Before joining Terrence Malick's untitled romantic drama alongside Christian Bale, Javier Bardem and Olga Kurylenko, Rachel McAdams might be joining Woody Allen's Paris-based film, which could turn out to be a romantic drama as well, since it's being filmed in the city of lights.
As was the case with Terrence Malick's Tree of Life, looks like River Road Ent. weren't planning on letting this biopic go to market and have passed it forward to Apparition. This could mean one of two things: that Bill Pohlad didn't feel confident about the final product or, the more likely scenario is that with Kristen Stewart on board, that a segment of the Twilight series fanbase might add some B.O dollars to the theatrical release of The Runaways.
Amaral might be considered the Terrence Malick of Brazil - not for her style, but her total output of films. Born in 1932, she first came onto the scene with The Hour of the Star in 86', and Hotel Atlantico is only her third feature film.
A figure on the international film circuit but relatively still unknown outside of Europe, Kornél Mundruczó the helmer behind Johanna, Pleasant Days and most recently, the 2008 film Delta (a slow-paced, heavily dependent on natural surroundings pic that reminded me of Terrence Malick's work) is currently in production with, The Frankenstein Plan.
preemptive Set to have its world premiere this coming Friday (I'll be at the 8:30 a.m. press screening), Bright Star becomes the first title in the Bill Pohlad and Bob Berney's the soon to be named distribution venture. Does this mean that Terrence Malick's next has already found a home as well?