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(Untitled)

  • 2009
  • R
  • 1h 36min
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Adam Goldberg and Marley Shelton in (Untitled) (2009)
A Chelsea art gallerist falls for a brooding new music composer in this comic tale about the state of contemporary art.
Reproducir trailer2:10
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA Chelsea art gallerist falls for a brooding new music composer in this comic tale about the state of contemporary art.A Chelsea art gallerist falls for a brooding new music composer in this comic tale about the state of contemporary art.A Chelsea art gallerist falls for a brooding new music composer in this comic tale about the state of contemporary art.

  • Dirección
    • Jonathan Parker
  • Guionistas
    • Jonathan Parker
    • Catherine DiNapoli
  • Elenco
    • Adam Goldberg
    • Marley Shelton
    • Eion Bailey
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.2/10
    2.4 k
    TU CALIFICACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Jonathan Parker
    • Guionistas
      • Jonathan Parker
      • Catherine DiNapoli
    • Elenco
      • Adam Goldberg
      • Marley Shelton
      • Eion Bailey
    • 18Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 46Opiniones de los críticos
    • 58Metascore
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    • Premios
      • 2 premios ganados en total

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    Adam Goldberg
    Adam Goldberg
    • Adrian Jacobs
    Marley Shelton
    Marley Shelton
    • Madeleine Gray
    Eion Bailey
    Eion Bailey
    • Josh Jacobs
    Lucy Punch
    Lucy Punch
    • The Clarinet
    Vinnie Jones
    Vinnie Jones
    • Ray Barko
    Zak Orth
    Zak Orth
    • Porter Canby
    Ptolemy Slocum
    Ptolemy Slocum
    • Monroe
    Michael Panes
    Michael Panes
    • Grant
    Svetlana Efremova
    Svetlana Efremova
    • Russian Singer
    Marceline Hugot
    Marceline Hugot
    • Corporate Art Buyer
    Janet Carroll
    Janet Carroll
    • Helen Finkelstein
    Ben Hammer
    Ben Hammer
    • Morton Cabot
    David Beach
    David Beach
    • Critic at Morton Cabot's Concert
    David Cale
    David Cale
    • Critic at Adrian's Concert
    Dean Wareham
    • Critic at Adrian's Concert
    Kelly Deadmon
    Kelly Deadmon
    • Socialite at Art Dinner
    Marla Sucharetza
    Marla Sucharetza
    • Socialite at Art Dinner
    Carole Schweid
    • Mother
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      • Jonathan Parker
    • Guionistas
      • Jonathan Parker
      • Catherine DiNapoli
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    vintkd

    "What is really art currently?"

    This is a very funny film, in my opinion, very strange at the first glance and really independent in all senses. I have always been liked such humor, which lies not on the surface, and in order that to understand its, you should have certain creative imagination and pure soul, not damaging modern teenage comedies. Though my soul is not clean exactly, I enthralled this movie.In this movie there is a very important question "What is really art currently?" We so often pronounce the words "genius", "masterpiece", but many people absolutely not understand true value and sense these words. Very nice and surprisingly for me had been to see amazing performance by always brutal Vinnie Jones in absolutely not typical role for him.
    7lewiskendell

    Absurd and amusing.

    "How do you deal with such idiotic criticism?"

    (Untitled) is an absurd, entertaining mixture of a comedy, a romantic comedy, a drama, and a satire of the New York art scene (and some modern art in general, I suppose). It caught my eye because of the presence of Marley Shelton and Lucy Punch, two underrated and really hot actresses that I make a habit of checking out in every movie I can, but it turned out to be a worthwhile movie, beyond their presence.

    The two main characters are Adrian (Adam Goldberg), a bohemian experimental musician (think kicking buckets and ripping paper), and Madeline (Marley Shelton), a gallery owner who sells the commercial work of Adrian's brother to keep her gallery open, while only allowing more avant-garde pieces to be shown there. Madeline finds herself drawn to Adrian's unconventional sensibilities, but conflict eventually arises between the two when Madeline's eccentric clients don't meet Adrian's ideas of what art should be. 

    (Untitled) is funniest when showcasing the "artwork" of its supporting characters, including Ray Park as an artist who uses taxidermy in a unique way, and Zak Orth in a small but absolutely scene-stealing role. 

    I think you probably have to be familiar with, or at least aware of, the modern art scene to see the appeal of (Untitled). It's not a hard film to get your head around, or anything like that, but it does get its humor from situations and jokes that may not have appeal for everyone. I thought it was quite amusing, though, and I recommend that anyone who finds the idea interesting, gives it a try.
    8Hans-Feuersinger

