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Review: Tokyo!
"As a triple narrative that doesn’t place the metropolis in a radiant light, viewers will be left with the interiors dominating the storylines, -- international audiences who are expecting a Paris, Je T’aime inclusion of the city will be disappointed."
Tokyo! | Review
If These Walls Could Speak: Tokyo’s Isolation is Focal Point in Triple Dish
Paramount Vantage Conjures Up Ghosts/Aliens
With not too many future NCFOMs, Into the Wilds, There Will Be Bloods in the pipeline, today's announcement belongs to the batch of comedy projects that PV's president Guy Stodel is shepherding, re-tooling the division with the type of fair that seems fit for a certain 18-25 demographic that is elusive with more serious bait. THR reports that Vantage as co-acquired along with Comedy Central the rights to Ghosts/Aliens.
‘Monkeys’ See and Do: Zeitgeist Picks up where New Yorker Films Left Off
There is some "good" news in last week's "bad" news announcement. Stateside fans of Nuri Bilge Ceylan and his latest film (one of my favorites from Cannes) Three Monkeys as the now defunct New Yorker Films has passed on the picture to film with subtitles specialists Zeitgeist Films.
Donnersmarck takes the ’28th Amendment’
Following in the path of 2005's Best Foreign Picture Oscar winning director Gavin Hood (he would go from Tsosti to Rendition), it is now Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's turn to take on what will be a huge Hollywood project if Tom Cruise decides to finally make this project among his acting gigs for 2009.
