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e-96997

Joined Jul 2017
Eddy Juillerat
Born May 23, 1970 in Martigny, Switzerland.

An atypical career beginning with drawing from an early age, followed by photography, computer graphics, painting, wood crafts and various disciplines all visual, manual, and all self-taught. Worked mainly as a typographer and projectionist.

By embarking on the path of cinema, he realizes that the skills he has developed cover
the majority of those requested in this trade. Passionate about cinema from the age of 14 when he discovered "Raiders of the lost ark", "The exorcist" and "Alien, the 8th passenger". Later he discovered Hanneke, Fincher, the other films of Friedkin, Kieslowski, Lars von Trier, Michael Mann, Danny Boyle, Christopher Nolan and Denis Villeneuve.

As a solitary and silent child, he invents himself worlds he materializes in his SF and fantasy drawings, where each drawing shows a context and a fraction of history. Later he explore many other kind but mostly personal designs.
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Ratings30

e-96997's rating
Extra Terrestrial Visitors
2.11
Extra Terrestrial Visitors
Inside the Actors Studio
8.610
Inside the Actors Studio
Enter the Void
7.22
Enter the Void
The French Connection
7.77
The French Connection
The Exorcist
8.18
The Exorcist
Sorcerer
7.710
Sorcerer
Cruising
6.59
Cruising
To Live and Die in L.A.
7.39
To Live and Die in L.A.
Rampage
6.17
Rampage
The Guardian
5.45
The Guardian
The Terminator
8.18
The Terminator
The Abyss
7.56
The Abyss
Avatar
7.94
Avatar
Aliens
8.48
Aliens
Alien
8.59
Alien
Steve Jobs
7.29
Steve Jobs
Never Cry Wolf
7.510
Never Cry Wolf
Z
8.18
Z
Blade Runner
8.18
Blade Runner
It's a Free World...
7.06
It's a Free World...
Looking for Eric
7.19
Looking for Eric
West Side Story
7.610
West Side Story
Okaeri
7.48
Okaeri
Mindhunter
8.68
Mindhunter
Eyes Wide Shut
7.58
Eyes Wide Shut

Reviews6

e-96997's rating
Atomic Blonde

Atomic Blonde

6.7
3
  • Feb 3, 2018
  • Blablomic Blonbe

    Kelly & Cal

    Kelly & Cal

    6.3
  • Feb 2, 2018
  • Bitersweet, lighly funny, simple and touchaing

    An excellent "little" movie. The story of a friendship between a new mother and a young neighbor in a wheelchair. The trailer gives a much brighter image than it actually is. And it's better than the trailer. It gives a bittersweet atmosphere all along that takes guts. A film that speaks to young parents, first love, the passing of time, the mourning to do. Simple and touching.
    Prometheus

    Prometheus

    7.0
    2
  • Jan 30, 2018
  • A thing without soul and logic characters actions

    Very short text on this film. There are tons of things to say but even after multiple visions, the impression of quality is only diminished each time. So why spend time on it?

    Why is "Prometheus" a big disappointment with the quality of the 1st Alien by the same Ridley Scott? When we look at the making of the film, we see that their goal was to give answers to the unexplained things of the first. What is also a quality in a film, because it gives the viewer something to question. The problem is that they have put these unresolved questions on the table and have randomly arranged the answers, which gives this fuzzy scenario and makes it indigestible. They focused on giving answers instead of creating an original, engaging story that makes us tickle with the characters. Result: a soulless and harmless film with which one can always theorize and explain the semi-proven infos. But this is only the mind walking its way in a labyrinth. A good film transports us, raises us and feeds us, including a thriller. This film encloses us in a wriggle whose answer is without interest. The goal being ambitious: the origins of life. But at no time did I feel the slightest chill on this subject. A tortuous story and irrational characters prevent any involvement.

    This contrasts so much with the immense qualities of Alien the 8th passenger, a scenario that has passed through many hands and which in its time was innovative, that makes it dizzy.
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