Sundance Institute and NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) today announced the twelve finalists for the 2006 Sundance/NHK International Filmmakers Awards. The annual award supports new artists in international cinema and is presented to emerging film directors from four global regions to support them in realizing their next projects. One winner from Europe, Latin America, the United States, and Japan is selected by members of an international jury. The four winners will be announced during the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. The twelve finalists are: Veit Helmer's "Azerbaijan Dream" (Germany), Nanouk Leopold's "Wolfsbergen" (The Netherlands), ...
Read More »The nominations for the 63rd Golden Globe Awards were announced Tuesday morning by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Ang Lee's "Brokeback Mountain" is leading the race with seven nominations. The prizes will be presented in Los Angeles on Monday, January 16th at 8 p.m.
Read More »The San Francisco Film Critics Circle has announced its list of the best of the year, naming "Brokeback Mountain" best picture, Ang Lee best director, and Heath Ledger best actor. The award for best doc went to "Grizzly Man" and best foreign film is " Cache" (Hidden). The complete list of winners is...
Read More »Each Monday, indieWIRE compiles the final weekend numbers for specialty releases in theaters. This is our top ten for the past weekend so far, with most numbers already in. The top ten is subject to change before the final chart is published tomorrow and the weekly box office column is written.
Read More »The Jewish Museum and The Film Society of Lincoln Center will present the 15th annual New York Jewish Film Festival from January 11 through 26 at the Walter Reade Theater in Manhattan's Upper West Side. The line up includes two world, five United States, and 16 New York premieres with films spotlig...
Read More »Talmage Cooley's "Dimmer" won the audience prize and a jury award from RESFEST 2005 the organization announced Monday. Gaelle Denis's "City Paradise" tied with "Dimmer" in receiving a special jury award, while Keith Bearden's "Raftman's Razor" won the jury prize for best short. Also taking nods were Martin de Thurah's Carpark North “Human” for best music video (audience prize) and The Chemical Brothers "Galvanize" directed by Adam Smith taking the best music video in the jury category. Sally Arthur's "Perfect" and "Dancing About Architecture" by Zeitguised tied for the jury prize for best designed film. RESFEST travels the globe annually spot...
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