El nombre de Pablo Trapero es familiar para cualquier
persona interesada en el cine
latinoamericano y mundial, así como lo son sus películas de alta relevancia
social. Aproximadamente veinte años de su trabajo han sido aplaudidos en
todo el mundo, con películas como Familia Rodante, Leonera y Elefante Blanco (con la superestrella Ricardo Darín). Trapero fue nombrado Presidente
de la categoría Un Certain Regard en el Festival de Cannes 2014. Su más reciente proyecto lo
ha llevado a Delhi y Mumbai para filmar la adaptación de la novela de Vikas
Swarup Six Suspects (Seis Sospechosos). Vikas Swarup es mejor conocido como el autor del libro que inspiró la película Slumdog Millionaire de Danny
Boyle. El autor leyó el guión y expresó su satisfacción por cómo se llevó a
cabo la adaptación de su libro.
Six Suspects es una novela de misterio que gira en torno a los seis huéspedes en una fiesta elegante. El libro ha sido adaptado al cine por John Hodge (de Trainspotting y The Beach). Teniendo en cuenta el gusto por el cine valiente y sincero de tanto Hodge como Trapero, se ha acumulado gran expectativa con respecto a la
asociación de ambos. La especulación con respecto al casting de Amitabh
Bachchan en la película también ha provocado la efervescencia de los medios de
comunicación en la India estos últimos meses. Una cosa es cierta: este será el
primer largometraje de Pablo Trapero hecho enteramente en inglés, ampliando así
el disfrute de su talento a muchos más públicos.
Oriundo de
Buenos Aires, Pablo Trapero ha mencionado recientemente a la prensa cómo el equipo de la película ha tomado con filosofía el tener que interrumpir la filmación en varias ocasiones debido a las lluvias del monzón. Ha expresado también cuánto a pesar de las diferencias aún encuentra a la cultura de la India y la cultura de Argentina parecidas.
El tercer
libro de Vikas Swarup también será llevada al cine de Bollywood por Sriram
Raghavan (Johnny Gadar, Agent Vinod).
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Pablo Trapero is on board Paul Raphael and Working Title’s India-set crime drama adapted from Vikas Swarup’s novel by John Hodge.
Argentine Pablo Trapero, director of Carancho and Lion’s Den, is newly attached to Working Title-Starfield Productions crime-drama Six Suspects, the producers have confirmed to Screen.
The film will be Trapero’s first entirely English-language feature.
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
29 October, 2012 | By Andreas Wiseman
EXCLUSIVE: Pablo Trapero is on board Paul Raphael and Working Title’s India-set crime drama adapted from Vikas Swarup’s novel by John Hodge.
Argentine Pablo Trapero, director of Carancho and Lion’s Den, is newly attached to Working Title-Starfield Productions crime-drama Six Suspects, the producers have confirmed to Screen.
The film will be Trapero’s first entirely English-language feature.
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
29 October, 2012 | By Andreas Wiseman
EXCLUSIVE: Pablo Trapero is on board Paul Raphael and Working Title’s India-set crime drama adapted from Vikas Swarup’s novel by John Hodge.
Argentine Pablo Trapero, director of Carancho and Lion’s Den, is newly attached to Working Title-Starfield Productions crime-drama Six Suspects, the producers have confirmed to Screen.
The film will be Trapero’s first entirely English-language feature.
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
29 October, 2012 | By Andreas Wiseman
EXCLUSIVE: Pablo Trapero is on board Paul Raphael and Working Title’s India-set crime drama adapted from Vikas Swarup’s novel by John Hodge.
Argentine Pablo Trapero, director of Carancho and Lion’s Den, is newly attached to Working Title-Starfield Productions crime-drama Six Suspects, the producers have confirmed to Screen.
The film will be Trapero’s first entirely English-language feature.
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
29 October, 2012 | By Andreas Wiseman
EXCLUSIVE: Pablo Trapero is on board Paul Raphael and Working Title’s India-set crime drama adapted from Vikas Swarup’s novel by John Hodge.
Argentine Pablo Trapero, director of Carancho and Lion’s Den, is newly attached to Working Title-Starfield Productions crime-drama Six Suspects, the producers have confirmed to Screen.
The film will be Trapero’s first entirely English-language feature.
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf
Trainspotting and The Beach writer John Hodge has adapted Vikas Swarup’s novel in which six guests at a party are accused of killing the son of an Indian cabinet minister.
Swarup famously wrote the novel Q & A, which went on to become Danny Boyle’s smash hit Slumdog Millionaire.
Starfield’s Paul Raphael told Screen that he anticipates the production getting under way in India next autumn.
He produces with Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. BBC Films has backed development and will also partially finance the production.
Raphael said: “I’m delighted to be in league with such supportive partners as Working Title and BBC Films and we’re all thrilled to have a director of Pablo’s calibre on board. Work is under way on the shooting draft with John Hodge and we expect to be filming in India late 2013.”
Acclaimed director Trapero was in competition in Cannes in 2008 for Lion’s Den. Titles White Elephant and 7 Days in Havana both screened in Un Certain Regard earlier this year. His films also include 2004 festival hit Rolling Family.
- See more at: http://www.vikasswarup.net/pablo-trapero-to-direct-six-suspects-2/#sthash.GEJuNjWu.dpuf