칸영화제 다빈치와댄브라운
Czech model Eva Herzigovathe world premiere of U.S. director Ron Howard's. Singer Angela Gheorghiu
out of competition film 'The Da Vinci Code' at the 59th Cannes Film Festival May 17, 2006.
French actor Jean-Pierre Marielle Unidentified guests
Italian actress Monica Bellucci (L) French director Patrice Leconte Author Dan Brown(R) screenwriter Akiva Goldsman
Malaysia-born actress Michelle Yeoh American actor Sidney Poitier
Actress and model Phoebe Price이 여인의 패션을 함 봐요. 완전히 다
벗었잖아요, 히프가 그대로 다 보이잖아요. 참 유감이네 왜 앞면 프론트사이드는
안보여줄까. 누구의 칭찬도 누구의 비난도 상관않고전혀 개의치 않고 내기분
내방식 내느낌 내주관으로 살아가는 자세 멋지고 용기있고 개성있는 것이잖아요.
주변에 휩쓸리지 않는 이런 꿋뚯함 정말 꼭 필요한 것인데, 왠지 난 자신이 없다.
개성 주관 소신 심지 이런 것들의 결함이내 출세를 방해하는 건가
Tom Hanks, left,director Ron HowardAmerican director Ron Howard, right, Howard's wife Cheryl, center,
American producer Brian Grazer the screening of 'The Da Vinci Code,'
at the 59th International film festival in Cannes, southern France, on Wednesday, May 17, 2006
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문제의 영화, 화제작, 책의 예열을 받은 영화 숱한 수식어를 단 영화의 핵심
감독 론 하워드부부 제작자 브라이안 그레이즈가 5월17일 불란서 남부도시
칸에서 열린 제 56회 칸영화제의 붉은 카펫위를, 저 위에 작가 댄 브라운도 있구
또 오랫만에 시드니 포이티어도 보이네요 한데 안 늙었다. 로마 카토릭은 다비치 코드를
흉악한 하나의 의식으로 규정하고 그 대변인은 이런 요란한 반기독교적인 얘길들을 모두가 아주
금방 잊어 버릴거라구 하네요. 가만 둬도 금방 사라질 아무런 의미도 없는 영화 한편을 들고
교계가 아우성을 하니 더욱 큰 호기심에 더 많은 선전을 더 많은 얘기들을만들어 내고 있는 것이
지긍의 현실이다. 진리가 아닌 목소리로만 자기 정체를 드러내고자는 크리스찬들. 이들 전부가
다빈치 코드의 광고탑들 아닌가 돈 받았나. 참 한심한 작금의 쇼들.냄비바닥 정서와 확연히 구분되는
카토릭의 느긋한 대응대처 정서, 멋지다
Ron Howard Answers 'Da Vinci' Critics
By ANGELA DOLAND, Associated Press Writer Wed May 17, 4:17 PM ET
CANNES, France - Director Ron Howard had a suggestion Wednesday for people riled by the way Christian
history is depicted in "The Da Vinci Code": If you suspect the movie will upset you, don't go see it.
Howard's adaptation of Dan Brown's blockbuster was to open the Cannes Film Festival later Wednesday at
a glitzy black-tie premiere. Beforehand, he answered questions about "Da Vinci" protests around the world ?
and also in Cannes, where a Roman Catholic nun wearing a brown habit kneeled in prayer at the base of the red carpet.
"There's no question that the film is likely to be upsetting to some people," Howard told reporters. "My advice, since virtually no one has really seen the movie yet, is to not go see the movie if you think you're going to be upset. Wait. Talk to somebody who has seen it. Discuss it. And then arrive at an opinion about the movie itself."
"Again: This is supposed to be entertainment, it's not theology," he said.
The book, and the screen adaptation, suggest that Jesus Christ was married to Mary Magdalene and fathered a child. One reporter asked the cast if they believed Christ was married.
Star Tom Hanks quipped, "Well, I wasn't around."
Christian groups as far away as South Korea, Thailand and India have protested the movie, planning boycotts,
a hunger strike and attempts to block or shorten screenings.
In Cannes, a British nun, Sister Mary Michael, kneeled before a wooden cross at the base of Cannes' famous red carpet, where Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen and Paul Bettany were to greet fans before the premiere.
Head bowed, she recited a rosary.
In Rome, Opus Dei, the conservative Catholic movement depicted as a murderous cult in "The Da Vinci Code," invited media to one of its vocational schools in a working class section of the Italian capital, to show off its work training young people to be mechanics, electricians and chefs.
"Soon this regrettable but fleeting episode will be forgotten," said Opus Dei spokesman Manuel Sanchez Hurtado.
"Let us hope that its lessons about mutual respect and understanding are not."
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