viernes, 28 de septiembre de 2012
Zombiecausto
jueves, 19 de enero de 2012
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The most expected movie…
The first time I got the Hobbit book in my hands, in fact, it was an unexpected Journey. Back then, I devoured books one after another. I loved the adventures and almost became the characters, saying out loud (but in silence) the dialogues that they were saying in the book. It was my escape. It was back then, when I decided that I wanted to tell that wonderful stories, in my own personal way.
I remember where, and vividly, how the adventure started…
In a hole in the ground, where lived a hobbit.
Lots of stories unfolded in front of my eyes. Pirates, dinosaurs, and even one or two tragedies of kings and queens.
But this, my friends, was not a common story. I was in the brink of the greatest adventure I had ever the honor to live.
Yes. I lived every word that was on that book. I went through caves and forests. I crossed rivers and mountains. I was in peril and danger with Bilbo.
And this was just the beginning…
I didn’t knew that I was just scratching the tip of the iceberg. At that moment I wasn’t aware that I was just reading the prologue to the greatest adventure I had… wait… I already said that.
But it was true. Every book of the trilogy was greater than the other. It was not only a story that happened to a little Hobbit. It was the story of the fellowship. It was the story of wizards and humans and dwarves and elves and creatures and adventures and death. It had everything.
I didn’t realize until the end (that I’m not going to spoil to those unfortunate that haven’t read the book), that in fact I was so immerse on the book, that I was one of the fellowship. I was the 10th member of the fellowship.
And just then, when Sam exhales deeply and says: “Well… I’m back…” It hitted me deeply. The adventure was over. It was one of the foulest moments of my life. I had adventured with my friends a lifetime of 1400 pages. Centuries and millennia’s of dark and light ages.
And I felt empty.
They were all gone. It was the saddest farewell. My best friends were all gone (yea, it sounds sad in many ways). And for almost two weeks, I had a hole in the center of my chest.
Every fragment of the story was tattooed on my soul. Every heroic act. Every song of love. Every word was stained with the blood of memories and battles that were all a Middle Earth between my mind, and reality.
And then it happened. Not years later. No. Just a few weeks later when the grieve was starting to mourn in my days because the loss of my friends, that I decided I wanted to do a movie about this book to keep alive the memories and images and words and songs. I saw a great world that someday would be the scenario of another adventure. And all was inspired by the greatest wizard of all… J.R.R. Tolkien (some say he was a hobbit). I think he was a word wizard.
Although… I didn’t knew a thing about filmmaking back then.
So I decided to study to become a movie director. It was really the moment when I took the decision of what I wanted to be.
Just to know 2 weeks later that some guy named Peter Jackson was starting preproduction of LOTR in New Zealand. (True Story)
In the beginning, I hated him. HE ROBED MY STORY!!
But later on… the expectation started to grow.
And I can’t forget the day I was at the movie theatre. The lights went off. My heart skipped a beat. And with the first chord of the marvelous music of Howard Shore, I was there and back again… with my friends. My fellowship. And a lonely tear escaped through my eyes like the day that I closed the book, 4 years before.
I forgive him. He was just another guy like me, who lived the adventure.
Today, he doesn’t know me. But more than 12 hrs of behind the scenes material have been of the greatest school I could ever ask. He made one of the greatest movie projects of all times and gave inspiration to a lot of movie makers and story tellers.
And he will continue making history…
The Hobbit: An unexpected journey Official Trailer
jueves, 15 de septiembre de 2011
Cinema Without Borders: “Tequila – The Story of a Passion”
“Tequila: A Story of a Passion” a film by Sergio Sánchez Suárez
by Robin Menken
“One of the best articles wrote for our movie until now. Grateful Thanks.”
