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- Country Strong: Movie Review
- Rio Gets Four New Colorful Posters
- Warner Bros Will Handle Worldwide Distribution of The Hobbit
- Amber Heard in John Carpenter’s The Ward Trailer
- Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray in September, Preorder Now!
- New Domestic Trailer for Paul
- Sienna Miller Joins Marshall’s New Year’s Eve
- Kevin Macdonald’s Life in A Day to Stream Live on YouTube
- 26th Santa Barbara International Film Festival Line-Up
- Ricky Gervais to Voice The Mole in The Wind in the Willows
- First Photos: Steven Spielberg’s Terra Nova
- Katy Perry to Guest Star on How I Met Your Mother
| Posted: 06 Jan 2011 05:01 PM PST
The last time we saw Gwyneth Paltrow burst into song on the big screen was in the 2000 film Duets, where she sang alongside Huey Lewis. Over a decade later she’s back, but she’s solo and taking on the role of a music superstar in the drama Country Strong. Written and directed by Shana Feste, the film chronicles the rise of an entertainer who hit rock bottom, and is trying to regain the trust and support of her fans and her husband. Check out the review…
The Players:
The Plot:Kelly Canter (Paltrow) is a successful country singer who’s sent to rehab after her addiction with alcohol causes her to collapse during a huge show. She goes through a stint at a facility but is released early at the request of her manager and husband James (McGraw). While a patient, Kelly developed a close friendship with her sponsor Beau (Hedlund) who happens to be an amazing singer. Beau becomes one of the opening acts on her comeback tour, alongside a young songstress named Chiles, who Kelly sees as an impending threat. Amidst their travels they’re forced to deal with addiction, love, triumph, and tragedy. The Good:
The Bad:
Overall:Country Strong is a mediocre take on something that we’ve all seen before but what it lacks in originality of plot, it makes up for in music. Rating: 4.5/10Country Strong opens in theaters January 7. Photo Gallery:      Trailer:
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| Rio Gets Four New Colorful Posters Posted: 06 Jan 2011 03:54 PM PST
A lot of attention has been given to Jesse Eisenberg’s most recent film The Social Network, but what about his next project? What about Rio? It may not be as controversial or cutting edge but it’s fun and you can take the kids to see it. Four new posters have been released in promotion of the animated feature and we have to admit they make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Take a look…
     Rio centers on Blu, a rare macaw who thinks he is the last of his kind but he soon discovers there's another macaw out there, a girl named Jewel. He leaves his cage in small town Minnesota and heads to Rio de Janeiro to start a life with her. Unexpectedly thrown together, they embark on an adventure of a lifetime, where they learn about friendship, love, courage, and being open to life's many wonders. The film is directed by Carlos Saldanha, and features the voice cast of Anne Hathaway, Jamie Foxx, Tracy Morgan, Leslie Mann, Jemaine Clement, George Lopez, Jake T. Austin and Will.I.Am. Rio is scheduled to hit the big screen on April 15, 2011. What do you think of the character posters for Rio? Are you interested in seeing the film? Source: Latino Review Related Posts
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| Warner Bros Will Handle Worldwide Distribution of The Hobbit Posted: 06 Jan 2011 02:49 PM PST
Warner Bros and MGM have just revealed which one of them will handle the distribution of their joint venture The Hobbit. Previously, it was understood that one would handle international and the other domestic, but according to their press announcement Warners will takeover the worldwide release of the film. No surprise there.
From the Warner Bros/MGM Press Release:
Considering the shaky state of MGM’s finances no one should be surprised by this decision. It’s in the best interest of the film and everyone else involved. What do you think of Warner Bros solely distributing The Hobbit? Is it a good move? Source: Coming Soon Related Posts
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| Amber Heard in John Carpenter’s The Ward Trailer Posted: 06 Jan 2011 02:03 PM PST
A trailer has been released for legendary director John Carpenter’s latest work The Ward. The movie stars Amber Heard as a young woman on the run against truly insane forces. The film shares a lot of similarities with Zack Snyder’s Sucker Punch but unfortunately, it doesn’t have a U.S. release date yet. We wonder why? Check out the trailer below…
The Ward centers on a young woman who is locked up in a mental institution after she supposedly set a house on fire. Once she’s checked in, she become haunted by what seems to be the ghost of a former patient. From that point on horror and jump scares ensue. Are we the only ones who get a David Goyer - The Unborn vibe from this film? It looks very old school but the scares in it are generic and too premeditated for our taste. Nothing sticks out as interesting or unique. The Ward is scheduled to open in U.K. theaters on January 21. We’re not sure when it will get a domestic release, but when we find out we’ll let you know. What do you think of the trailer for The Ward? Are you interested in seeing the film? Related Posts
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| Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray in September, Preorder Now! Posted: 06 Jan 2011 01:12 PM PST
For all of you Star Wars fanatics we’ve got some good news to share. The complete six part film saga will be available on Blu-ray this September, and you can preorder your copy now! Lucasfilm has just announced the big news today, revealing that you can choose three different box sets including one with all six films. Find out more and the ordering info below…
Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray will feature all six live-action Star Wars feature films utilizing the highest possible picture and audio presentation, along with three additional discs and more than 30 hours of extensive special features including never-before-seen deleted and alternate scenes, an exploration of the exclusive Star Wars archives, and much more.
