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Nonetheless, Pathe brought Jane Campion's Bright Star to the main competition and buyers will have the opportunity to get in on early on Julian Schnabel's Miral (this should be competing in Cannes in 2010) and what should be a packed Market screening showing for Neil Marshall's latest, Centurion.

Sony Pictures Classics hasn't had a Woody Allen property since 1999, which in Woody Allen-years means an eternity. Since Sweet and Lowdown, the prolific filmmaker has been busy on both sides of the Atlantic, and SPC's acquisition of Whatever Works accounts for the second major pick up in two weeks time (they nabbed An Education in a heavy bidding war at Sundance).

It was a Slumdog Millionnaire kind of night and it was nice to see the totally unprepared Kate Winslet pick up matching statuettes -- but the behind the scenes players were also the big winners of the night. The first that comes to mind as an afterthought from the ones mentioned and underlined in some of those acceptance speeches is Peter Rice.

IONCINEMA.com's IONCINEPHILE of the Month feature focuses on the filmmaking background of a particular filmmaker and the nuts and bolts of that person's upcoming feature film release. This month we feature: The Lodger's David Ondaatje.

If you had to define the history of American Independent Film with a select few titles you’d want to mention Steven Soderbergh’s 1989 film. Sundance Institute announced today that Steven Soderbergh's sex, lies, and videotape (Sundance Film Festival Audience Award Winner) and Wendell B. Harris's Chameleon Street (1990 Sundance Film Festival Jury Prize Winner) have been selected for the Festival's From the Collection screenings.