    Jonathan Parker Flips the Pretentious New York Art Scene on its Back

    With a hip young cast and original music by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang, this movie feels like a tried-and-true festival darling. Unfortunately, the picture wasn't given the chance to shine at Sundance. But fret not; (UNTITLED) (yes, there are parenthesis around the title, which is actually the word, "untitled") will see theatrical distribution in fall of 2009. The film enjoys a fast and lively pace, delivered by director Jonathan Parker (Bartelby), and the ensemble piece puts New York's contemporary art world under a high-intensity microscope. First, we've got Adrian, played by Adam Goldberg, who is a struggling experimental musician. He is the leader of a strange troupe of percussionists who produce a wild, cacophonous sound that I guarantee you've never heard before. Adrian's brother Josh is a commercial painter, played by Eion Bailey, whose pieces are sold to corporate clients. The shrewd and sexy gallerist Madeleine (portrayed perfectly by Marley Shelton) keeps Josh's paintings hidden in a seedy back room, selling them after-hours to fund the "real pieces" displayed on the showroom floor. These more "important" works of art, all custom-made for the production, are created by more forward-thinking creatives such as the taxidermist/artiste Ray Barko, who is played by the always-intense Vinnie Jones. Then there's the meticulous auteur Monroe, who was my favorite character in the film, played with frightening authenticity by Ptolemy Slocum. I'll just say this: I must have one of Monroe's pieces! As this entertaining little story unfolds, a light-hearted love triangle develops between Madeleine and the two brothers, and eventually everybody's using one another to get ahead in the cut-throat art world. In the end, commercial success, loyalty and artistic appreciation are all called into question. Throughout the movie, New York's artistic elite pepper the scenes, highlighted by snooty critics, sassy gallery owners and hip-yet-fickle patrons. Good acting all around, eye-catching costumes by Deirdre Wegner and great music by Lang add to the production value. (UNTITLED) is an entertaining and thought-provoking comedy for those who appreciate fine (and not so fine) art. SUGGESTION: Recommend
    6Buddy-51

    The movie with no name

    The movie titled "(Untitled)" is a small-scale non-commercial art film that makes fun of small, non-commercial art works – or, more precisely, those who produce, purchase or admire such works.

    The story focuses on two brothers with widely differing views on art. Adrian (Adam Goldberg) is a composer whose idea of "music" is to bang away on an array of regular household items (a steel bucket being the predominant instrument in his "orchestra") resulting in an ear-splitting, atonal cacophony. Josh (Eion Bailey) is an abstract painter who's "sold out" by actually selling his works to corporate buyers, though he would now like to earn some respectability as an artist by having his own show. Madeleine (Marely Shelton) is a dealer who sells Josh's works to fund her own gallery of minimalist and conceptual art but who won't display his paintings there.

    Written and directed by Jonathan Parker, "(Untitled)" offers some droll moments of offbeat humor, as it gently skewers the absurdity and self-congratulatory pretentiousness of the abstract-art world and the minions who inhabit it - though, if truth be told, there are times when the movie itself, with its minimalistic drama and lackluster storytelling, comes dangerously close to becoming the very thing it's satirizing. However, the art works themselves are cleverly and appropriately awful, and the movie has just enough knowing wryness to overcome its undernourished storytelling.
    8LeonLouisRicci

    Avant-Garde Artistes on Parade…Neat and Nutty Satire

    A Smart Movie that is Insightful and Entertaining as it Satirises the Avant-Garde Art World. Not a Fresh Idea to be sure but an always Welcome Debate about "Yes, but is it Art?". That Conundrum seems to be Forever with Us and it never really has an Easy Answer and it shouldn't because it is Purely Rhetorical.

    Trying to Answer that Question is like trying to Answer "Why are we here?" or "What is the Meaning of life?" It is a Labyrinth of a Quest to attempt such Profound Inquiries.

    Director Jonathan Parker is Articulate and Funny as He Dumbs Down the Dumb Work of these Creators and Their Creations and is Empathetic and enjoys Poking Fun at what He Loves. His Own Film Straddles the Line between Commercially Viable and Free Expression. A sort of a Combination of the Two on-screen Brothers.

    Adam Goldberg as a Sound Artist that says "Harmony was a Capitalist plot to sell pianos.", and His Brother Aaron Bailey as a Painter who has Not Really Sold Out but His Paintings Do, to Corporations and Hotels.

    The Film includes many Arty Characters that give this thing Pizazz. Marley Shelton as the Gallery Owner that is very Comfortable in Her own Fake Skin of a Noise inducing Wardrobe of Vinyl and Ruffles. Her Audible Attire attracts the Noise Conscious Sound Artist for a Romantic Interlude, but that is hardly the Story here.

    There Hardly is a Story here but what is here is a parade of Amusing and Egotistical Artists that are Lively and Loving every minute of Their Expressionism. Just like the Creators of this Engaging Entry Into a very Weird World. The Movie is Not for All Tastes but that is the Point.

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      The film premiered in the United States on October 23, 2009 where it opened in theaters and grossed in its first weekend $18,002.
    • Citas

      Madeleine Gray: Try to read this work as a mistake... it's so personal.

      Adrian Jacobs: Some things are so personal... that's better to keep them to yourself.

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 2 de junio de 2011 (Países Bajos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Sitios oficiales
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    • También se conoce como
      • A New York Love Affair
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Chelsea, Manhattan, Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
      • Parker Film Company
      • Luber Roklin Entertainment
      • Bossa Nova Productions
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    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 230,600
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 18,002
      • 25 oct 2009
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 230,600
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 36 minutos
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      • Dolby Digital
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