hecho de contar con una niña en el elenco y un actor sin experiencia (Acosta) se sumaron cambios radicales en el tiempo y la luz ambiente. "Hubo muchos problemas, pero de todos los desafíos, el más importante fue el tiempo meteorológico: ¡cambió cuarenta veces en tan sólo dos días de rodaje! A mi director de fotografía, Jean-Louis, le daban ataques al corazón cada tres minutos debido a ello. Pero nuestro reparto, incluyendo a Carlos, que nunca antes había actuado profesionalmente, Jacinda, que se presentó inmediatamente, desde Australia, y Taylor, que tiene seis años, estuvo perfecta, inventiva y auténtica; contribuyeron a que la lucha con el clima fuera mucho menos aterradora".

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Natalie Portman total, New York, I Love You

Natalie Portman New York I love you

DIRECTOR Yvan Attal, Allen Hughes, Shunji Iwai, Wen Jiang, Joshua Marston, Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Andrei Zvyagintsev, Fatih Akin, Randall Balsmeyer, Shekhar Kapur, Brett Ratner, Mira Nair Screenplay Yvan Attal, Allen Hughes, Shunji Iwai, Wen Jiang, Joshua Marston, Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Andrei Zvyagintsev, Fatih Akin, Randall Balsmeyer, Shekhar Kapur, Brett Ratner, Mira Nair / MUSIC Antonio Pinto / PHOTO Benoît Debie, Pawel Edelman, Adam Kimmel, Mikhail Krichmar Michael McDonugh, Andrij Parekh, Declan Quinn, Mauricio Rubinstein / CAST: Bradley Cooper, Hayden Christensen, Andy García, Rachel Bilson, Natalie Portman, Irfan Khan, Emilie Ohana, Orlando Bloom, Christina Ricci, Maggie Q, Ethan Hawke, Anton Yelchin , James Caan, Olivia Thirlby, Drea de Matteo, Julie Christie, John Hurt, Shia LaBeouf, Ugur Yucel, Taylor Geare, Carlos Acosta, Shu Qi, Chris Cooper, Robin Wright Penn, Eli Wallach, Cloris Leachman / PRODUCER: Co-USA-France ; Vivendi Entertainment Drama. Romance / SINOPSIS: film shorts made by renowned directors and actors, along the lines of "Paris, je t'aime", telling stories of love in New York City. (FilmAffinity) view trailer

After walking through the calendar like a soul in torment, he has found a niche and Friday to see their faces when she leaves the halls. In the wake of Paris je t'aime, New York I love you copy the technique of interlocking short films to show the different faces of the big apple. Although on this occasion, they say, it is said that the vision is more commercial and popcorn than it was his French namesake. To test this we have to take a look at this version. For my part I liked Paris je t'aime and I'm quite impatient to know the details of what will be Shanghai I love you, but is not expected before 2011.
New York I love you DIRECTOR Yvan Attal, Allen Hughes, Shunji Iwai, Wen Jiang, Joshua Marston, Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Andrei Zvyagintsev, Fatih Akin, Randall Balsmeyer, Shekhar Kapur, Brett Ratner, Mira Nair /GUIÓN Yvan Attal, Allen Hughes, Shunji Iwai, Wen Jiang, Joshua Marston, Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Andrei Zvyagintsev, Fatih Akin, Randall Balsmeyer, Shekhar Kapur, Brett Ratner, Mira Nair /MÚSICA Antonio Pinto /FOTOGRAFÍA Benoît Debie, Pawel Edelman, Adam Kimmel, Mikhail Krichman, Michael McDonugh, Andrij Parekh, Declan Quinn, Mauricio Rubinstein /REPARTO Bradley Cooper, Hayden Christensen, Andy García, Rachel Bilson, Natalie Portman, Irrfan Khan, Emilie Ohana, Orlando Bloom, Christina Ricci, Maggie Q, Ethan Hawke, Anton Yelchin, James Caan, Olivia Thirlby, Drea De Matteo, Julie Christie, John Hurt, Shia LaBeouf, Ugur Yucel, Taylor Geare, Carlos Acosta, Shu Qi, Chris Cooper, Robin Wright Penn, Eli Wallach, Cloris Leachman /PRODUCTORA Coproducción EEUU-Francia; Vivendi Entertainment Drama. Romance / SINOPSIS: Película formada por cortometrajes de reconocidos directores y actores, siguiendo la línea de "Paris, je t'aime", narrando historias de amor en la ciudad de Nueva York. (FILMAFFINITY) ver trailer

