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Meet the 2011 Tribeca Filmmakers | "Give Up Tomorrow" Director Michael Collins
In 1997, 19-year-old culinary student Paco Larrañaga was arrested for the kidnap, rape, and murder of two sisters on the provincial island of Cebu in the Philippines. Despite demonstrable evidence of his innocence, including 40 eye-witnesses and photographs placing him hundreds of miles from the sce...
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Updated: Directors Fortnight Selects 21 Features & More
The Cannes Directors Fortnight revealed its 2011 selection with 21 features taking part in this year's lineup. Additionally, 14 shorts and four special screenings will round out this year's selctions.
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Daily indieWIRE Clicks: Spurlock, Cannes, Tribeca, Von Trier & More
Today on indieWIRE Morgan Spurlock dished on making the "Greatest Movie," Cannes announced another lineup, Lars Von Trier went easy on Kirsten Dunst and more.
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José Padilha's Thriller "Elite Squad" Heads to New Video
Distributor New Video has acquired José Padilha's Brazilian crime thriller, "Elite Squad: The Enemy Within" (Tropa de Elite 2). The company plans a theatrical release in the U.S. and Canada this coming Autumn, followed by digital, VOV, DVD and a television roll out in early 2012.
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Zeitgeist Takes "Salt of Life"
U.S. rights to 2011 Berlin International Film Festival title, "The Salt of Life" by Gianni Di Gregorio have been picked up by Zeitgeist Films, the distributor said Monday. Zeitgeist picked up the film from Fandango Portobello, which also handled the release of Gregorio's first film, "Mid-August Lunc...
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Rooftop Films Sets 15th Summer Series Lineup
Rooftop Films has announced the lineup for their 15th annual summer series. Starting May 13 and runnning through August 20, Rooftop will screen features every weekend with more than 50 shows in all. The program includes 23 feature films (including two world premieres) and 183 short films, shown in t...
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Cohen Media Group Snatches "Madoff"
The Cohen Media Group has announced that it has acquired all US rights to Jeff Prosserman's "Chasing Madoff." E1 is handling the film in Canada.
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Academy Make Picks for '11 Student Academy Awards Competition
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has lined up their competition for the 2011 Student Academy Awards, now in its 38th year. 52 entries from 32 countries, along with 523 films from students representing 136 U.S. colleges make up this year's slate.
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LA's Indian Film Fest Names 2011 Award Winners; Honor Sony Pictures TV and PVR Cinema Execs
After six days at the ArcLight Hollywood, the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, which brings films from the robust Indian film industry to Los Angeles, announced their 2011 winners. The awards ceremony included a special tribute to Industry Leadership Award winners Andy Kaplan, President of Sony...
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"Little Rose" Wins Big at Tiburon International Film Festival
Jan Kidawa-Blonski's "Little Rose" was the big winner at this year's Tiburon International Film Festival, snagging Best Film at the event which wrapped on April 15 in Tiburon, California. Below find the full list of winners:
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