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Tracking Shot October 2009: The Social Network, The No Game, Cedar Rapids

At the beginning of every month, IONCINEMA.com's "Tracking Shot" features a half of a dozen or so projects that are moments away from lensing and that we feel are worth signaling out. This October (2009), we are keeping tabs on....

Sundance Institute’s 2009 June Directors and Screenwriters Labs

Summer is a time for picnics, days at the beach, and Sundance's Director's and Screenwriter's Labs. Out of the eight announced projects attending the Director's lab, seven of them were part of the Screenwriter's lab back in January. The new name added to the lab process is a project from artist/filmmaker Tala Hadid and The Narrow Frame of Midnight

52nd San Francisco International Film Festival

Among the better selections we have Aida Begic's profound and poetic film "Snow," Souad El-Bouhati's identity and coming-of-age drama "French Girl," Dante Lam's heartpounding thriller "The Beast Stalker," Esther Rots' psychological drama that "Can Go Through Skin," Gael Metroz's stunning documentary "Nomad's Land," and finally, the award-winning rom com from Marc Webber called "500 Days of Summer".

Filmmaker Daniel Barnz’s Top Ten Films of All Time

I asked Daniel Barnz the filmmaker behind Phoebe in Wonderland [Thinkfilm: 03/06/2009] the incredibly arduous task of naming me what his top ten films all time were. Here is that list (in alphabetical order) as of February 2009.

Levinson Hops on the ‘Train’

Barry Levinson could use a good Hollywood blockbuster. Not that he hasn't had his 15 minutes of fame. Or, 15...years...or so.

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Interview: Eivind Landsvik – Low Expectations | 2026 Cannes Film Festival

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