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Goodbye Mr.Altman
It wasn’t that long ago that film school introduced me to a 16mm print of Nashville – the chaotic, blissful, satire on politics was the brilliant masterpiece that for many remains Robert Altman’s greatest gift to film. However, the stubborn un-Hollywood director has left us with a library of films that we can consider great – commencing with M*A*S*H and ending with Gosford Park.
Huston reserves big ‘Kiss’ for Focus
Daughter of John, sister of Danny, the talented and tall Angelica Huston is climbing back into the director’s chair for a 3rd time. After Bastard Out of Carolina and Agnes Browne, this new project will be distrbitued under the Focus Features banner.
Review: Flannel Pajamas
"Jeff Lipsky’s drama ventures into territory that fans of Bergman might find entertaining, thus ensuring that a post-Sundance theatrical wide release is near impossible."
Opening film for Sundance 2007 is…
The upcoming edition of the Sundance Film Festival will open with a documentary film from the filmmaker who wowed audiences with the visually engaging, critically acclaimed The Kid Stays in the Picture. This will be the third visit for Brett Morgen, who also showcased the Robert Evans docu biopic and the 1999 Sundance Film Festival On the Ropes.
