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Indomina Releasing Will Likely be the ‘Outcast’
It appears that there isn't week that goes by where Indomina Releasing isn't adding one more title to their 2011 slate. After signing up their first Euro horror title The Pack, (this was literally hours ago), they've now added their second -- from a nation not commonly known for the genre. Colm McCarthy, who was a television director by trade, saw his Scottish import debut play at this year's SXSW, and from there Outcast, would go onto travel the fantasy fest circuit.
2011 Sundance Predictions: Brian M. Cassidy & Melanie Shatzky’s The Patron Saints
Before they spring into action on the narrative feature film project, helmers Brian M. Cassidy & Melanie Shatzky's non-fiction stint, the Cinereach/IFP Documentary Projects in Post-Production supported The Patron Saints looks poised for a debut somewhere between Sundance and SXSW. The duo have been to Park City before with their short, and have been to the Rotterdam and TIFF film fests as well.
2011 Sundance Predictions: Dee Rees’ Pariah
An extension of her 2007/2008 short which was featured at Sundance in 2008, Dee Rees' (see pic above) feature debut goes by the same title of Pariah. This edition's LBGT, coming-of-age pic is a Sundance Lab, IFP and Cinereach supported project tht should find a spot nestled in item is definitely ready as it was part of the 2010 IFP supported projects in the U.S. Dramatic Competition.
2011 Sundance Predictions: Mona Nicoara and Miruna Coca-Cozma’s Our School
Since her film debut (as associate producer) on the 2001 Sundance Special Jury Prize winning Children Underground, Mona Nicoara has been hard at work on her filmmaking debut. Offering one more snapshot of the children in her native Romania, Our School - an IFP and Sundance Lab supported project that Nicoara co-directed with Miruna Coca-Cozma should find a spot in the World Documentary Comp section.
2011 Sundance Predictions: Julian Farino’s The Oranges
Positioned right after top vote getter The Beaver in the annual Black List (2008), Julian Farino's The Oranges should be another big ticket sales item in the Premieres category. Pic stars Leighton Meester, Hugh Laurie, Adam Brody, Catherine Keener, Alia Shawkat, Oliver Platt, Allison Janney, Tim Guinee and Sam Rosen.
