In Umbracle, an aleatory horror film that paints a critical image of Francoist Spain, Portabella continues his exploration of the language of experimental cinema and develops his aesthetic of combining documentary with reenactment. He worked with Christopher Lee to produce an "ideal and predetermined cliché[d]" image of an actor: "Lee offered to perform my ideas with pleasure. I even managed to get him to do the hardest thing an actor can do: nothing." 　　Low-budget horror-film star Christopher Lee makes a second appearance as the iconic centerpiece of a Portabella film (CUADECUC--VAMPIR was his first), this time as an imposing but ghostly figure wandering the streets of Barcelona. Through film clips that evoke Chaplin and other silent-era comedians, Dadaist poetry, and mysterious melodrama, Portabella makes a bid for unfettered artistic freedom calculated to scramble the brains of Franco-regime censors. 　　Pere Portabella (b. 1929, Barcelona) is a veteran Spanish filmmaker whose narrative features—rich in interludes, plot diversions, atmosphere, and unexpected synchronies between sight and sound—limn the avant-garde and expand the expressive potential of cinema. Portabella, who began his cinematic career as a producer of fiction films implicitly critical of General Francisco Franco, had his passport revoked when Luis Bunuel's Viridiana (1961), which he helped to make, "embarrassed" Spain at the Cannes Film Festival in 1962. When democracy returned to Spain, Portabella served as a senator in the Catalan government. However, throughout his various careers, Portabella continued to make cinema, investigating meaning in the moving image and flexing the notion of genre—particularly for horror films, fantasy films, and thrillers. MoMA first screened a Portabella work—Vampir Cuadecuc (1970)—on January 27 and 28, 1972, in its Cineprobe program. After a thirty-five year absence, the Department of Film is honored to welcome Portabella back to introduce the New York premiere of his recently completed The Silence before Bach (2007). Roundtable discussions will also be held at New York University, September 27–28. All films directed by Portabella. 　　http://www.chicagoreader.com/features/stories/moviereviews/061110/

In Umbracle, an aleatory horror film that paints a critical image of Francoist Spain, Portabella continues his exploration of the language of experimental cinema and develops his aesthetic of combining documentary with reenactment. He worked with Christopher Lee to produce an "ideal and predetermined cliché[d]" image of an actor: "Lee offered to perform my ideas with pleasure. I even managed to get him to do the hardest thing an actor can do: nothing." 　　Low-budget horror-film star Christopher Lee makes a second appearance as the iconic centerpiece of a Portabella film (CUADECUC--VAMPIR was his first), this time as an imposing but ghostly figure wandering the streets of Barcelona. Through film clips that evoke Chaplin and other silent-era comedians, Dadaist poetry, and mysterious melodrama, Portabella makes a bid for unfettered artistic freedom calculated to scramble the brains of Franco-regime censors. 　　Pere Portabella (b. 1929, Barcelona) is a veteran Spanish filmmaker whose narrative features—rich in interludes, plot diversions, atmosphere, and unexpected synchronies between sight and sound—limn the avant-garde and expand the expressive potential of cinema. Portabella, who began his cinematic career as a producer of fiction films implicitly critical of General Francisco Franco, had his passport revoked when Luis Bunuel's Viridiana (1961), which he helped to make, "embarrassed" Spain at the Cannes Film Festival in 1962. When democracy returned to Spain, Portabella served as a senator in the Catalan government. However, throughout his various careers, Portabella continued to make cinema, investigating meaning in the moving image and flexing the notion of genre—particularly for horror films, fantasy films, and thrillers. MoMA first screened a Portabella work—Vampir Cuadecuc (1970)—on January 27 and 28, 1972, in its Cineprobe program. After a thirty-five year absence, the Department of Film is honored to welcome Portabella back to introduce the New York premiere of his recently completed The Silence before Bach (2007). Roundtable discussions will also be held at New York University, September 27–28. All films directed by Portabella. 　　http://www.chicagoreader.com/features/stories/moviereviews/061110/

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改编自D. Eric Maikranz所著小说《转世文献》(The Rein carnationist Papers)，聚焦一个被自己前两世的记忆缠绕的男子，引出一群几乎长生不死、几世纪来多次转生的人，被称为“无限/无穷之人”，他们的组织叫“Cognomina”。为了打败想毁灭地球的邪恶力量，他们必须依靠这个精神分裂的男子，而后者先要搞清楚：他常做的奇怪的梦都是前世的记忆。

改编自D. Eric Maikranz所著小说《转世文献》(The Rein carnationist Papers)，聚焦一个被自己前两世的记忆缠绕的男子，引出一群几乎长生不死、几世纪来多次转生的人，被称为“无限/无穷之人”，他们的组织叫“Cognomina”。为了打败想毁灭地球的邪恶力量，他们必须依靠这个精神分裂的男子，而后者先要搞清楚：他常做的奇怪的梦都是前世的记忆。

故事发生在遥远的23世纪，95%的人类沦为赤贫。为了摆脱困境，人们将触角伸向外太空，希望借助外星矿物的开采工作来扭转现状。但是他们太过莽撞，以致于唤醒了矿源中沉睡的未知生物。在过去的岁月中，曾有1600名当地员工被怪物所杀。此后不久，怪物迅速感染合适的宿主，局势彻底失控。为了阻止怪物入侵地球的计划，一支小队被派往异星球执行阻截任务。谁知小队遭受了压倒性的打击，危机时刻，名叫怀特·卡迈克尔（Daniel MacPherson 饰）的男子释放冷气冻住了怪物，而除他之外无一人生还。 　　此后不久，另一支队伍受命前来查探情况，他们的无意之举让沉睡的怪物再度复活……

故事发生在遥远的23世纪，95%的人类沦为赤贫。为了摆脱困境，人们将触角伸向外太空，希望借助外星矿物的开采工作来扭转现状。但是他们太过莽撞，以致于唤醒了矿源中沉睡的未知生物。在过去的岁月中，曾有1600名当地员工被怪物所杀。此后不久，怪物迅速感染合适的宿主，局势彻底失控。为了阻止怪物入侵地球的计划，一支小队被派往异星球执行阻截任务。谁知小队遭受了压倒性的打击，危机时刻，名叫怀特·卡迈克尔（Daniel MacPherson 饰）的男子释放冷气冻住了怪物，而除他之外无一人生还。 　　此后不久，另一支队伍受命前来查探情况，他们的无意之举让沉睡的怪物再度复活……

改编自D. Eric Maikranz所著小说《转世文献》(The Rein carnationist Papers)，聚焦一个被自己前两世的记忆缠绕的男子，引出一群几乎长生不死、几世纪来多次转生的人，被称为“无限/无穷之人”，他们的组织叫“Cognomina”。为了打败想毁灭地球的邪恶力量，他们必须依靠这个精神分裂的男子，而后者先要搞清楚：他常做的奇怪的梦都是前世的记忆。

改编自D. Eric Maikranz所著小说《转世文献》(The Rein carnationist Papers)，聚焦一个被自己前两世的记忆缠绕的男子，引出一群几乎长生不死、几世纪来多次转生的人，被称为“无限/无穷之人”，他们的组织叫“Cognomina”。为了打败想毁灭地球的邪恶力量，他们必须依靠这个精神分裂的男子，而后者先要搞清楚：他常做的奇怪的梦都是前世的记忆。