-Dankmar García (Producer)
miércoles, 15 de junio de 2011
Tequila: Historia de una pasión (Trailer Extendido) / Tequila: A Story of Passion (Extended Trailer)
Edición: Dankmar García / Sergio Sánchez
jueves, 31 de marzo de 2011
Entrevista exclusiva para homocinefilus.com de la película Tequila: Historia de una pasión
Agradecemos la entrevista realizada por Fernando Bañuelos Medina a Sergio Sánchez (Director) y Dankmar García (Productor) de Tequila: Historia de una pasión. La entrevista no está completa, pero compartimos esta parte en la que Sergio Sánchez explica un poco acerca del guión del proyecto. El link directo de la entrevista es http://homocinefilus.com/tequila-historia-de-una-pasion-entrevista-exclusiva/ y les recomendamos ampliamente la página ya que contiene las ultimas noticias del cine, transmisiones en vivo de los eventos y mucha información relacionada con el séptimo arte.
martes, 30 de noviembre de 2010
Noche de Gala y Septimo Arte / Gala Night and Seventh Art
Articulo publicado en la revista “Los Rostros de Oaxaca” / Article publicized by the magazine “Los rostros de Oaxaca” (http://losrostrosoaxaca.com.mx/eventos/10/1/Exposiciones/22/Noche-de-gala-y-septimo-arte/)
De la película Tequila: Dankmar García (Productor), Angeles Morales Ordorica (Productora), Jimena Guerra (Actriz) y Daniela Uriza (Productora)
Inauguran festival de cine independiente y video / Inauguration of the Independent film and video festival
El Festival de Cine Independiente y Video Oaxaca tiene por objetivo contribuir a la vitalidad creativa y económica de la región. Las mejores películas y videos fueron galardonadas con el “Premio Agave” y al finalizar la premiación fueron proyectados algunos de los videos participantes.
The Independent film and video Festival from Oaxaca has the objective to contribute with the creative and economic vitality of the region. The best movies and videos were awarded with the “Agave Award” and at the end of the event, some of the participating projects were projected.
Carlos Santoyo (Invitado Especial), Elí García (Guionista película “Tequila”), Sergio Sánchez (Director y Guionista película “Tequila”) y Ricardo Fortes (Invitado Especial).
El lugar / The place:
Teatro Macedonio Alcalá
Jimena Guerra (Actriz película “Tequila”) y Jaime Guerra (Invitado Especial)
Patrocinadores / Sponsors:
Corona Cine City
Mco film Works
CTT
Tropicalico
Txalaparta
Openfilm
ProductionHUB
Ciclo literario
Pierde Almas
Casa Oaxaca Restaurant
GoSolar
Arrecife magazine
Oaxaca Lending Library
Lob
Domino´s Pizza
Noesis
El castor
Galería Musical
Restaurante Los Pacos
Universidad Mesoamericana
Alquimia
Noticias, A diario y Despertar
Casa de la Cultura Oaxaqueña
Café Nuevo Mundo
Daniela Uriza (Productora pelicula “Tequila”) y Gabriela Gómez (Invitada Especial)
Asistentes / Attenders:
Miembros de la comunidad cinematográfica y conocedores del séptimo arte.
Members of the cinematographic comunit and connoisseur of the seventh art.
Karin Meffert (Productora Ejecutiva Asociada película “Tequila”) y Xochitl Zamorano (Invitada Especial)
Los premios / The awards:
Mejor largometraje / Best full feature: La soga
Mejor documenta / Best Documentary: The Cha-wan Matchup
Mejor cortometraje / Best short movie: Interview
Mejor película dirigida por un mexicano / Best movie directed by a mexian: La pantera negra
Luis Mario Morquecho y Semjasse García (Invitados Especiales)
Las proyecciones de la noche de apertura / Opening night projections:
The necessities of life
Vento
G
Alcalá
Tequila
Acudieron actrices y directores de los filmes participantes. La estatuilla del “Premio Agave” fue elaborada por el artista oaxaqueño Alejandro Santiago.
Actresses and directors from the participant filmes were present. The “Agave Award” statue was elaborated by the artist Alejandro Santiago.
sábado, 6 de noviembre de 2010
Tequila: Estreno Mundial / Tequila: World Release
martes, 31 de agosto de 2010
Tequila Making of Music (Short Version)
Tequila Making of Music from Sergio Sanchez on Vimeo.
Música / Music: Carlo Siliotto
Edición y cámara / Edition and camera: Dankmar García