Fares Fares 2016

[davischristinem]

Guess Which Two Friends are in Berlin?!

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myloveskarsgard

Alexander Skarsgård & Fares Fares at Berlin

Daniel Chang

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European Film Awards with Cinema Stars from Across Europe

europeanfilmawards.eu/en_EN/european-film-awards-with-cinema-stars-from-across-europe
European Film Awards with Cinema Stars from Across Europe

When the 28th European Film Awards return to Berlin on 12 December, there will be an impressive line-up of European actors and actresses presenting the individual awards: Among them will be actresses Laura Birn (Finland), Elisa Sednaoui (Italy), Ana Ularu (Romania) and Carice van Houten (the Netherlands) and their male colleagues Carlos Areces (Spain), Johannes Bah Kuhnke (Sweden), Daniel Brühl (Germany), Javier Cámara (Spain), Jesper Christensen (Denmark), Grigoriy Dobrygin (Russia), Sasson Gabay (Israel), Jakub Gierszał (Poland), Johan Heldenbergh (Belgium), Reda Kateb (France), Ulrich Matthes (Germany),
Alexander Skarsgård (Sweden). They will also be joined by directors Isabel Coixet (Spain), Stephen Daldry (UK), François Ozon (France) and Paweł Pawlikowski (Poland) as well as EFA Chairwoman Agnieszka Holland and EFA President Wim Wenders.



The 900 guests – winners, nominees and EFA Members will again be welcomed by German TV host, author and director Thomas Hermanns who will lead through the evening as the show’s host.



Renowned German actor Burghart Klaußner will sing a special tribute for Paris and a group of experienced master students from the Flying Steps Academy Berlin, directed by award-winning performer Sebi Jaeger will perform a special international “Welcome to Berlin” choreography.



Among the guests this year will also be the actors and actresses Numan Acar, Alicja Bachleda-Curus, Detlev W. Buck, Fares Fares, Alina Levshin, Antoine Monot and Johanna ter Steege, directors Călin Peter Netzer and Volker Schlöndorff, jury members Anna Asp (production designer, Sweden), Uberto Pasolini (director/ producer, UK), Daniela Ciancio (costume designer, Italy), Adam Sikora (cinematographer, Poland), Kjartan Sveinsson (composer, Iceland), Monika Willi (editor, Austria), and the recipients of the honorary awards Charlotte Rampling, Sir Michael Caine and Christoph Waltz.

Berlin, 9 December 2015


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[christine73]

[ohva]

Trailer for Fares newest movie,



Google Translate:

Published on January 19, 2016

Official trailer for Flaskepost, the third film in the series about Department Q. The film is produced by Zentropa and directed by Hans Petter Moland. One of its Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Fares Fares, Johanne Louise Schmidt, Søren Pilmark, Jakob Oftebro and Pål Sverre Hagen in the cast.

About the film:
The siblings Samuel and Magdalena, who grew up in a religious community in Denmark, suddenly disappears. And at Copenhagen Police Headquarters popping an 8-year-old message in a bottle with a cry for help from a boy in captivity.

Carl Mørck and his assistant Assad police department Q quickly finds out that there is a connection between the two cases, and they manage to dig themselves into the religious community and get on the trail of a man who draws a longstanding track the kidnapping and murder after him.

Murder has never been notified when he allegedly whenever abducting two children from very religious families, it strikes one child to death and requires silence and a large ransom for the other.

Time is short, and in the quest to find the kids before it's too late may Carl Mørck true that to believe in something is closely related to life and death.

[ohva]

twitchfilm.com/2016/01/department-q-dives-into-fanaticism-in-the-a-conspiracy-of-faith-trailer.html



Director Hans Petter Moland has some big shoes to fill with the upcoming thriller A Conspiracy Of Faith. The third film in the ongoing series of adaptations of Jussi Adler Olsen's Department Q novels, Faith follows on the heels of The Keeper Of Lost Causes and The Absent One, both of which broke Danish box office records and both of which were helmed by Mikkel Norgaard before Norgaard left the series to direct hit comedy Klown Forever. Clearly the audience for this film is huge which means expectations will be as well but based on the freshly released trailer it appears that they're in good hands.

When an eight-year old message in a bottle ends up at Department Q. Carl Mørck and his assistant, Assad, are drawn into a horrific case involving a psychopathic murderer, religious fanaticism and abducted siblings never reported missing by their parents.
Nikolaj Arcel again handles the adaptation with the rest of the production team and principal cast - most notably Nikolaj Lie Kaas and Fares Fares in the leads - return. Take a look at the trailer below.

[em666]

Fares is in Berlin, promoting The Commune:

www.gettyimages.com/galleries/search?phrase=fares+fares&family=editorial&sort=

[davischristinem]

Thank-You, Em for the link to the nice pictures of Fares in Berlin.  He looks great!  If I find some unmarked, I'll post them.

