Archive for the ‘Sundance Festival 2010’ Category

Redford and Estevez films to make debut at Toronto
TORONTO (Reuters) – World premieres by directors Robert Redford and Emilio Estevez are among the highlights of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, which will feature a slimmer lineup of movies than in years past.

Read more on Reuters

Redford, Estevez films to make debut at Toronto
TORONTO, July 27 (Reuters Life!) – World premieres by directors Robert Redford and Emilio Estevez are among the highlights of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, which will feature a slimmer lineup of movies than in years past.

Read more on KYIV Post

Word of Mouth: Facing the Comic-Con crowd
At the annual San Diego gathering of comic book, fantasy and sci-fi fans, big-budget studio spectacles vie with small-scale independent projects seeking distribution. At the annual San Diego gathering of comic book, fantasy and sci-fi fans, big-budget studio spectacles vie with small-scale independent projects seeking distribution.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

Ben Affleck’s ‘The Company Men’ Gets Inspiring Full Trailer
The trailer mostly captures the life of an unemployed husband, including his ups and downs as he tries to find a new job.

Read more on AceShowbiz

Once upon a time
BELLOWS FALLS — After almost 50 years, the Adams Grist Mill is back into production. This time, however, the historic building in downtown Bellows Falls is dealing in fantasy.

Read more on Brattleboro Reformer

NICKELODEON GREENLIGHTS NEW SERIES FROM THE CREATORS OF THE ANIMATED TELEVISION HIT AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER
“The Legend of Korra” takes place 70 years after the events of “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”

Read more on The Futon Critic

Donald Glover, Renaissance man of comedy and rap
You may know him from YouTube, you may know him from ‘Community,’ but he hopes you’ll begin to know him from hip-hop too. As an artist named Childish Gambino. His album ‘Culdesac’ hits the Internet. Donald Glover had things to do.

Read more on Baltimore Sun

Good-bye, Harvey Pekar, ‘master of the mundane’
Mac’s Backs Books on Coventry, a favorite Harvey Pekar haunt, has become a magnet for the late graphic novelist’s friends and fans since his untimely death on July 12.

Read more on Cleveland Jewish News

Artificial Eye takes ‘Peepli Live’ for U.K.
U.K. indie distributor Artificial Eye has snapped up Anusha Rizvi and Mahmood Farooqui’s “Peepli Live,” a farcical contemporary comedy set in rural India.

Read more on The Hollywood Reporter

Sausalito Festival lineup
Sausalito had its own film festival last year, joining the ranks of Southern Marin neighboring cities Mill Valley and Tiburon.

Read more on Twin Cities Times