Like we previously stated, the Blu-rays will be released in September 2011. Are you interested in buying the Star Wars saga on blu-ray? Source: Coming Soon Related Posts
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| Posted: 06 Jan 2011 12:24 PM PST
The first domestic trailer for Greg Mottola’s Paul has been released. The video debuted over on Apple and it features Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and the scraggly voice of Seth Rogen as the title character. The movie takes two British sci-fi geeks on an American journey that puts them on the run alongside an alien. Interesting concept? Check out the trailer below…
This trailer actually makes Paul seem like a fun traveling buddy. He’s like ET but more abrasive and gross. We’re not sure if that’s a good thing, but somehow he makes it work. Even though Sigourney Weaver stars in the film, they only feature her voice in the trailer. We wonder if they’ll keep her hidden for the majority of the movie too? Official Synopsis:
Paul is scheduled to hit domestic theaters on March 18. What do you think of the new trailer for Paul? Related Posts
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| Sienna Miller Joins Marshall’s New Year’s Eve Posted: 06 Jan 2011 11:45 AM PST
The cast of Garry Marshall’s unofficial sequel to Valentine’s Day continues to grow with the addition of Sienna Miller. According to Variety, the British actress has joined the overstuffed roster which currently includes Robert De Niro, Hilary Swank, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sofia Vergara, Jessica Biel, Lea Michele, Abigail Breslin, Ashton Kutcher, Halle Berry, Zac Efron, and Til Schweiger.
New Year's Eve centers on the intertwining stories of a group of New Yorkers as they navigate their way through bittersweet drama and romance over the course of New Year's Eve. The various romances or non-romances will intersect and weave an overall plot laced with love and loss. There’s been no word on who Miller will play or what her character will be up to. During the development of this movie, we’ve been hearing a lot of comparisons to Valentine’s Day (naturally) and He’s Just Not That Into You, both of which or fair but they hit a road block when they drag Love Actually into the mix. Not only was that a better movie that utilized love and the holidays, but it was written well. We love Marshall, but Valentine’s Day was seriously lacking and we don’t if New Year’s Eve will be any better. What do you think of Miller joining the cast of New Year’s Eve? Did you like Valentine’s Day? Related Posts
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| Kevin Macdonald’s Life in A Day to Stream Live on YouTube Posted: 06 Jan 2011 11:08 AM PST
After months of waiting, the premiere of Kevin Macdonald and Ridley Scott’s ambitious project Life in a Day is almost here. The film that started off as a huge experiment to capture the actions of people all over the world in a single day is finished and ready to go. YouTube has announced that the movie will appear on the site later this month, where it will steam live for all to see.