[davischristinem]

Fares Fares and Trine Dyrholm at Berlinale 2016

From:  www.berlinale.de/en/im_fokus/boulevard/Fotos.html#navi=60035&item=65246



Trine Dyrholm, Fares Fares

CompetitionKollektivet (The Commune)

The actors signing the Star Portrait in the Berlinale Palast.

Feb 17, 2016



                                                                                       

[davischristinem]

Two with Fares and His Co-Stars from "The Commune"

From:  www.berlinale.de/en/im_fokus/boulevard/Fotos.html#navi=60035&item=65216



Podium

CompetitionKollektivet (The Commune)

Magnus Millang, Martha Sofie Wallstrøm Hansen, Helene Reingaard Neumann, Ulrich Thomsen, Sisse Graum Jørgensen, Fares Fares.

Feb 17, 2016




From:  www.berlinale.de/en/programm/berlinale_programm/datenblatt.php?film_id=201609209#tab=filmStills&item=201609209_1





Kollektivet | The Commune

Competition

DNK/SWE/NLD 2015

by: Thomas Vinterberg

Trine Dyrholm, Ulrich Thomsen, Lars Ranthe, Martha Wallstroem, Helene Neumann, Fares Fares, Magnus Millang, Julie Vang, Anne Gry, Sebastian Milbrat

© Christian Geisnæs




                                                                                             

[ohva]

The premiere of Afdeling Q is tonight in Denmark. That Fares gets around!

[davischristinem]

Fares and Alex in "Kill Your Darlings!

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Kill your darlings Alex running

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[ohva]

great gif!

[ohva]

[em666]

I missed this last month, when it came out, but Fares was in a photoshoot for Vogue Italia, photographer is Bruce Weber

www.abdi.ro/vogue-italia-april-2016-bruce-weber

[ohva]

Note that the Department Q trilogy is available for rental if you are on Time Warner. Check around to see if it is elsewhere.

We watched the first movie in the series in chat one night. We did it via livestream, which always gives crappy visuals. But the movie is quite good, even with that. I'll be watching it and the others for sure.

Also, there's a video at this link which I didn't include here.

www.nytimes.com/2016/06/17/movies/department-q-the-keeper-of-lost-causes-review.html?login=email&smid=tw-share&_r=0


Review: ‘The Keeper of Lost Causes,’ Pitch-Black Nordic Noir




The film adaptations of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s Nordic crime novels were a hit in Denmark, and now all three, known as “The Department Q Trilogy,” are being released on Friday in the United States. This pitch-black series, with its brooding protagonist, may draw comparisons with “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,” but consider this: The stories are even sharper. Here are reviews of the other films in the trilogy, “The Absent One” and “A Conspiracy of Faith.”

Detective Carl Morck has one mood, and boy, it’s bad. So bad that by the end of “The Keeper of Lost Causes,” you may fear that his stone face will split down the center if he forces himself to smile. But I won’t say whether this angry cop finally grins, nor will I supply any other spoilers about this expertly plotted Nordic noir.

Admittedly, Morck (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) has cause for his surliness. After a stakeout ignited a brutal moment of violence, he’s been busted down to Department Q, a basement office that handles cold cases. There, he meets Assad (Fares Fares), his new and pleasant partner who brews undrinkable coffee. Morck’s got still more problems, among them a failed marriage and a rainy Denmark that’s bursting with colors, most of them gray.

Though the setup juggles clichés, it subverts several of them once the partners take their first case: that of Merete (Sonja Richter), a politician who disappeared in a presumed suicide. That presumption unravels as Morck and Assad pull at its threads, and as we see a series of flashbacks that run parallel to the investigation. One of those, in which the main pieces fall into place, is gasp-inducing.

The film, directed by Mikkel Norgaard (who’s borrowed a thing or three from David Fincher) and first released in Denmark in 2013, often focuses on research rather than on gunplay, yet somehow it still feels filled with action. That’s a testament to its lead actors, who radiate tension, and to the script, adapted by Nikolaj Arcel from a novel by Jussi Adler-Olsen. Yes, there are grisly scenes. But there are moments of dry humor, too. Don’t be afraid to smile at those. Your face won’t split.

[em666]

Thanks for posting this. I saw the reviews on Friday but then never got around to posting them here. Here are the reviews for the other two movies.

www.nytimes.com/2016/06/17/movies/department-q-the-absent-one-review.html


www.nytimes.com/2016/06/17/movies/review-a-conspiracy-of-faith-tracks-a-message-written-in-blood.html

I'm hoping that perhaps this means that these might be available soon on dvd here in the States, which they currently aren't. I had to get my copies of the first two from Amazon UK.