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1st Look: The Lives of Others one-sheet
In the foreign film category, this year’s favorite is most likely going to come from Sony Pictures Classics’ hand. Not only are they holding a pair of pocket kings in Zhang Yimou’s The Curse of the Golden Flower and Paul Verhoeven’s Black Book, but they are also holding pocket aces with Pedro’s Volver and in some circles the best picture of the year on the international scene with Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's The Lives of Others. Today were previewing the North American one sheet.
Magnolia to venture in credit biz
No its not a docu pic on George Miller’s many attempts at getting the Mel Gibson futuristic film off the ground, instead this newest doc likely to be purchased by Magnolia looks at how the credit industry plunges you and me into disastrous debt.
Morris reflects on Abu Ghraib
As reported last week, Sony Pictures Classics and Participant Productions were backing the new Errol Morris doc. Today, we have the tentative title - S.O.P. - which is a military acronym for Standard Operating Procedure”.
Green putting ‘Last Things’ First
She made a splash back with her debut The Dreamers and will make even bigger waves with the to be released this coming Friday Casino Royale, now Production Weekly reports that Eva Green will skip down to Argentina this winter for In the Country of Last Things.
Weinstein finds ‘Blueberry’ are fit for Picking
Aggressively buying up what shall be a very healthy slate of films for 07’, The Weinstein Co. have got themselves perhaps the (early prediction here) crown jewel acquisition. Variety reports that the company has bought all U.S. rights to Wong Kar Wai's newest feature which he co-wrote with Lawrence Block.