Contributors whose submissions were chosen are credited as co-directors, and 26 of them have been invited to attend the world premiere of the film on Thursday, January 27, as part of the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. Viewers worldwide are invited to tune into the live stream on youtube.com/lifeinaday for their only chance to see the film before it's available in select theaters, on demand and permanently online later in 2011. Following the premiere, festival director John Cooper will moderate a global Q&A with Macdonald and the 26 filmmakers. For viewers who will be unable to tune in at 6:00pm MT, the film will be re-broadcast on youtube.com/lifeinaday on January 28th at 7pm in their local time zone, and subtitled in 25 languages. Official Synopsis:
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| 26th Santa Barbara International Film Festival Line-Up Posted: 06 Jan 2011 10:52 AM PST
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival is back for their 26th festival with some of the biggest names in the business. The fun begins Thursday, January 27 and continues through Sunday, February 6, 2011. Below is the list of World and US Premiere films, all the competition films, out of competitions films, short films and everything else at the festival. See what this years SBIFF has in store for you…
WORLD PREMIERES1778 Stories of Me and My Wife, Japan
His beloved wife has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, with only a year to live. When a doctor informs the husband that laughter can raise a patient's resistance to disease, he resolves to write a short story for his wife every single day. Based on a heart-rending true story of a famous science fiction writer, Taku Mayumura, and his devotion to his wife, Setsuko. A Deeper Shade of Blue, Australia
Hawaiian Surf Culture conquered the World. Master surf filmmaker Jack McCoy ventures into a new realm with his latest feature. Bringing to China, China/India/USA
This film is a father’s ‘love letter’ to his adult daughter, a young Santa Barbara woman struggling to bring Martin Luther King’s dream of non-violence to China. Carmen in 3D, UK – CLOSING NIGHT
Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist, USA
This is not your normal eco-film! Crazy Wisdom: The Life & Times of Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, Canada/USA
Crazy Wisdom is the long-awaited feature documentary to explore the life, teachings, and “crazy wisdom” of Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, a pivotal figure in bringing Tibetan Buddhism to the West. Destination Orcas, USA
A 16 day skateboard adventure from Santa Barbara CA to Orcas Island, WA. Four of the most infamous skateboarders in Santa Barbara hop in a rental van and explore the US West Coast. Darwin, Switzerland
A documentary film about an isolated community at the end of a weathered road in Death Valley, California. Downhill: The Bill Johnson Story, USA
The story of the impossible rise and tragic fall of an Olympic champion. Doyald Young, Logotype Designer, USA
From humble beginnings in a small Texas town eight decades ago comes legendary typographer, logotype designer, author, and teacher Doyald Young. Face to Face, Australia
A group of Australians from diverse backgrounds gather to decide the fate of a violent young man. An Australian ‘12 Angry Men’, only there’s 10, including 4 women. Finding Kind, USA
Two girls packed their bags and traveled across America to interview hundreds of females about the mean girl phenomenon. Good For Nothing, New Zealand
A unique Western about an odd romance between a savage outlaw and a strong-willed English lady. Last Man In Paradise, USA
An eccentric champion of the history of humble things faces bulldozers as he fights for his unique cabin. Love, USA
An astronaut on the International Space Station, loses contact with earth, and becomes stranded for 7 years. Make A Movie Like Spike, USA/Mexico
Objects in mirror are closer than they appear. Pablo's Hippos, UK/Colombia
Pablo’s Hippos recounts the absurd and paradoxical history of Colombia’s thirty-year struggle with international drug trafficking, at once a farce and a tragedy, as seen through the eyes of the extravagant pet of the most powerful drug baron in history: a hippopotamus named Pablo. Patisserie (Coin de rue), Japan
Fate draws together a brilliant patissier who made a sudden exit from the world of pastry and the daughter of a small-town cake shop who ventures to the big city in search of her sweetheart, into a pastry shop brimming over with delectable cakes and life stories — A bittersweet gem of a story that will warm your heart with just one, joyful bite. Phunny Business: A Black Comedy, USA
Comedy, politics and race collide in this story of Chicago’s first black comedy club, All Jokes Aside. Remain With Me (Reste avec moi), Canada
In the genre of ensemble films, Reste avec moi tells the stories of individuals whose harmonious lives are shaken by a betrayal. Richard Koci Hernandez, Multimedia Journalist, USA
