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DAILY NEWS: iCAST Dies; AtomFilms in Theaters
DAILY NEWS: iCAST Dies; AtomFilms in Theatersby Eugene Hernandez/indieWIRE
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DAILY NEWS: iCAST & Shortbuzz Post Mortem; Sundance Cinemas Off?
DAILY NEWS: iCAST/Shortbuzz Post Mortem; Sundance Cinemas Fate in Questionby Eugene Hernandez /indieWIRE>>Founders Discuss Fate of Shortbuzz After Death of iCAST(indieWIRE/ 11.15.00) -- This week's apparent death of iCAST was a centraltopic of discussion at last night's panel discussion at the ShortsInternational Film Festival, entitled "Fate, Fear & Future of the Internet."Robert and Dion Algeri, the two brothers who founded Shortbuzz (a film site that was acquired by iCAST this summer) joined the discussion on the daythat the news of iCAST's demise hit.Two key questions of interest to the indiefilm community lingered in thewake of iCAST pa...
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INTERVIEW: Martin Davidson's "Echo"; A Hollywood Vet's Tale of Dashed Dreams
INTERVIEW: Martin Davidson's "Echo"; A Hollywood Vet's Tale of Dashed Dreams
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FESTIVALS: Psychotronic Kitsch vs. Political Risks, Microcinefest's Divide
FESTIVALS: Psychotronic Kitsch vs. Political Risks, Microcinefest's Divide
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DAILY NEWS: Winstar Grabs "Billy"; Digital for Docs; and Ft. Lauderdale Winners
DAILY NEWS: Winstar Grabs "Billy"; Digital for Docs; and Ft. Lauderdale Winnersby Eugene Hernandez/indieWIRE with a report from Hugo Perez
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INTERVIEW: You Can Count on Kenneth Lonergan
INTERVIEW: You Can Count on Kenneth Lonergan
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REVIEW: "Suzhou River," It's Deja Vu All Over Again
REVIEW: "Suzhou River," It's Deja Vu All Over Againby Mark Peranson[EDITOR'S NOTE: Mark Peranson reviewed "Suzhou River" for indieWIRE earlier this year. The film opens Wednesday, November 8th at New York's Film Forum.]Named after the murky, polluted river that floats through Shanghai, "Suzhou River" confidently charts how its filth overflows into a noirish gangland story of a kidnapping, a girl, a motorcycle driver, and another pair -- the narrator and his girlfriend, who are their doubles. Heads, tails, and stripes above all other films that competed at this year's International Film festival Rotterdam Rotterdam -- and one of the eventual...
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INTERVIEW: Directing Chaos, Amos Gitai's "Kippur"
INTERVIEW: Directing Chaos, Amos Gitai's "Kippur"
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FESTIVALS: What It Means to Watch Movies In São Paulo
FESTIVALS: What It Means to Watch Movies In São Pauloby Gabe Klinger
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FESTIVALS: The Road to MIFED; 8th Raindance Storms Forwards
FESTIVALS: The Road to MIFED; 8th Raindance Storms Forwards
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