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Ivansxtc

  • 2000
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 34m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,4/10
1,6 k
MA NOTE
Ivansxtc (2000)
Drama

Mise à jour sur "La mort d'Ivan Ilyich" de Léon Tolstoï, qui se déroule dans le Hollywood contemporain.Mise à jour sur "La mort d'Ivan Ilyich" de Léon Tolstoï, qui se déroule dans le Hollywood contemporain.Mise à jour sur "La mort d'Ivan Ilyich" de Léon Tolstoï, qui se déroule dans le Hollywood contemporain.

  • Director
    • Bernard Rose
  • Writers
    • Lev Tolstoy
    • Bernard Rose
    • Lisa Enos
  • Stars
    • Danny Huston
    • Peter Weller
    • Lisa Enos
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,4/10
    1,6 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Bernard Rose
    • Writers
      • Lev Tolstoy
      • Bernard Rose
      • Lisa Enos
    • Stars
      • Danny Huston
      • Peter Weller
      • Lisa Enos
    • 26Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 30Commentaires de critiques
    • 67Métascore
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
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    • Prix
      • 1 victoire et 5 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux54

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    Danny Huston
    Danny Huston
    • Ivan Beckman
    Peter Weller
    Peter Weller
    • Don West
    Lisa Enos
    • Charlotte White
    Joanne Duckman
    Joanne Duckman
    • Marcia Beckman
    Angela Featherstone
    Angela Featherstone
    • Amanda Hill
    Caroleen Feeney
    Caroleen Feeney
    • Rosemary Kramer
    Valeria Golino
    Valeria Golino
    • Constanza Vero
    Adam Krentzman
    Adam Krentzman
    • Barry Oaks
    Heidi Jo Markel
    Heidi Jo Markel
    • Francesca Knight
    James Merendino
    James Merendino
    • Danny McTeague
    Tiffani Thiessen
    Tiffani Thiessen
    • Marie Stein
    • (as Tiffani-Amber Thiessen)
    Morgan Walsh
    Morgan Walsh
    • Lucy Lawrence
    • (as Morgan Vukovic)
    Crystal Atkins
    • Jessie
    Alex Butler
    • Brad East
    Robert Graham
    • Sid Beckman
    Ken Enos
    • Bad Bobby
    Mike Gold
    • Ira Reuther
    • (as Michael Gold)
    Marilyn Heston
    • Bonnie Shane
    • Director
      • Bernard Rose
    • Writers
      • Lev Tolstoy
      • Bernard Rose
      • Lisa Enos
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs26

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    theultimatehuman

    A haunting masterpiece, unbelievably great!

    This is really one of the most honest, most genuinely unnerving films I have ever seen (and I have seen a lot, by any standards). My lady and i didn't speak the whole hour driving home, just sat in stunned contemplation of this stunning film. As we drove, I could almost not believe just how superb this film was.

    Huston is an absolute revelation as Ivan, a once-in-a-lifetime performance that seems to have sprung into life fully formed and whole. His is one of the greatest faces cinema has offered, full of humanity and pathos, at once a recognisable everyman and a unique and extraordinary figure.

    The narrative's initially gimmicky flashback structure become essential as we are allowed to see the fundamental pointlessness of the feckless Ivan's life even before we meet him.

    Flashing back, we then see the last few weeks of Ivan's life as he finds he has terminal cancer and slowly wastes away, surrounded by the most tacky/glamourous trappings of Hollywood life.

    From the early realisation of Ivan's insignificance, we are drawn to see him as fully alive and utterly human.

    This is the triumph of the director's intensely humanist vision, a moving testament to the individual worth and humanity of each of us, even the most lost and dissolute amongst us.

    Equally rich are the surrounding performances, the whole cast working tiny wonders, but special mention certainly belongs to Huston and also Peter Weller, the latter giving what I think must be his strongest ever role. His sleazy big-shot actor is an instant classic, utterly true and blackly comic.

    I lived and worked in the industry in Hollywood and I recognised many of the characters and situations. In the whole film, not one false note was struck. The locations expertly chosen, from the Sky bar to the winding backroads around Mulholland and Hollywood Blvd at dawn, the feel of Ivan's Hollywood was exactly right.

    I recommend this film to anyone looking for difficult but richly rewarding, thought-provoking cinema. It is not entertainment, but it performs the quiet miracles that few film-makers even attempt, let alone achieve with these devastating results. A triumph, a truly visionary work and clearly a labour of love for all involved, Ivan's xtc is simply astounding, quite the equal to the early works of Ingmar Bergman and I can think of no higher praise than that.
    6dave13-1

    Drugs and power in Hollywood

    The box copy for this movie suggests some kind of mystery, but don't be mislead. This is a morality drama about Hollywood deal-making at its most soulless and cynical. Peter Weller gives an unflinching performance as a high-powered star who steamrolls people, talking over them, repeating himself just in case the message didn't penetrate the first several times, making no effort to listen, and occasionally trying to justify his actions but never apologizing for his arrogance or boorishness. Danny Huston plays his agent with a painted on smile, trying to make everybody happy to get The Deal to come together, and greasing the wheels with cocaine and vodka. Huston is dying, but he puts on a happy front for the sake of the picture and knowing that the heartless, selfish people around him wouldn't care anyway. His death leads to professional complications for his agency, but little actual mourning. Indeed, it is a moment of supreme irony when his sister takes the large turnout at his funeral to be a sign of how well loved he was, while egos clash in the back of the church! The film is shot in a very documentary fashion: tight camera placements, roving camera, swish pans from one character to another. It plays like an episode of COPS, but with Hollywood power brokers at its center rather than deputies, and the look and the details of life at a big shot talent agency makes the movie seem convincing on a superficial level, but not particularly compelling dramatically. There are few original characters or situations here. The movie is good enough for its type but there is little here that seems fresh or even all that interesting.
    9barfly99

    Marvellous portrayal of a death in Hollywood

    Loosely based on Tolstoy's 'The Death of Ivan Ilych' this searing indictment of Hollywood must be one of the most under-appreciated films of the last ten years.

