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entertainment1 year ago

"Anna Paquin Makes Red Carpet Appearance with Cane Amid Health Struggles"

Anna Paquin appeared on the red carpet with a cane while promoting her new film "A Bit of Light," and shared that it hasn't been easy due to health challenges over the last two years. She praised her husband, Stephen Moyer, who directed the film, and expressed her love for independent filmmaking. Paquin plays an alcoholic mom in the movie and discussed the relatability of the storyline, despite not personally connecting with it.

via TODAY|
#a-bit-of-light#anna-paquin#entertainment
film-festival1 year ago

"Recapping the Highlights of the 2024 Sundance Film Festival"

The Sundance Film Festival 2024 showcased a diverse range of standout films, including "Between the Temples," "Daughters," "A Different Man," "Gaucho Gaucho," and "Ghostlight." These films cover a variety of genres and themes, from a screwball comedy about grief to a documentary about incarcerated fathers. While some films have secured distribution, others are still seeking it, offering a promising lineup for film enthusiasts.

via IndieWire|
#distribution#documentaries#film-festival
film-industry2 years ago

"Sundance Reunion: Marvel Directors, Pedro Pascal, and Angus Cloud Shine in Indie Films"

Directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, known for their work on Marvel's Captain Marvel, are returning to their indie roots with the film "Freaky Tales," which will premiere at Sundance. The film, backed independently by Macro and eOne, is an anthology set in 1987 Oakland, combining sci-fi, Blaxploitation, and action-adventure elements. Despite their studio experience, the duo embraced creative freedom within budgetary constraints and leaned on skills gained from their studio tenure. "Freaky Tales" is generating buzz as a top sales title at the festival, with a premiere set for the Eccles Theater.

via Hollywood Reporter|
#film-industry#freaky-tales#independent-filmmaking
entertainment2 years ago

"Johnny Depp's Directorial Debut with Al Pacino in 'Modi' Marks Transformative Experience"

Johnny Depp is set to direct the film "Modi," with Al Pacino in a supporting role, marking his first directorial project since 1997. The film follows the life of Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani in war-torn Paris during World War I. Depp expressed gratitude to the cast and crew, with Pacino's involvement being a key reason for his participation. The film is a testament to the collaborative spirit of independent filmmaking and is produced by Depp’s European production company IN.2, with producer Barry Navidi.

via NBC News|
#al-pacino#directorial-debut#entertainment
film-festival2 years ago

Sundance 2024: A Diverse Lineup of Films, Stars, and Horror

The lineup for the 40th Sundance film festival has been announced, featuring new films starring Kristen Stewart, Saoirse Ronan, and Steven Yeun. The festival will showcase a variety of independent storytelling, with almost half of the films coming from first-time directors. Kristen Stewart will star in two films, including a romantic thriller set in the 80s and a unique love story between a satellite and a buoy. Saoirse Ronan will headline an adaptation of Amy Liptrot's memoir, while Steven Yeun will also have a prominent role. The festival will feature a range of genre titles and documentaries, with a focus on diverse voices and perspectives.

via The Guardian|
#film-festival#independent-filmmaking#kristen-stewart
arts-and-culture2 years ago

Unveiling the Enigmatic Journey of Filmmaker Werner Herzog

Renowned filmmaker Werner Herzog, known for his independent and unconventional approach to filmmaking, has released a new memoir titled "Every Man for Himself and God Against All." In the memoir, Herzog reflects on his prolific career spanning over five decades, sharing stories of his childhood in post-World War II Germany, his travels, and his unique visions that have shaped his films. Herzog discusses his commitment to following his own creative path and his sense of duty as a filmmaker. Now 81, Herzog continues to create films and explore new territories in his work.

via PBS NewsHour|
#arts-and-culture#creativity#filmmaker