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Remains of the Day: Moore Time Towards Fiction, Worthington a Tourist
A slow news day for the indie circuit and foreign film scene, but plenty of film festival items, some father and daughter Coppola news and Day 1 for Anne Thompson at IndieWIRE and the new reboot of David Hudson at The Auteurs.com.
Trailer: Erik Gandini’s Videocracy
Imagine if Ted Turner or Rupert Murdoch had become president of the United States and they had an interest in putting bikini clad women on the airwaves.
Lionsgate at the ‘Heart ‘ of Spanish-Speaking Market
Banking on the large-reach demographic of Spanish speaking moviegoers that Maya Entertainment is keen on servicing, Lionsgate (known for franchise horror films, Tyler Perry comedies) have grabbed last year's foreign-language short list nominated film from Mexico for an eventual theatrical run in theaters - perhaps sometime this year or next.
Daily Recommendation: Boy Interrupted
On HBO tonight, I'll finally have the opportunity to catch a docu film that I managed to miss at Sundance. Hart and Dana Perry's Boy Interrupted tells the heartbreaking story of Evan Perry: the heart-wrenching profile of a family torn apart.
Interview: Sophie Barthes (Cold Souls)
When you take this idea based on a dream and then work for three years of your life on a film and strive to do something that is original or different it may be based on the problem that, with some people, it is their culture that is restrained and if you do something surreal - you draw comparisons with Charlie Kaufman.
