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    REVIEW: Hopelessly Romantic; Jaglom Takes on that "Festival in Cannes"

    by Indiewire on March 5, 2002

    REVIEW: Hopelessly Romantic; Jaglom Takes on that "Festival in Cannes"

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    FESTIVAL: Cinema Returns to Silicon Valley, as Cinequest Continues to Impress

    by Indiewire on March 5, 2002

    FESTIVAL: Cinema Returns to Silicon Valley, as Cinequest Continues to Impress

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    DAILY NEWS: Santa Barbara Winners; New InDigEnt Project

    by Indiewire on March 5, 2002

    DAILY NEWS: Santa Barbara Winners; New InDigEnt Projectwith articles by Matthew Ross and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> Santa Barbara Winners; New InDigEnt Project(indieWIRE/03.05.02) -- A tribute to Sean Penn and awards closed the 17thAnnual Santa Barbara International Film Festival with nods for best U.S.and foreign feature presented to Tony Shalhoub's "Made Up" and Wang Chao's "Orpgan of Anyang." Matt Mafredi and Phil Hay's "Bug" won the Audience Choice Award for Best Feature and "Shanghai Ghetto" by Dana Janklowicz-Mann and Amir Mann took the Audience Award for Best Documentary.Henry Jaglom's "Festival in Cannes" opened the five-day event whi...

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    DAILY NEWS: French Cesar Winners; WGA Awards and "Telling Nicholas"

    by Indiewire on March 4, 2002

    DAILY NEWS: French Cesar Winners; WGA Awards and "Telling Nicholas"with articles by Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> "Amelie" and "Read My Lips" Top Cesar Awards(indieWIRE: 03.04.02) -- French films were in the spotlight over the weekend at the annual Cesar Awards, the country's prizes for the best movies of the year.Jean Pierre-Jeunet's "Amelie," a runaway success at the box-office inFrance, nabbed four Cesar prizes. It was honored with the award for bestfilm, best director (for Jenuet), best art direction (for Aline Bonetto)and best music (for Yann Tiersen)."Read My Lips," directed by Jacques Audiard, won a number of top Cesar...

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    INTERVIEW: Anne-Sophie Birot Talks Adolescent Girls with "Girls Can't Swim"

    by Indiewire on March 4, 2002

    INTERVIEW: Anne-Sophie Birot Talks Adolescent Girls with "Girls Can't Swim"

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    INTERVIEW: Salaam India! Mira Nair Celebrates a "Monsoon Wedding"

    by Indiewire on March 1, 2002

    INTERVIEW: Salaam India! Mira Nair Celebrates a "Monsoon Wedding"

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    DAILY NEWS: Phelps' Hate in NYC; and ContentFilm Pact

    by Indiewire on March 1, 2002

    DAILY NEWS: Phelps' Hate in NYC; and ContentFilm Pactwith articles by Eugene Hernandez, Matthew Ross and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> Homophobic Minister Fred Phelps to Picket NY Underground Festival; Hateful Preacher Denounces Downtown Event as "Fag Propaganda"(indieWIRE: 03.01.02) -- Next week's New York Underground Film Festival(NYUFF) will have an unlikely visitor, infamous homophobic minister FredPhelps who is condemning the event as "fag propaganda." The news of Phelp'sintention to picket the festival will end up being a major PR hit for allinvolved: the festival, Phelps, and a new documentary about the minister --a movie that isn't even p...

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    REVIEW: Love, Sex, and Cannibalism; Claire Denis' Extreme "Trouble Every Day"

    by Indiewire on February 28, 2002

    REVIEW: Love, Sex, and Cannibalism; Claire Denis' Extreme "Trouble Every Day"

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    DAILY NEWS: Soderbergh Anniversary; Remaking Oscar in L.A.; Editing Awards and InDigEnt Deal

    by Indiewire on February 28, 2002

    DAILY NEWS: Soderbergh Anniversary; Remaking Oscar in L.A.; Editing Awards and InDigEnt Dealwith articles by Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> New Soderbergh Film Moved to August; Miramax to Mark "sex, lies" Anniversary(indieWIRE/02.28.02) -- Miramax will mark the 13th anniversary of thesymbolic start of the modern American independent film movement with therelease of Steven Soderbergh's latest film, "Full Frontal." The picture ismoving from what had been previously scheduled as a March release to August2nd, the thirteenth anniversary of the debut of Soderbergh's "sex, lies andvideotape.""We were set to come out in March and then...

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    DAILY NEWS: Myriad Backs Zoetrope Pix; Floating Film Fest

    by Indiewire on February 27, 2002

    DAILY NEWS: Myriad Backs Zoetrope Pix; Floating Film Festwith articles by Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE>> Myriad Signs to Finance Five Zoetrope Films(indieWIRE: 02.27.02) -- Myriad Pictures has announced a pact to financefive new features by Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope. Among the new movies is author Russell Banks' screen adaptation of Jack Kerouac's novel "On The Road." It will be directed by Joel Schumacher.Among the other movies in the deal are "Kinsey," a biopic about humansexuality scientist Alfred Kinsey. Bill Condon ("God's and Monsters") is set to direct the movie from his own script. Finally, "My Dark Plac...

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