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The odds of having your short film included in this year's Sundance Film Festival are .008 percent. Out of the 66 short film line-up...

California Dreamin’: Lewy Taps Carlyle for Understated Character Study For his sophomore feature, director Marshall Lewy brings Robert Carlyle back to the big screen for...

We fell in love, but not in court: Demy References Parent's Filmography Americano, the directorial debut of actor Mathieu Demy, (son of two legendary cinematic...

Of the pair of Tim Burton releases this year, it's the stop-motion animated film that wins over the television to film adaptation (Dark Shadows). The beloved member among Burton's trove of characters is served up with a great set of speaking voices by folks that have been in his films before (Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Hara, Martin Short and Martin Landau). Quality-wise, we think the stop-motion will be up there with “Corpse Bride” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas".

Sundance will have some heavyweight auteurs in the shape of Spike Lee, Rodrigo Cortés, James Marsh and Stephen Frears for the Premieres Section. Among the 15 selected titles, worth highlighting are Leslye Headland’s debut, "Bachelorette" which stars Kirsten Dunst, we’ve got Julie Delpy’s 2 Days in New York and a Blacklist favorite in Celeste and Jesse Forever. Count on Lee’s Red Hook Summer, Cortés’ Red Lights, Marsh’s Shadow Dancer and Frears’ Lay the Favorite to garner the most buzz.