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FESTIVAL: The Taos Talking Picture Festival: Bringing it Back to the Ranch
FESTIVAL: The Taos Talking Picture Festival: Bringing it Back to the Ranch
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DAILY NEWS: Paramount and Lions Gate Capture a "Narc," Urman and ThinkFilm Unleash "World Traveler,"
DAILY NEWS: Paramount and Lions Gate Capture a "Narc," Urman and ThinkFilm Unleash "World Traveler," Philly Fest Winners and Miramax' New Golden Boywith articles by Eugene Hernandez, Matthew Ross, Brian Brooks and Wendy Mitchell/indieWIRE>> Paramount Pictures and Lions Gate Films Partner on "Narc"(indieWIRE/04.19.02) -- Paramount Pictures and Lions Gate Films have partnered in a deal to distribute "Narc," the new film from "Blood, Guts, Bullets, and Octane" director Joe Carnahan. A selection at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival, the police thriller stars Jason Patric and Ray Liotta and was produced by Michelle Grace's Tiara Blu Films and Jules...
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NAB 2002 Focuses on D-Cinema
NAB 2002 Focuses on D-Cinema by Tara Veneruso>> New Doc Smells Like Teen Spirituality(indieWIRE/04.18.02) -- The 2002 National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) annual convention has become a vital source of information for anyone working with DV or HD video who is looking for the most current information on software and hardware for television, radio, film, streaming and Internet media. NAB is traditionally a convention for broadcasters, but NAB 2002's focus was on digital cinema (D-Cinema) products from many of the exhibitors and featured equipment for digital cinematography, post-production, delivery and exhibition.Each year I travel with...
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DAILY NEWS: Cannes Jury, Guggenheim Fellows, and Sundance Channel & Zeitgeist
DAILY NEWS: Cannes Jury, Guggenheim Fellows, and Sundance Channel & Zeitgeistwith articles by Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> Cannes Taps Competition Jury(indieWIRE/04.18.02) -- Next week, organizers of the Cannes Film Festivalwill announce the event's official selection, and this week they haveannounced the competition jury.Jury President David Lynch, winner of the director's award at the festivallast year along with Joel Coen, will be joined on the 2002 Festival deCannes jury by actresses Christine Hakim, Sharon Stone, and Michelle Yeoh, and filmmakers Bille August, Claude Miller, Raoul Ruiz, Walter Salles and Regis Wargnier....
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FESTIVAL: Tall Treatment For Short Films; Aspen Shortsfest Focuses On Craft, Not Networking
FESTIVAL: Tall Treatment For Short Films; Aspen Shortsfest Focuses On Craft, Not Networking
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DAILY NEWS: Spirituality Doc, Queer Shorts and a Correction
DAILY NEWS: Spirituality Doc, Queer Shorts and a Correctionwith articles by Brian Brooks and Jacque Lynn Schiller/indieWIRE>> New Doc Smells Like Teen Spirituality(indieWIRE/04.17.02) -- Apparently kids have more on their mind than music,Nintendo, and getting laid. In her latest documentary, "What Do You Believe?Spiritual Lives of American Teenagers," director Sarah Feinbloom gives heed to the multifarious beliefs of today's young adults. Interviewing more than 200teens with religious backgrounds ranging from Mormonism to Atheism, the film"breaks down stereotypes, by giving people a chance to see teens in theireveryday lives, and by letting ...
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DAILY NEWS: Aspen Winners; More Tribeca Films; Landmark in St. Louis; and Cannes' Camera d'Or at 25
DAILY NEWS: Aspen Winners; More Tribeca Films; Landmark in St. Louis; and Cannes' Camera d'Or at 25with articles by Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> Aspen Shortsfest Gives Out the Cash for Winners(indieWIRE/04.16.02) -- One of America's preeminent events dedicated to filmshorts, the Aspen Shortsfest, ended over the weekend with American directorAlice Elliott winning big with three prizes for her film, "The Collector ofBedford Street." The film is about an unusual community activist in NewYork's Greenwich Village named Larry Selman and his bond with members ofthat community. Elliott was awarded a total of $3,000, taking the Horiz...
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WORLD CINEMA REPORT: Time for "Time Out"; Von Trier, Vinterberg Lead Another Danish Charge
WORLD CINEMA REPORT: Time for "Time Out"; Von Trier, Vinterberg Lead Another Danish Chargeby Anthony Kaufman(indieWIRE: 04.16.02) -- Sex and violence sells, even in the high-minded realm of the foreign art film. How else to explain why the year's best, most relevant movie, Laurent Cantet's "Time Out," which has neither sex nor violence, has had less than stellar attendance since ThinkFilm opened it in New York on March 29? Praised universally by nearly every critic on the planet ("a small-scale masterpiece," "timely and wrenching," "comparable to the classic films of Jean Renoir"), "Time Out" shows the excruciating lengths to which one recent...
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REVIEW: Argentina Undercover; Bielinsky's Clever "Nine Queens"
REVIEW: Argentina Undercover; Bielinsky's Clever "Nine Queens"
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DAILY NEWS: Ebert's Overlooked Fest; "Promises" Subjects Still in U.S.
DAILY NEWS: Ebert's Overlooked Fest; "Promises" Subjects Still in U.S.with articles by Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> Ebert's Fest Sets Slate of Overlooked Films(indieWIRE/04.15.02) -- Roger Ebert's Overlooked Film Festival kicks offnext week in Champaign, IL, running April 24-28 at the VirginaTheater. Films selected to screen at the annual event are programmed byEbert on an invitation-only basis.Among the movies set to for this year's festival are David Gordon Green's"George Washington," Paul Cox' "Innocence," Dan Cohen's "Diamond Men," James Ivory's "A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries," Michael Gilio's "Kwik Stop," and Tamineh...
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