The second film, opening International Film

The second film, opening the International Film Festival of Asian Pacific Countries "Pacific Meridian" will tape Serge Bozon "Tip-Top". On the creative meeting will present a picture viewer - French actress Isabelle Huppert. As one of the most successful actresses of French cinema, Isabelle Huppert in 1971 starred in more than 90 television and movies. Fourteen of her movies were shown in the official competition program of the Cannes Film Festival, where Isabelle was twice awarded with the prize for best actress. In 2009 she was president of the jury of the 62nd Cannes Film Festival. Also, it is most other actresses were nominated for "Cesar" - 14 times. "For the first time at the International Film Festival in Vladivostok attention of the viewer will feature two opening film - Hollywood blockbuster David Twohy" Riddick "and the recent work of one of the leaders of the French" new wave of incestuous "Serge Bozon" Tip Top ". The second work - a light, witty, ironic tape "cinephiles" intelligent fans of cinema full of accurate observations of life in modern French society. Thus, from the very first day of the International Film Festival of Asian Pacific Countries "Pacific Meridian" defines the two vectors of its programs - "spectator" commercial cinema, and cinema for those who are primarily interested in the author's view, relevance and independence of mind that is fully consistent with the motto Film Festival Vladivostok - "Cinema for all movie for everyone." Movie with Vin Diesel and Isabelle Huppert - a very powerful and very beautiful start to the festival, "- said the program director Asia Pacific International Film Festival" Pacific Meridian "Yuri Goncharov. Recall, XI International Film Festival of Asian Pacific Countries "Pacific Meridian" will be held in Vladivostok, from 7 to 13 September. Another opening film will be fantastic band David Twohy "Riddick." For reference: Isabelle Huppert graduated from the Paris Conservatory of Dramatic Art and starred in his first film, "Faustina and hot summers" when she was 16 years old. Her career quickly went to take off, and soon she began to work with such notable directors as Bertrand Blier ("Going Places", 1974), and Claude Chabrol, who has starred in several films, including the painting "Violet Nozieres" (1978). For this film she received the award for Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival in 1978. In the same year it won the British Academy Award for best debut in the movie "The Lacemaker". In the 80-90's filmography Huppert has expanded significantly, including the expense of such films as "Women's work" (1988) by Claude Chabrol, the highly successful "Madame Bovary" (1991) and "The ceremonies of the crime" (1995), which won the "Cesar" in 1996. In subsequent years, she again drew the attention of the general public in the work of Michael Haneke's controversial drama "The Piano Teacher" (2001), where she played the sexy zakompleksovannymi music teacher, has an affinity for self-destruction. Her vivid game shocked viewers around the world and earned her the award for best actress at the Cannes Film Festival. Soon added to this film a black comedy by Francois Ozon's "8 Women", which was attended by some of the most famous actresses of France. In 2003 she again starred in Haneke in a grim picture of "Time of the Wolf", and in 2012 - in the Oscar-winning film "Love." She has also worked with world-renowned filmmakers from Asia, such as Brillyante Mendoza ("captured", 2012) and San Soo Hong ("In another country," 2012)