Paz de la Huerta - Paz De La Huerta in a black cocktail dress as she arrives for a dinner date with her male companion - Los Angeles, California, United States - Thursday 5th December 2013
Paz De La Huerta
Paz De La Huerta
Paz de la Huerta Thursday 8th July 2010 Special Screening of 2012 : Time For Change at the SVA theater - arrivals New York City, USA
Paz de la Huerta Wednesday 28th April 2010 Chanel Tribeca Film Festival Dinner in support of the Tribeca Film Festival Artists Awards Program at Odeon New York City, USA
The Limits Of Control Review
By Chris Cabin
Excellent
It was about three years ago when, emerging from a press screening of Pedro Almodóvar's Volver, a good friend said to me, "You just can't argue with Almodóvar," referring to the idiosyncratic style that the great Spanish director has held steady for nearly three decades now. It didn't matter that Volver was, arguably, one of the director's more languid entries in terms of story, thematic content, and ambition. It simply mattered that it was undeniably Almodóvar.
The Limits of Control, the 11th feature by the New York-born auteur Jim Jarmusch, is another work that is inarguably stamped by its director's idiosyncrasies and, like Volver, there have been several critics who have questioned if its artistic success is not so much a result of it being a Jarmusch film rather than simply a good film. It emits a dark-shade cool, as befits any Jarmusch joint, and it features several of the director's usual performers, including the Ivorian-born actor Isaach De Bankolé in the lead.
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Paz de la Huerta Tuesday 28th April 2009 Special New York screening of 'The Limits of Control' at Landmark's Sunshine Theater - Arrivals New York City, USA
A Walk To Remember Review
Very Good
A Walk to Remember can and will be known best as "The Mandy Moore Project," the first feature where the popular teen singer stars on the big screen. She is the focal point of the marketing, the reason that most kids will see the movie, and the one player to be under the microscope. Luckily for Moore, and the film, her flaws are few, as she slides easily into one of the more interesting teen roles in recent adolescent films, as the originality of her character, her well-metered performance, and director Adam Shankman's lively delivery lift this movie above most of its counterparts.
The film may look like a relative to the Freddie Prinze Jr. vehicle She's All That (1999), but it's more like a cousin to Robert Mulligan's The Man in the Moon (1991). The story begins predictably enough: Landon (Shane West), a young teen sowing his oats through his high school years, is forced to take on charity work after orchestrating a stupid stunt that nearly paralyzes a kid. While mopping up hallways and tutoring youngsters, he comes across Jamie Sullivan (Moore), a level-headed duckling (not so ugly), with a good heart and religion at her core. If this were Prinze pap, Landon would spruce her up and show the world what it's been missing. Instead, in this Karen Janszen adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks novel, Jamie stays true to herself, and the shy girl has a life-changing effect on the guy.
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Paz De La Huerta
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A Walk To Remember Movie Review
A Walk to Remember can and will be known best as "The Mandy Moore Project,"...
