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Cristina Khuly’s Shoot Down: Poster One Sheet
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Theron takes short ‘Road’ to McCarthy adaptation
Here is a rare treat: back-to-back years of Cormac McCarthy book to screen adaptations. After No Country for Old Men, 2008 will give us...
Producers Guild of America noms: Miramax dominates feature film category
Congratulations are in order to a company that some thought would just be a footnote in the Weinstein family history. Miramax films have made...
Gondry factory: Father and son tandem to work with Daniel Clowes
Written by Daniel Clowes and based on an idea by Paul and Michel Gondry, Migel Munya is an animated tale about a dictator who runs a crazy world where hair is the source of energy. The people there are forced to create art, and if the art is too good they are executed. So the dictator there doesn’t want anyone to be better than him so he kills the inmates who make good art. They try to make rubbish art but sometimes the worse it is for them, the better it is for the dictator.
John Sayles’ Honeydripper: Poster one sheet
Longtime indie filmmaker John Sayles (Silver City, Casa de los Babys) doesn't make the most profitable feature films and therefore he doesn't always have...