Tras pasearse por el calendario como ánima en pena, por fin ha encontrado un hueco y es este viernes cuando deja ver sus caras por las salas. Tras la estela de Paris je t´aime, New York I love you copia la técnica de entrelazarnos diferentes cortometrajes para mostrarnos las diferentes caras de la gran manzana. Aunque en esta ocasión, se dice, se comenta que la visión es algo más comercial y palomitera de lo que lo fuese su homónima francesa. Para comprobarlo tendremos que echar un ojo a esta versión. Por mi parte Paris je t´aime me gustó bastante y ya estoy impaciente por conocer los detalles de lo que será Shangai I love you, aunque no se espera antes de 2011.

Natalie Portman Rap

Natalie Portman is self-harm in adolescence after acting in 'Heat'

Los Angeles. (EUROPA PRESS) .- Natalie Portman has honored a U.S. newspaper that his appearance in cop thriller 'Heat' where she played a girl who died, marked her deeply.

The trauma was such that she first arrived in subsequent self-injury during a fight with her mother. When Natalie accepted a small role in Michael Mann's film did not know where he was getting into. He was only 14 years and his character's death affected him deeply.

"What you feel in your life affects your behavior and what you act inevitably influences how you feel in your life," said the actress to the daily 'Los Angeles Times. "When I did 'Heat' was only 14 years and played a girl who died. A year later, I fought with my mother and I cut myself. I had not done before and never did afterward, but I think seeing my wrists bleeding in a movie definitely affected my psyche, "he adds.

Currently, Natalie, with a short but successful career in his 28 years, says he would love to get behind the camera and direct her own films. However, he acknowledges that it has always been afraid that people did not like his job and run it is just as terrifying.

"I love to direct. Fear is intrinsic to everything that makes a creative person.'re Constantly exposing yourself to bring you green. If I think about it too much, I'm paralyzed. I prefer to create."

Los Ángeles. (EUROPA PRESS).- Natalie Portman ha reconocido a un diario estadounidense que su aparición en el thriller policiaco 'Heat', donde interpretaba a una niña que moría, la marcó profundamente.

El trauma fue tal que la actriz llegó a autolesionarse durante una pelea posterior con su madre. Cuando Natalie aceptó el pequeño papel en la película de Michael Mann no sabía donde se estaba metiendo. Tenía sólo 14 años y la muerte de su personaje le afectó profundamente.

"Lo que sientes en tu vida afecta a tu manera de actuar y lo que actúas influye inevitablemente en lo que sientes en tu vida", ha declarado la actriz al diario 'Los Angeles Times'. "Cuando hice 'Heat' tenía sólo 14 años e interpretaba a una chica que moría. Un año después, me peleé con mi madre y me corté a mi misma. No lo había hecho antes y nunca lo hice después, pero creo que ver mis muñecas sangrando en una película definitivamente afectó a mi psyqué", añade.

Actualmente Natalie, con una corta, pero exitosa carrera a sus 28 años, afirma que le encantaría ponerse detrás de la cámara y dirigir sus propias películas. Sin embargo, reconoce que siempre ha sentido miedo de que a la gente no le gustase su trabajo y que dirigir le resulta igual de terrorífico.

"Me encantaría dirigir. El miedo es intrínseco a todo lo que hace una persona creativa. Estás constantemente exponiéndote a ti mismo a que te pongan verde. Si pienso en ello demasiado, me quedo paralizada. Prefiero crear".

Natalie Portman confesses his great trauma: attempted self-harm in adolescence

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Natalie Portman has honored a U.S. newspaper that his appearance in the cop thriller Heat, where she played a girl who died, marked her deeply. The trauma was such that she first arrived in subsequent self-injury during a fight with her mother.
When Natalie accepted a small role in Michael Mann's film did not know where he was getting into. He was only 14 years and his character's death affected him deeply. "What you feel in your life affects your behavior and what you act inevitably influences how you feel in your life," said the actress told the Los Angeles Times.
"When I Heat was only 14 years and played a girl who died. A year later, I fought with my mother and I cut myself. I had not done before and never did afterward, but I think seeing my wrists bleeding in a movie definitely affected my psyche, "he adds.
Currently, Natalie, with a short but successful career in his 28 years, says he would love to get behind the camera and direct her own films. However, he acknowledges that it has always been afraid that people did not like his job and run it is just as terrifying.
"I love to direct. Fear is intrinsic to everything that makes a creative person.'re Constantly exposing yourself to bring you green. If I think about it too much, I'm paralyzed. I prefer to create."

