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Strand Insures a Fairy Tale Ending for ‘Bluebeard’
I'd bet that workaholic Catherine Breillat didn't take much "vaca" time off between The Last Mistress and her lastest film. This would explain why I was unaware of Bluebeard's existence up until it was announced for Berlin back in February.
Trailer: Richard Curtis’ Pirate Radio (More Hoffman, DJ Plays The Kinks and The Who Instead)
Focus Features premiered the domestic trailer for Pirate Radio a while back and what many of you might not know is that not only was the original title altered, but the marketing strategy was significantly changed as well.
Beaches of Agnes and Burma VJ Among European Film Academy Docu Noms
The European Film Academy have announced the documentary film titles nominations and out of the ten mostly unknown titles we find a pair of exceptions in Burma VJ (which received some solid buzz at Sundance) and The Beaches of Agnes...
Good Luck, Corsica 72 and Now is Good top 2009 Brit List
A trio of films from last year's batch (Nowhere Boy, Never Let Me Go and The Debt) that effectively received a greenlight, and are now in the can, and in the list's inaugural year, Grant Heslov's Men Who Stare at Goats was the top vote-getter.
Breillat’s Bad Love becomes a Must Read, not a Must See
If the debilitating after-effects of a stroke weren't bad enough (she miraculously gave birth to not one (The Last Mistress) but two films when you add the NYFF selection Bluebeard) now comes word that the Bad Love (a project which she mentioned to us the last time she came to NYFF for a film), a remake of Breillat's own film, is DOA.
