Tag: Strand Releasing
Frenemy With Benefits: Strand Releasing Adopt Andre Techine’s “Being 17”
Continuing their longstanding relationship with French filmmaker, Variety reports that Strand Releasing have added the Berlin Intl. Film Fest comp Being 17 to their evergrowing Andre...
The Summer of Sangaile Flies onto Strand Releasing Radar
It's a national cinema that we barely mention here on the site, but Lithuania has received some big praise treatment by opening and winning...
They’ve Gotta Have It: Strand Releasing Add May Allah Bless France! to Future Bling
Strand Releasing's healthy appetite for French cinema is made once again apparent with the pick-up of Abd Al Malik's TIFF-preemed, double nominated (Best First...
Suburban Seidl: Strand Adds “In the Basement” to the Collection
Having previously released all three items his Paradise: Trilogy, Screen Daily reports that Strand Releasing have excavated Ulrich Seidl's out of comp Venice Film Festival...
Mysterious Skin | Blu-ray Review
It’s been a decade since Gregg Araki’s arresting coming-of-age examination of the ramifications of child molestation debuted at the Venice Film Festival in 2004...
Strand Take “Refuge” in Jessica Goldberg’s Play to Film Debut
Someone at Strand Releasing's home vid dept will have a minor "pickle" of a situation when it comes to indexing their library, as the...
Strand is Cruising for a Bruisin; Indie Distrib Picks Up “Interior. Leather Bar.”
No strangers in the LBGT film distribution business, and for the matter, experimental hard-to-classify sorts such as James Franco's and Travis Mathews' Interior. Leather...
Strand Carves out a Future for Rithy Panh’s The Missing Picture
Rithy Panh's Un Certain Regard (Cannes '13) winning docu that I recently had the chance to catch up with in Karlovy Vary (and personally...
Strand Moves Reygadas Into the Light; Cannes Preemed ‘Post Tenebras Lux’ Finally Finds Distribution
Along with fellow countryman's Michel Franco's After Lucia, Post Tenebras Lux was until now, the criminally orphaned/unsold item from 2012's Cannes Film Festival. It...
