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2012 Rotterdam’s CineMart Loaded in Talent with Ostlund, Reichardt, Antoniak and Tsangari
New film projects by the likes of Aktan Arym Kubat (The Light Thief), Athina Rachel Tsangari (ATTENBERG), Taika Waititi (Eagle vs Shark), Kelly Reichardt (Meek's Cutoff), Úrszula Antoniak (Code Blue and Nothing Personal), Quentin Dupieux (Rubber and the Sundance selected Wrong), Florin Serban (If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle), Ruben Östlund (Play) and Aditya Assarat (Wonderful Town) are among the 36 projects participating in Rotterdam’s 29th co-production market CineMart (where a whopping 850 potential co-financiers add coin to future projects).
Sundance Institute’s 2012 January Screenwriters Lab: Mulloy, Uricaru and Mansbach Among 12 Selected
The week before the beast known as Sundance gets unleashed, 12 projects and their writers/directors will hit the Sundance Resort in Utah and get to work with such names as Lisa Cholodenko, Nicole Holofcener and Joachim Trier on what they hope will one day become feature film projects. This year appears to have more stories that go beyond U.S. borders and worth noting several of the mentioned lab attendees have a bit more "clout".
Trailer Exclusive: Gregory Kohn’s Northeast
Yesterday we premiered the poster one sheet for Gregory Kohn's Northeast, today we've your first look at the trailer. Tribeca Film is releasing the indie pic nationwide on December 26th via cable VOD, iTunes, Amazon, and Vudu. For more updates (including a new batch of stills) check out the official Northeast Facebook Page.
Gregory Kohn’s ‘Northeast’ First Look: Poster for Tribeca Film’s 16mm DIY Relationship Drama
We've got your exclusive first look at the poster one sheet for Gregory Kohn's Northeast, the shot on 16mm pic which stars David Call, ("Two Gates of Sleep") and Eleonore Hendricks (from the Safdie Bros.' The Pleasure of Being Robbed and Go Get Some Rosemary). Tribeca Film are releasing the indie pic nationwide on December 26th.
Safdies, Ken Jacobs, Lucy Walker and Nash Edgerton Load Up Sundance Shorts Section
Ken Jacobs' SEEKING THE MONKEY KING, Alexis Dos Santos' Random Strangers and the Cannes winning Nash Edgerton's BEAR are part of the shorts program which this year is comprised of 64 films selected from a whopping 7,675 submissions.
