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    Tribeca Film Festival 2012 Now Open for Entries

    The Tribeca Film Festival announced its submissions dates for its narrative, documentary and shorts categories for its 2012 edition of the event. The festival will take place April 18 - 29, 2012 in New York City.

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    indieWIRE's Weekend Recap: Top Stories That You May Have Missed

    In case you were away from your computer this weekend, here's a tidy package of our weekend coverage that includes new reviews and interviews straight from the Locarno Film Festival, clips from Herzog's latest and a full report on the surprising weekend success of "Rise of the Planet of the Apes." A...

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    "Clown" and "Bullhead" Top Award Winners at Montreal's 2011 Fantasia Fest

    At the end of its marathon three and a half week run, the Fantasia Film Festival announced its equally long list of juried and audience awards. The feature film jury awarded Mikkel Nørgaard's divisive crude Danish comedy about two morally suspect men who take a young boy on a canoe trip to attract ...

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    Box Office: "Gun Hill Road," "Bellflower" Top Debuts; "Sarah's Key" Continues To Impress (UPDATED)

    Two directorial debuts out of Sundance - Rashaad Ernesto Green's "Gun Hill Road" and Evan Glodell's "Bellflower" - led specialty box office debuts this weekend, each taking quite respectable numbers.

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    Watch: Three Powerful Clips from Werner Herzog's TIFF Death Row Documentary "Into the Abyss"

    With the Toronto International Film Festival just around the corner (it kicks off September 8), clips and trailers for the films that made the cut are dropping hard and fast. The latest: three clips from Werner Herzog's latest anticipated documentary, "Into the Abyss," which is making its world prem...

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    ARC Entertainment and XLrator Media Snag "Killing Bono"

    "Killing Bono," Nick Hamm's film adaptation of Neil McCormick’s memoir of his school days with young members of U2, has been snagged for North American distribution by ARC Entertainment and XLrator Media.

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    The Top Grossing Directorial Debuts of All-Time

    indieWIRE has a new weekend feature: A retrospective box office chart, based on one of the top indie titles opening this weekend. Today, we're taking a look at the track record of directorial debuts, in honor of a trio of opening films: Rashaad Ernesto Green's "Gun Hill Road," Larysa Kondracki's "Th...

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    iPOP | This Week on the Scene: "Bellflower," "Senna" and More!

    iPOP has kept busy this week, running into some huge stars as well as capturing an intimate moment for a group of rising filmmakers.

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    Weekly indieWIRE Clicks: The Best News, Reviews & Features

    This week on indieWIRE, we profiled the biggest up and comers to make their presence known this year, a slew of anticipated trailers dropped, TIFF revealed the majority of their lineup, Lars von Trier confirmed his next project and much more.

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    "Take Shelter" Director Jeff Nichols' Next Movie Will Star Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon

    "Take Shelter," which won over audiences at Sundance and Cannes earlier this year (and was snapped up sight unseen by Sony Pictures Classics), has turned out to be quite the calling card for Austin filmmaker Jeff Nichols.

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