All the Love You Cannes! (2002)

User Rating:

6.0/10   

Directors:

Gabriel Friedman
Lloyd Kaufman

Writers:

Gabriel Friedman (writer)
Lloyd Kaufman (writer)

Genre:

Documentary

Plot Keywords:

Film Making | Male Full Frontal Nudity | Marketing

Cast

Lloyd Kaufman	...	Himself
Quentin Tarantino	...	Himself
Claude Chabrol	...	Himself
Doug Sakmann	...	Himself ('Sgt. Kabukiman, NYPD')
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Edouard Baer	...	Himself
Julien Bodivit	...	Himself
Roger Corman	...	Himself
Count Smokula	...	Himself
David Dadon	...	Himself
Lee Demarbre	...	Himself
Johnny Depp	...	Himself
Roger Ebert	...	Himself
Chad Ferrin	...	Himself
Calista Flockhart	...	Herself
Ethan Hawke	...	Himself
Alexandre Kyriakidis	...	Himself
Jerry Lewis	...	Himself
Joseph Malerba	...	Himself
Scott W. Mckinlay	...	Himself
Yaniv Sharon	...	Himself
Tiffany Shepis	...	Herself
Heidi Sjursen	...	Herself
Olivier Tendon	...	Himself
Uma Thurman	...	Herself
Jean-Claude Van Damme	...	Himself
Johan Vandewoestijne	...	Himself
Ariel Wizman	...	Himself

Runtime:

108 min

Country:

USA | France

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Filming Locations:

Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, France

Company:

Troma Entertainment

Movie Connections:

Featured in Make Your Own Damn Movie! (2005) (V)

Soundtrack:

Edouard Baer

Doing it for the love of film

After volunteering for Troma at the Cannes film festival, I can now fully appreciate how difficult it is to make your voice heard at a film festival such as Cannes. The fact that Troma is relentless and shows up every year and makes every attempt possible to disrupt the goings on is admirable. It is certainly hard work, and by the end everyone is tired and frustrated, but Troma is persistent. This documentary is brutally honest, and is absolutely wonderful. The volunteers are enthusiastic, which is necessary. The fact that the volunteers are not paid, and must pay for their own flights and food shows that they themselves are doing it because they love Troma. How many major companies have that sort of fan base? True, they harass everyone and cause tons of trouble, but they are doing it for something they truly love. Troma gets noticed because of the volunteers. By having people pay attention to Troma, more attention is paid to independent cinema. Down with Hollywood! The truth is, you may not like Troma, but you will never forget Troma.