    Danny Huston plays Ivan Beckman, a typically sleazy, coke-snorting Tinseltown agent who is forced to confront the emptiness of his life when he learns that he is dying of cancer. Amongst the many people with whom he is surrounded but cannot confide in are hotshot director Danny McTeague (James Merendino), gun-toting homophobic mega-star Don West (Peter Weller), and Ivan's girlfriend, Charlotte (Lisa Enos), who may or may not be using him to further her own ambitions.

    IVANS XTC. actually begins with the news of Ivan's death, and apart from the first 15 minutes or so the story is told in flashback. This works superbly because we immediately discover just how meaningless Ivan's life and career really were. Nobody really gave a damn about him (nor does anyone believe for a minute that he died of cancer rather than a cocaine OD), and his death merely serves as an inconvenience to those involved in the film project he was trying to get started (West and McTeague even have the insensitivity to confront each other in the middle of Ivan's funeral service!).

    When Ivan learns of his cancer he tries to binge his way to redemption through drink, drugs, and women, but there is none to be found. Nothing can ease his physical or emotional pain. He can't even find an image of beauty or happiness in his head - everything he can think of is "shit". Ivan was already a victim even before the cancer took hold.

    Many films have successfully attacked the excessive yet soulless Hollywood machine in recent years e.g THE PLAYER and SWIMMING WITH SHARKS, but IVAN's XTC. is perhaps even better (British writer-director Bernard Rose drew from many of his own bitter experiences). The film is shot entirely on DV (with oddly effective use of Wagner as musical accompaniment!) and this gives it a documentary-style realism (you really feel you're in the back of that limo with West as he snorts coke off Charlotte's leg). It is also to the film-makers' credit that no punches are pulled when it comes to conveying exactly what Ivan's cancer is doing to him (the visceral last reel is not for the squeamish).

    The performances are first-rate all round, but Huston is especially brilliant and should have had an Oscar nomination. Although Ivan is an unpleasant individual - and Rose never dresses him up to be anything but - Huston manages to elicit the viewer's sympathy simply by demonstrating Ivan's ever more desperate need for something to fill the complete void that is his quickly fading life. As far as the 'terminal illness' genre goes this film is ultimately far more moving than blatantly manipulative stuff like TERMS OF ENDEARMENT and MY LIFE precisely because there is absolutely no on-screen sentimentality whatsoever. Ivan's one moment of true tenderness comes not with Charlotte or with any of his friends or family... but with a nurse he doesn't even know. The glorious closing shot is surely one the best in recent film-making history.

    This is a disturbing film that is at times difficult to watch. Yet at the same time it is so perceptive and involving that one feels it actually deserves several viewings. Highly recommended.
    9info-5178

    Movie of the year - for Moi - 2005

    Hmm, what a fab. movie. Just caught this flick at a film festival and let me tell you it is one dame fine movie.

    Sitting thru the opening scenes I must admit that I thought that it was going to be total @#!&*, but it soon got going. Being involved in the "entertainment" industry I did feel a connection with this film. The acting was superb, the general production values good, although the hand-held camera work did occasionally get on my nerves.

    It was quite strange actually, the start of the movie (opening credit sequences) seemed to go on for ever, and the credits that would normally be put at the end were put at the start. Anyway, I think if people can get thru the first 15 minutes, they will see the film for what it is.

    Great character performances, great story and subject matter. Think an "arthouse" version of "The Player.

    Just ordered this on DVD from the UK. MUST SEE!
    10Anig-2

    Stunning

    Ivans xtc is shot with slow shutter speeds and no 'tripod', with the result that it looks like a documentary - but it's not. Add to that some superb acting performances and the result is an extremely credible fiction film. One reviewer here complains of a lack of wisdom; I wasn't looking for wisdom. I was just watching a film about some very believable characters and what happened in a short section of their lives. Yes, it was interesting and gripping. It was also supported by some magnificent music, including excerpts of Richard Wagner's Tristan. I cannot recommend this film highly enough.

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      Sarah Danielle Madison's debut.
    • Citations

      [Upon hearing of Ivan Beckman's death]

      Don West: What, did he freebase his face off?

    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood/Ivans XTC/Undercover Brother/Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner/Bad Company (2002)
    • Bandes originales
      Tristan and Isolde
      Excerpts

      Composed by Richard Wagner

      Performed by Elmo Weber

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 19 juillet 2002 (United Kingdom)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United Kingdom
      • United States
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Ivans xtc.
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis
    • sociétés de production
      • Alternative Investments of Michigan
      • Enos/Rose Productions
      • Rhino Films
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    • Brut – États-Unis et Canada
      • 47 027 $ US
    • Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
      • 9 121 $ US
      • 9 juin 2002
    • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
      • 47 027 $ US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 34 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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