Mark Cousins (1)

Mark Cousins (May 3, 1965 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK) is a director and occasional presenter/critic on film.[1] A prolific producer and director, he is best known for his 15-hour 2011 documentary The Story of Film: An Odyssey. He presently lives in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Career
Cousins interviewed famous filmmakers such as David Lynch, Martin Scorsese and Roman Polanski in the TV series Scene by Scene.

In 2009, Cousins and actress/director Tilda Swinton created a project where they mounted a 33.5-tonne portable cinema on a large truck and hauled it manually through the Scottish Highlands. The result was a traveling independent film festival which was featured prominently in a documentary called Cinema is Everywhere. The festival was repeated again in 2011.

His 2011 film The Story of Film: An Odyssey was broadcast as 15 one-hour television episodes on More4, and later, featured at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival.In September 2013, it began to be shown on Turner Classic Movies.

After the massive undertaking of The Story of Film, Cousins's next project was an intentionally small-scale work: What Is This Film Called Love? is a self-photographed travel diary of his three-day walk around Mexico City, in which he carries on an imagined conversation with a photo of Sergei Eisenstein. Another low-budget, quickly produced documentary, Here Be Dragons, covers a short film-watching trip he made to Albania. 6 Desires: DH Lawrence and Sardinia is structured around an imagined letter from Cousins to the author D. H. Lawrence, who wrote about a 1921 visit to Sardinia.

Life May Be is a collaboration with Iranian director and actor Mania Akbari, again making use of Cousins's familiar structural devices of letters, travel imagery, and voiceover commentary.

A more ambitious and well-received work, A Story of Children and Film, began with some footage he shot of his niece and nephew at play, and grew into a documentary about the representation of children in cinema.

Cousins subsequently produced I Am Belfast, in which the city is personified by a 10,000-year-old woman. Portions of the film in progress, with a score by Belfast composer David Holmes were screened at the 2014 Belfast Film Festival. He is also working on a three-hour addendum to The Story of Film, on the subject of documentaries, entitled Dear John Grierson. wiki

Director (19 credits)
2016 Stockholm, My Love
2016 Eisenstein on Lawrence (Short)
2015 Atomic: Living in Dread and Promise (Documentary)
2015 I Am Belfast (Documentary)
2015 Your Eyes Flash Solemnly with Hate (Short)
2014 6 Desires: DH Lawrence and Sardinia (Documentary)
2014 Life May Be (Documentary)
2014 The Place (Short)
2013 Here Be Dragons (Documentary)
2013 A Story of Children and Film (Documentary)
2012 What Is This Film Called Love?
2011 The Story of Film: An Odyssey (TV Mini-Series documentary) (15 episodes)
2009 The First Movie (Documentary)
2008 First Impressions (Video documentary short)
2008 The New Ten Commandments (Documentary)
2005 Cinema Iran (TV Movie documentary)
1998-2000 Scene by Scene (TV Series) (6 episodes)
1994 I Know Where I'm Going! Revisited (TV Movie documentary)
1993 The Psychology of Neo-Nazism: Another Journey by Train to Auschwitz (Documentary)
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Enlaces completados:
OK The Story of Film An Odyssey (Mark Cousins, 2011)
OK The Story of Film An Odyssey (Mark Cousins, 2011) [HD 720 ver español] *ver Carpeta


La historia del cine: una odisea (Serie de TV)

Ficha Técnica:
Título original: The Story of Film: An Odyssey
Año: 2011
País: Reino Unido
Género: Serie TV. Documental. Sobre cine
Dirección: Mark Cousins
Guión: Mark Cousins
Duración: 60 min (15 episodios)
Reparto: Aleksandr Sokurov, Norman Lloyd, Lars von Trier, Paul Schrader, Haskell Wexler, Woo-ping Yuen, Samira Makhmalbaf, Robert Towne, Jean-Michel Frodon, Stanley Donen, Mani Kaul, Sharmila Tagore, Youssef Chahine, Kyôko Kagawa, Donald Richie, Gaston Kaboré, Judy Balaban, Bernardo Bertolucci, Bill Forsyth, Baz Luhrmann, Terence Davies
Datos del archivo:
Idioma: Inglés con subs incrustados en español
Calidad: SATRip
Resolución: Varias (Consultar capturas)
Formato: AVI
Tamaño: Total: 10,2 Gb
Sinopsis: Documental de 15 episodios sobre la historia del cine desde sus comienzos hasta la época actual desde el punto de vista de su director y narrador Mark Cousin, crítico de cine que se basa en su propio libro, The Story of Film (2004)

EPISODIO 1 (1895-1918): LOS ALBORES DE UN NUEVO ARTE
EPISODIO 2 (1918-1928): EL TRIUNFO DEL CINE AMERICANO
EPISODIO 3 (1918-1932): LOS REBELDES DEL CINE
EPISODIO 4 (AÑOS 30): LOS GRANDES GÉNEROS Y EL CINE EUROPEO
EPISODIO 5 (1939-1952): LA GUERRA Y LOS NUEVOS LENGUAJES
EPISODIO 6 (1953-1957): SEXO, DRAMA, PASIÓN Y RABIA
EPISODIO 7 (1957-1964): EL NUEVO CINE EUROPEO
EPISODIO 8 (1965-1969): UNA NUEVA OLA
EPISODIO 9 (1967-1979): EL NUEVO CINE AMERICANO
EPISODIO 10 (1969-1979): DIRECTORES DE UN CINE RADICAL
EPISODIO 11 (AÑOS 70): INNOVACIÓN EN LA CULTURA POPULAR
EPISODIO 12 (AÑOS 80): CINE Y PROTESTA
EPISODIO 13 (1990-1998): LOS ÚLTIMOS DÍAS ANTES DEL DIGITAL
EPISODIO 14 (AÑOS 90): LA LLEGADA DEL DIGITAL
EPISODIO 15 (DEL 2000 EN ADELANTE): EL FUTURO DEL CINE.

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