La guapa actriz Natalie Portman. / Daylife

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Natalie Portman ha reconocido a un diario estadounidense que su aparición en el thriller policiaco Heat, donde interpretaba a una niña que moría, la marcó profundamente. El trauma fue tal que la actriz llegó a autolesionarse durante una pelea posterior con su madre.

Cuando Natalie aceptó el pequeño papel en la película de Michael Mann no sabía donde se estaba metiendo. Tenía sólo 14 años y la muerte de su personaje le afectó profundamente. "Lo que sientes en tu vida afecta a tu manera de actuar y lo que actúas influye inevitablemente en lo que sientes en tu vida", ha declarado la actriz al diario Los Angeles Times.

"Cuando hice Heat tenía sólo 14 años e interpretaba a una chica que moría. Un año después, me peleé con mi madre y me corté a mi misma. No lo había hecho antes y nunca lo hice después, pero creo que ver mis muñecas sangrando en una película definitivamente afectó a mi psyqué", añade.

Actualmente Natalie, con una corta, pero exitosa carrera a sus 28 años, afirma que le encantaría ponerse detrás de la cámara y dirigir sus propias películas. Sin embargo, reconoce que siempre ha sentido miedo de que a la gente no le gustase su trabajo y que dirigir le resulta igual de terrorífico.

"Me encantaría dirigir. El miedo es intrínseco a todo lo que hace una persona creativa. Estás constantemente exponiéndote a ti mismo a que te pongan verde. Si pienso en ello demasiado, me quedo paralizada. Prefiero crear".

Natalie Portman New York, I Love You - Official Trailer

Natalie Portman New York I love you

In the wake of "Paris, je t'aime" this collective film short films shot in various New York City neighborhoods that tell short stories of love


Poster of "New York I love you" --

Title: New York I love you

Original title: New York, I Love You

Genre: Drama, Comedy

Duration: 110 min.

Nationality: USA, France

Year: 2009

Director: Faith Akin, Yvan Attal, Alan Hughes, Shunji Iwai, Scarlett Johansson, Shekhar Kapur, Joshua Marston, Mira Nair, Natalie Portman, Brett Ratner ...

Screenplay: Fatih Akin, Yvan Attal, Alexandra Cassavetes, Hu Hong, Shunji Iwai, Olivier Lecot, Yao Meng, Anthony Minghella, Jeff Nathanson, Natalie Portman ...

Starring: Drea de Matteo, Kevin Bacon, Justin Bartha, Maggie Q, Orlando Bloom, James Caan, Hayden Christensen, Blake Lively, Julie Christie, Bradley Cooper, Chris Cooper, Drea de Matteo, Eddie D'vir, Carla Gugino, Ethan Hawke , John Hurt, Irfan Khan, Shia LaBeouf, Cloris Leachman, Natalie Portman, Rachel Bilson, Shu Qi, Christina Ricci, Olivia Thirlby, Goran Visnjic, Eli Wallach, Saul Williams, Robin Wright Penn, Anton Yelchin, Burt Young, Ugur Yucel

Synopsis: From the birth of cinema, New York has not ceased to be the celluloid dream city: its large population of peculiar idiosyncrasy, its skyscrapers made of stone and glass soaring toward the heavens, underground cultures and their love affair as the rooftops, all configured as a perfect backdrop for all types of action, comedy, drama and poetry. On the big screen, the city has been immortalized in hundreds of ways in thousands of films. But now the city opens a new window romantic, varied, open-minded, entirely through the eyes of love, a love of all types, from first love, tough love, and the passenger, even love recalled, the denied, the coveted, and he who abides forever. A window providing a range of collaborative and passionate young filmmakers from all over the world.

