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Miramax Shows No ‘Doubt’ in Stanley’s Work
Pulitzer and Tony Award winning playwright John Patrick Stanley has teamed up with Miramax and producer Scott Rubin to bring the Catholic school drama Doubt to the big screen. Stanley will pen and helm the 2007 project, which is set to lens in the fall in Gotham. The project started as an Off-Broadway 4-man show before moving on to the main strip and garnering four Tony’s and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The play completed its run last summer after more than 500 perfs.
12 selected for Sundance Institute’s 2007 Screenwriters Lab
The reason why I like receiving this press release – is because usually those who assist in Sundance Institute’ screenwriting labs – are the ones who’ll I’ll end up treasuring – here is a most recent list: Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden’s HALF NELSON, Dito Montiel’s A GUIDE TO RECOGNIZING YOUR SAINTS, Hilary Brougher’s STEPHANIE DALEY, Goran Dukic’s WRISTCUTTERS, Michael Kang’s THE MOTEL, and Cam Archer’s WILD TIGERS I HAVE KNOWN...
Review: Architect, The
"Stylistically obsolete, emotionally un-involving, the narrative is more interested in shifting from one dilemma to the next and citing most possible examples rather than getting into the core of the matter..."
Review: Apocalypto
"like daily headlines from the war in Iraq, whenever you combine decapitations, civilizations in decline, families in peril, torture and jarring violence into one storyline then you have all the elements for what many would consider as the ideal counter-programming to the chick flick."