Richard Koci Hernandez is at the forefront of the next generation of journalism. At 12 years old, Koci began his obsession with photography and his love of visual storytelling with a trip to the Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite. Skateistan: Four Wheels and a Board in Kabul, Germany/USA
Inspired by Skateistan, Afghanistan’s first skateboarding school, this emotional feature-length documentary is a journey deep into the lives of Afghanistan’s urban youth. Someplace With A Mountain, USA
A one-hour documentary about a very special group of people: The Lapita Navigators, the proud forefathers of many cultures in the tropical Pacific. They are losing their homes and crops because of sea level rise. Their livelihood and culture are dramatically threatened as the islands they live on are flooding day by day. The outcome and conclusion of this story will be told in the context of an event celebrating their living culture, a culture at a cross roads of great importance for all of us. For some of them, it will be the beginning of an Epic Journey to a new land. Stoked & Broke, USA
A Staycation Surfari Epic on Zero Dollars… That Side of a Shadow, USA
Two best friends must rob the gas station they work at in order to pay off a bad debt. That's What I Am, USA – CENTERPIECE GALA
I’m a teacher. I’m a singer. I’m a writer. That’s what I am. The Still Point, France
A T.S. Eliot poem inspires a film about water and the ocean that is told by world's legendary pioneer surfers. Troubadors, USA
Intimate, music-driven story traces James Taylor, Carole King, and the California singer/songwriter scene as it converges in and around LA’s Troubadour club during the late 1960s/early 1970s. Way of the Ocean, Australia
Way of the Ocean is an intimate portrait of Australia’s picturesque coastlines and the world class waves they provide. We Still Live Here (As Nutayunean), USA
As Nutayunean tells the amazing story of the return of the Wampanoag language, the first time a language with no Native speakers has been revived in this country. U.S. PREMIERES180 (180º), Mexico
Life could always turn around. 180º is the story of Salvador, a man who had everything in life, except himself, and a life. A Life Begins (Une vie qui commence), Canada
A twelve year old loses his doctor father to an overdose. Asleep in the Sun (dormer al sol), Argentina
The Life of a gentle neighborhood man changes abruptly when his wife is confined and he finds out that they are part of an operation of souls and bodies traffic. Belvedere, Bosnia/Herzegovina (Festival Premiere)
Fifteen years after the ethnic cleansing of Bosnian Muslims during the Balkan conflict, a determined widow searching for the remains of her husband and son quietly attempts to rebuild her life by caring for her troubled extended family. Blind Spot, Canada
Four thirtysomethings undergo various degrees of drama, each at maximum intensity. By Day and By Night (De dia y de noche), Mexico
Dance Marathon, Poland
A comedy from Poland about a crowd that has gathered for a dance competition in the provincial town of Dabie. Gigola, France
In Paris 60’s nightlife, George, a charismatic and adventurous young woman, becomes Gigola, a kind of gigolo for women only. Heart of Auschwitz (Le Coeur d'Auschwitz), Canada
The inspiring story of a small heart-shaped booklet , a birthday gift handmade by Auschwitz inmates for their friend Fania Landau, on December 12th, 1944. Just Between Us, Croatia/Serbia/Slovenia
A wicked, indiscreet contemporary story set in Zagreb about the whirling erotic passions that percolate beneath the dull, composed surface of everyday bourgeois life and manners. Land, Canada
Welcome to the modern-day Wild West. Grab your guns. Light in Darkness (Luz nas trevas),Brazil
The story of the legendary bandit Red Light and his son All or Nothing, the cut-rate outlaw worshiped by woman. Limbo, Norway
A movie about love, betrayal and desperation in a "coming of-age" story for adults. Miss Mouche, Belgium
With her cell phone, Nina, 12, films everything that happens in her family… Mourning for Anna (Trois temps après la mort d’Anna), Canada
After the tragic death of her daughter, a woman must choose between living and dying. No Doubt, South Korea
In a peaceful town, a tragic death leads to two men's desperate crime race. Nostalgia for the Light (Nostalgia de la luz), Chile/France/Germany
A breath-taking exploration of the cosmos, the desert, and the disappeared. Piché : Entre ciel et terre, Canada
Drawing on his instincts and his tumultuous past, Robert Piché finds the strength and composure necessary to land his plane after it runs out of gas, saving the lives of 306 passengers in the process. Red Light Revolution, China/Australia
China’s first sex shop comedy follows a Beijinger who opens an adult store, sparking a sexual revolution in his neighborhood. Sarah's Key, France – OPENING NIGHT
While researching an article on the Vel'd'Hiv Roundup in 1942 France, Julia, an American journalist stumbles across the story of Sarah, a ten year old Jewish girl who desperately tried to save her younger brother from the police by locking him in a cupboard. Through her research, Julia comes across a trail of secrets that link her to Sarah and change the way she sees the world. Soul of Sand (Pairon Talle), India
