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The Canadian Premiere of Edmond took place at the Fantasia Film Festival a few days after the release of the film in the US. Cult director Stuart Gordon came to Montreal to present the film at the festival. Despite it was his first visit to the festival, Fantasia fans are well aware of Stuart Gordon’s filmography and deserved him a standing ovation. Stuard Gordon didn’t really need any introductions with films like REANIMATOR and KING OF THE ANTS under his belt.

Emily Blunt, most recently noted for her American-film breakout role in The Devil Wears Prada has entered talks to play the female lead in Bristol Bay Prods. The Great Buck Howard. The Hanks clan (Tom and Colin) and John Malkovich will star.

Aliens come to Earth. Aliens leave Earth. Humans fight over the artifacts the aliens left behind. This is the plot outline for the next David Jacobson feature, Roadside Picnic. The writer/director behind Dahmer (yes, the serial killer film actually took home three 2003 IFP Independent Spirit Awards) and the urban cowboy flick Down in the Valley will take on the adaptation of the 1972 novel by Russian sci-fi authors Arkady and Boris Strugatsky. An allegory for the Chernobyl disaster, Roadside Picnic tells a deeper story of the human desire to control the unknown.

When an Oscar™ nominated director decides to take on the life of one of the 20th century’s most iconic musical figures, the result is sure to be as winding as the music that inspires it. Todd Haynes takes his unique stylistic approach to the world of popular music in his tribute to the life and work of the folk rock hero Bob Dylan in “ I'm Not There which begins today in Montreal. Marcus Carl Franklin has just been added as the sixth Bob Dylan. The young thesp was featured in the HBO drama Lackawanna Blues.

He is in post-production with Snow Angels. He is in pre-production with Goat. Now comes word that David Gordon Green (for those you don’t know him by name – he last directed Undertow) just sold a spec script to Universal. Weird thing is: it’s a comedy. Where does David find the time?