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Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2012: Here are 27 reasons to love it
Last year’s Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival opened with a gamble: a little-known French film with no box-office stars that was not only shot in black-and-white, but came with another layer of anachronistic provocation. It was a silent...
Tags: Comedy (genre), Philip Seymour Hoffman, Tom Courtenay, Olivia Wilde, Pompano Beach
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Music and movies coming to Buchanan
ReporterIt started as an idea between cousins... "We wanted to give the opportunity to independent film makers to get their films on screen," explains Mike Conner. ...And, months later, came together as an event. Says Rick Bowman, "I thought it'd be great...Tags: Movies, Sundance Film Festival, Entertainment, Arts and Culture, Festive Events
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Doha Film Institute taps Al Khater as CEO: Org oversees Doha Tribeca Film Festival
VarietyROME -- The Doha Film Institute has appointed banking exec Abdulaziz Al Khater as its CEO, replacing Amanda Palmer, who stepped down in July. The appointment of Al Khater, who joins DFI after holding senior positions with Intl. Bank of Qatar, HSBC and,...Tags: Salma Hayek, Movies, Mira Nair, Doha (Qatar), HSBC Holdings plc
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Danny Strong to write 'Hunger Games' finale: Emmy-winning 'Game Change' scribe tapped to pen 'Mockingjay'
VarietyFresh off winning two Emmys for writing and co-exec producing HBO's "Game Change," Danny Strong has been tapped to write the two-part "Hunger Games" finale "Mockingjay" for Lionsgate, sources tell Variety. Studio had no comment. First pic is skedded for...Tags: Danny Strong, Philip Seymour Hoffman, The Da Vinci Code (movie), Mark Romanek, Writers Guild of America
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Arte France Cinema boards Dolan's 'Tom': Net to co-produce Claire Denis' 'Bastards'
VarietyPARIS -- Arte France Cinema, the film arm of the Franco-German net, will co-produce four pics, including "Tom a la ferme" from Canadian helmer Xavier Dolan. "Ferme," Dolan's follow-up to Un Certain Regard player "Laurence Anyways," is produced by MK2,...Tags: Movies, Drama (genre), Entertainment, France
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Vie alum opening German restaurants
Tribune reporterOne of the culinary minds behind the Michelin Star-winning restaurant, Vie, has announced plans to open not one, but, technically, two German-style restaurants in Chicago. The west suburban restaurant’s chef de cuisine, Nathan Sears, is pairing...Tags: Vie, Foods and Beverages, Bars and Clubs, Chicago Restaurants, Sausages
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South Dakota Film Festival celebrates 20 years of 'Thunderheart'
jbahr@aberdeennews.comAt the Capitol Theater on Friday night, the South Dakota Film Festival celebrated the 20th anniversary of “Thunderheart,” a film that was shot almost entirely in South Dakota. The special guest was actor Graham Greene, who took part in a...Tags: Mary McDonnell, Movies, John Fusco, Kevin Costner, Entertainment
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Aberdeen native, director returning for film festival
Some of the films at the South Dakota Film Festival have small budgets, but some have no budgets. “Bus 1107,” which has been voted the best family film showing this weekend, was put together through a barter arrangement with an Omaha bus...
Tags: Movies, Documentary (genre), Lawrence Kasdan, Bradley Cooper, Entertainment
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Asian, MidEast pix dominate Filmex: 'In Another Country,' 'Rhino Season' bookend Tokyo fest
VarietyTOKYO -- The Tokyo Filmex fest announced its line-up for its 13th edition on Wednesday. Skedded to unspool Nov. 23 to Dec. 2 in Tokyo, the art-oriented fest will open with Korean helmer Hong Sang-soo's Cannes competition entry "In Another Country," and...Tags: Bahman Ghobadi, Tokyo (Japan), Japan, Akira Kurosawa, Drama (genre)
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Film producer injured, not coming to Aberdeen
Film producer Jane Rosenthal won't be able to attend the South Dakota Film Festival this weekend as scheduled because of a neck injury she suffered. Rosenthal is under doctor's orders not to fly, said Tom Black, one of the producers of the Aberdeen...Tags: Michael Apted
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Films Distribution takes '6 Acts': Gurfinkel's debut screens in San Sebastian's New Director spread
VarietySAN SEBASTIAN -- In the third announced pick-up at this year's San Sebastian fest, Paris-based Films Distribution has acquired international rights outside Israel to "Six Acts," which world preems Friday in the Spanish fest's New Directors strand....Tags: Movies, Israel, Entertainment
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Contracorriente sets Coronado for Gaumont's 'Tide': Spanish distrib co-produces Coixet's 'Ayer'
VarietySAN SEBASTIAN -- Spain's Jose Coronado, star of recent U.S. pick-up "No Rest for the Wicked," is attached to Gaumont-produced adventure comedy "Turning Tide." Arly Jover ("The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo") has also been cast. Barcelona-based A...Tags: Barcelona (Spain), Movies, Isabel Coixet, France, French Movies
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