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Paramount ‘Pray’ for Bardem to Join
Paramount Pictures have got themselves an easy top grossing box office winner (the book has sold 5 million copies) in Eat, Pray, Love, and now they may have an Oscar winner in the Spanish actor.
Allison Anders Making Comeback with ‘6 Foot Rule’?
With the exception of the very personal Things Behind the Sun in 2001, Allison Anders hasn't touched feature film and going back to the blurb, DeFina Film Productions has teamed with Lisa Saltzman on 6 Foot Rule which has Anders is in talks to direct. Could this be the director's first film in almost a decade?
Ondrej Trojan Receives His ‘Citizenship Card’
Scripted by Petr Jarchovský, Trojan's Citizenship Card is described as a coming-of-age tragicomedy about four students as they receive their first ID cards.
Daily Rec: Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s Home
While nothing beats the big screen, you have to admire a documentary film that respected its own carbon footprint and isn't profit-driven, as is the case when the Yann Arthus-Bertrand directed Home – the first simultaneous online and offline film debut that pulled in some impressive numbers via its YouTube channel.
Weekend Rental: Martin Scorsese’s Boxcar Bertha
David Carradine's accidental death reminded us that his career wasn't solely "Kung Fu" related. 1972's Boxcar Bertha featured the actor in a rare Scorsese film that I've yet to see, and in a role that has often been compared to that of the gun-tooting bank robber from Arthur Penn's 1976 Bonnie & Clyde.
