Search results for "Ben Wheatley"
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Film Festivals
2015 TIFF: Wheatley, Trapero, Lafosse, Verbeek & Sue Brooks in Platform Comp
August 13, 2015The TIFF folks have unveiled their slated dozen features for their spanking brand new competitive section...
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Film Festivals
Gondry’s Mood Indigo Opens, while Wheatley, Edmands, Heinzerling Pack Karlovy Vary’s 48th Edition
June 4, 2013Michel Gondry’s Mood Indigo (L’écume des jours) was a surprise no-show in Cannes this year (his...
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Film Festivals
2013 Sundance Film Fest: Quality offerings from Larrain, Nichols, Wheatley and Polley for Spotlight Program
November 30, 2012Sundance announced it’s Spotlight program selections today, which consists of plum titles that have enjoyed prestigious...
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Film Festivals
2012 Midnight Madness section The ABCs of Death, Hellbenders and Seven Psychopaths
July 31, 2012Midnight Madness programmer Colin Geddes might have just topped himself as 2012 edition already looks to...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
TIFF 2011: Goldthwait, Sanchez and Wingard: Midnight Madness Strong on U.S Indie
August 3, 2011In the hours leading up to the unveiling, TIFF Programmer's Colin Geddes teased twitter followers on...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
IFC Midnight Has Got a ‘Kill List’
March 16, 2011There hasn't been that much in terms of sales to report on from the festival, but...
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Reviews
Finalmente L’Alba (Finally Dawn) | 2023 Venice Film Festival Review
September 1, 2023Cruel Intentions: Costanzo Pays Homage to the Demi-Monde of the Italian Film Industry After adapting Elena...
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Reviews
Bull | Review
April 1, 2022All the Rage: Williams Returns with a (Familiar) Vengeance After a decade working in television, British...
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Annual Top Films Lists
Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2022: #96. Lena Dunham’s Catherine, Called Birdy
January 6, 2022Catherine, Called Birdy While Tiny Furniture dates back to 2010, Lena Dunham was hardly inactive working in...
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Reviews
Gaia [Video Review]
June 18, 2021Fungus Among Us: Bouwer Delivers Eco-Horror Slow Burn Ecological horror films have taken on a somewhat...