Under the direction of an eclectic group composed of some of the more imaginative filmmakers of our time, New York, I Love You invites the public to penetrate the intimacy of the lives of New Yorkers as they are have to love, enjoy it , and seek him.

In the District of Diamonds, a romantic fantasy intercultural transforms the purchase of a gemstone. Meanwhile, in Chinatown, an artist seeking a muse reluctant desperate. In a hotel on the Upper East Side, a sophisticated client and a mysterious buttons made a trip out of time. After an unexpected night in Central Park, a young couple has a surprising revelation to give. While moving to Greenwich Village, two lovers rush by taxi, metro and on foot to reunite for the first time after what they believed an adventure of a night. In Tribeca, a pickpocket is experiencing a shift occurs when a girl is seductive. And in Brooklyn, the joy of a moment of Coney Island involves a couple octogenarian. These stories and more are interwoven with each other to give a colorful and lyrical collage of not only the city but the deep yearning for love and human contact we all harbor within it.

Following in the footsteps of the acclaimed Paris, je t'aime (2006), this project is the second episode of Cities of Love, a film series designed by the producer groups Emmanuel Benbihy.

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Título: New York I love you

Título original: New York, I love you

Género: Drama, Comedia

Duración: 110 min.

Nacionalidad: USA, Francia

Año: 2009

Director: Faith Akin, Yvan Attal, Alan Hughes, Shunji Iwai, Scarlett Johansson, Shekhar Kapur, Joshua Martson, Mira Nair, Natalie Portman, Brett Ratner...

Guión: Fatih Akin, Yvan Attal, Alexandra Cassavetes, Hu Hong, Shunji Iwai, Olivier Lecot, Yao Meng, Anthony Minghella, Jeff Nathanson, Natalie Portman...

Reparto: Drea De Matteo, Kevin Bacon, Justin Bartha, Maggie Q, Orlando Bloom, James Caan, Hayden Christensen, Blake Lively, Julie Christie, Bradley Cooper, Chris Cooper, Drea De Matteo, Eddie D'vir, Carla Gugino, Ethan Hawke, John Hurt, Irfan Khan, Shia LaBeouf, Cloris Leachman, Natalie Portman, Rachel Bilson, Shu Qi, Christina Ricci, Olivia Thirlby, Goran Visnjic, Eli Wallach, Saul Williams, Robin Wright Penn, Anton Yelchin, Burt Young, Ugur Yucel

Sinopsis: Desde el nacimiento del cine, Nueva York no ha dejado de ser la ciudad de ensueño del celuloide: su abundante población de peculiar idiosincrasia, sus rascacielos hechos de piedra y vidrio disparándose hacia los cielos, sus culturas underground y sus affaires amorosos en lo alto de los tejados, todo ello se configura como un escenario perfecto para todo tipo de acción, comedia, drama y poesía. En la pantalla grande, se ha inmortalizado la ciudad de cientos de maneras distintas en miles de películas. Pero ahora se abre a la ciudad una nueva ventana romántica, variada, libre de prejuicios, enteramente a través de los ojos del amor; del amor en todas sus variedades, desde el primer amor, el amor firme, y el pasajero, hasta el amor recordado, el negado, el anhelado, y el que permanece para siempre. Una ventana que brindan en colaboración una serie de jóvenes y apasionados realizadores cinematográficos procedentes de todas partes del mundo.

Bajo la dirección de un ecléctico grupo integrado por algunos de los cineastas más imaginativos de nuestros días, New York, I Love You invita al público a penetrar en la intimidad de las vidas de los neoyorquinos en tanto se las tienen con el amor, lo disfrutan, y lo buscan.

En el Distrito de los diamantes, una fantasía romántica intercultural transforma la compra de una piedra preciosa. Mientras tanto, en Chinatown, un artista desesperado busca una musa renuente. En un hotel del Upper East Side, una cliente sofisticada y un botones misterioso efectúan un viaje fuera del tiempo. Tras una inesperada noche en Central Park, la pareja de un joven tiene una revelación sorprendente que dar. Mientras se desplazan hacia Greenwich Village, dos amantes se precipitan en taxi, metropolitano y a pie para reencontrarse por primera vez tras lo que creyeron una aventura de una noche. En Tribeca, un carterista experimenta un cambio de tornas cuando sigue a una chica seductora. Y en Brooklyn, la dicha de un momento de Coney Island envuelve a una pareja octogenaria. Estas historias y otras más se entretejen unas a otras para conferir un collage colorido y lírico no sólo de la ciudad sino del profundo anhelo de amor y de contacto humano que todos albergan dentro del mismo.

