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Roadside & Goldwyn not so ‘Lonely’
It preemed at Tribeca last year, and despite a big name cast, the true nature of the tale and the film noir overcoating, Millennium Films’ Lonely Hearts was having the toughest time finding a home for distribution. Variety reports that regular dance partners Samuel Goldwyn Films and Roadside Attractions have picked up the film for their slate and will release the film April 13th.
More on the plate for Wong Kar-Wai
After nearly driving himself to the breaking point with his suicidal 5 year film project called 2046, it looks like that the Hong Kong...
Review: Wild Tigers I Have Known
"Archer’s experimental storytelling approach certainly addresses the symbolic changes that are undergoing in the young man’s changing body and fantasies, but it also shows that there is a lopsidedness that favors the visual results over the narrative cohesiveness."
Jindabyne: One Sheet & Trailers
I might have been championing Lantana by lending out my DVD copy to anyone willing to give a chance to a great atmospheric piece of Aussie cinema and despite international kudos, the film’s director Ray Lawrence had the most difficult time financing his follow-up project. After showing to mixed reviews at last year’s Telluride & Toronto International Film Festival, finally Jindabyne makes it to theatres. Sony Pictures Classics releases the picture on April 27th in limited release.