Siguiendo los pasos de la aplaudida Paris, je t'aime (2006), este proyecto es el segundo episodio de la serie Cities of Love, una serie de filmes colectivos concebidos por el productor Emmanuel Benbihy.

Natalie Portman slashed his wrists

Actress Natalie Portman has said in interview to the Los Angeles Times, as a teenager slashed his wrists.

The 28 year-old actress said it happened when I was 14, and was the only time he has done. She believes it happened because I'd just play a role in the movie Heat, a girl who died. "The roles you play affect their way of being," he said.

The actress, who lived an intense romance with actor Gael García Bernal, is planning to start his career as a filmmaker, but has revealed that lead scares.

La actriz Natalie Portman ha dicho en entrevista al diario Los Angeles Times, que cuando era adolescente se cortó las venas de las muñecas.

La actriz de 28 años afirmó que eso ocurrió cuando tenía 14 años, y fue la única vez que lo ha hecho. Ella cree que ocurrió porque acababa de interpretar un papel en la película Heat, de una niña que moría. “Los papeles que interpretas afectan a su manera de ser”, indicó.

La actriz, que vivió un intenso romance con el actor Gael García Bernal, está planeando comenzar su carrera como cineasta, aunque ha revelado que dirigir le asusta.

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There’s Shelfy…and then there’s Natalie. Jessica Biel has always referred to the “Top Tier”, a club to which she does not belong that, of course, includes Natalie Portman on a short list of young actors constantly presented with the most prestigious parts.

Biel has blamed her exclusion from the “Top Tier” on her good looks, lamenting that it’s her beauty that has held her back.

Natalie Portman isn’t beautiful?

Please.

This is Natalie Portman yesterday in Toronto promoting Love and Other Impossible Pursuits at TIFF, first at the press conference and then at the gala premiere.

Fresh faced, light makeup, I mean that’s just… not fair. And it’s not like it gets old. I saw her multiple times at Cannes in 2008 – she has a face that never gets boring. She even looks good mid-sentence or mid-blink. Moments when anyone else would appear distorted, Natalie Portman is still perfect.

And on the carpet last night…

Laura said she could hardly focus because she couldn’t stop staring at her. In a bright print Lanvin dress with fuschia lips, so elegant, and sassy too. Natalie Portman can work the cameras. And the photographers in the stills pool were losing their sh-t.

Portman is professional, respectful, understands it’s a job. She’s nice, but not overly nice. Pleasant but not gushy. Certainly there’s a wall, and she’s smart enough to be able to keep it up. At the same time, she’s also clever enough to give just enough so that she’s able to sell her movie without opening up too much about her life. And there’s a wicked sense of humour under there too. You just have to earn it.

If there’s a flaw in Natalie however it’s the footwear. Laura remarked that her shoes last night were a disservice to that dress. This almost always the case. They don’t suck…but they’re not all that spectacular. In her case, the reason is less about style than it is about principle. Natalie’s animal friendly, eco-friendly position prohibits her from many lines and styles. So on this point she gets a pass.

Favourite Natalie Portman quote comes from Ryan Gosling. On whether or not he’d ever agree to star in a remake of Roman Holiday:

"I love that film, and (Natalie Portman is) the only person who could do it. She's like water, that girl. She moves through everything untouched."

This is why it’s always been a dream: Natalie Portman and Ryan Gosling. And they teased us with it in February but it went no further than flirty friends and text messages.

Maybe one day.


Photos from Wenn.com and Splashnewsonline.com

Look 's day Natalie Portman

Temperatures have dropped and left us no choice but to take some warm clothing. Autumn is here and we'll have to rummage through the closet to be appropriate ... It is a time to dress a little complicated if you can not use jeans in the day to day!

To add a touch less chance we propose the look of Natalie Portman. Bring wide leg jeans with a coat of marine layer as Chloe and bedsheets. The touch of color gives it the kind Pasley scarf in shades of green.