A watchman at an abandoned mine is drawn into a bizarre triangle after a wealthy landlord's daughter and her lower-caste lover seek refuge with him from a masked killer wreaking havoc across the Indian countryside. The Abandoned (Ostavljeni), Bosnia/Herzegovina
A look at the Bosnian war through the eyes of a boy named Alen, who was born not as the fruit of love, but of hatred, and is part of a whole new people, nameless and unwanted, whose mothers were raped. The Boy Mir: Ten Years in Afghanistan, UK
Following the international hit The Boy who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan, The Boy Mir will cover not one year but ten. It will track the cheeky, enthusiastic Mir from a childish eight to a fully grown eighteen-year-old. Over those ten years, it will be a journey into early adulthood in one of the toughest places on earth; a journey that mirrors the current and vitally important story of Afghanistan. The Colors of the Mountain (Los colores de la Montaña), Panama/Colombia
A modern-day portrayal of daily life in a remote part of the mountainous Colombian countryside, set around the friendship between Manuel and Julián. The First Stone, Iran
HassanAli is the first person in the village who buys himself a gravestone. All villagers are surprised by HassanAli, making fun of him. The Great Vazquez, Spain
Is it possible to live aside of the system, thinking only about the present and oneself? A feature film about Manuel Vázquez, the best comic book author in Barcelona during the sixties, but, mainly, a man with a very particular way of living his life. The Knot (Musubime), Japan
You can never wash away the past. The Tenants (Os Inquilinos), Brazil
After three mysterious men move into a smoky Sao Paulo suburb, a neighboring couple becomes obsessed with the men's clandestine activities and the ozone of violence that descends upon their once-tranquil neighborhood. Tilt, Germany/Bulgaria
Political changes, corruption, social suppression – can a young love survive those times of turmoil and chaos? Togetherness Supreme, Kenya
An artist struggles for change in the midst of tribal and tension To Hell With The Ugly, Spain
What happens when the woman of your life is married to your brother? Women in Temptation (Zeny v pokuseni), Czech Republic
When a marriage counselor is abandoned by her husband for a younger woman, she sets out for new companionship. You Are Here, Canada
A meta-detective story. COMPETITION CATEGORIESINDEPENDENT FEATURES - Competition Benavides Born, USA
Face to Face, Australia – WORLD PREMIERE
Good For Nothing, New Zealand – WORLD PREMIERE
Love, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Make A Movie Like Spike, USA/Mexico – WORLD PREMIERE
Small Town Murder Songs, Canada
That's What I Am, USA – WORLD PREMIERE (Centerpiece Gala)
You Are Here, Canada – U.S. PREMIERE
INTERNATIONAL FEATURES – Competition Gigola, France – U.S. PREMIERE
Just Between Us, Croatia/Serbia/Slovenia – U.S. PREMIERE
King's Road, Iceland
Limbo, Norway – U.S. PREMIERE
Miss Mouche, Belgium – U.S. PREMIERE
Simple Simon (I rymden finns inga känslor), Sweden
Soul of Sand (Pairon Talle), India – U.S. (Festival) PREMIERE
The First Stone, Iran – U.S. PREMIERE
Women in Temptation (Zeny v pokuseni), Czech Republic – U.S. PREMIERE
DOCUMENTARY FEATURES – Competition Crazy Wisdom: The Life & Times of Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, Canada/USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Dancing Chaplin (Dansingu Chapurin), Japan
Darwin, Switzerland – WORLD PREMIERE
Land, Canada – U.S. PREMIERE
Nostalgia for the Light (Nostalgia de la luz), Chile/France/Germany – U.S. PREMIERE
Pablo's Hippos, UK/Colombia – WORLD PREMIERE
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Skateistan: Four Wheels and a Board in Kabul, Germany/USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Someplace with a Mountain, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
The Boy Mir: Ten Years in Afghanistan, UK – U.S. PREMIERE
Troubadors, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
We Still Live Here (As Nutayunean), USA – WORLD PREMIERE
SPANISH/LATIN AMERICA CINEMA - Competition 180 (180º), Mexico – U.S. PREMIERE
5 x Favela, Now by Ourselves (5x Favela, Agora por Nós Mesmos), Brazil
Anything You Want (Todo lo que tú quieras), Spain
Asleep in the Sun (Dormir al sol), Argentina – U.S. PREMIERE
By Day and By Night (De día y de noche), Mexico – U.S. PREMIERE
Light in the Darkness (Luz nas trevas), Brazil – U.S. PREMIERE
Nostalgia for the Light (Nostalgia de la luz), Chile/France/Germany – U.S. PREMIERE
The Colors of the Mountain (Los colores de la montaña), Panama/Colombia – U.S. PREMIERE
The Great Vazquez, Spain – U.S. PREMIERE
The Tenants (Os Inquilinos), Brazil – U.S. (Festival) PREMIERE
To Hell With The Ugly, Spain – U.S. PREMIERE
EASTERN BLOC – Competition Belvedere, Bosniz/Herzegovina – U.S. (Festival) PREMIERE
Dance Marathon, Poland – U.S. PREMIERE
If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle (Eu cand vreau sa fluier, fluier), Romania/Sweden
Just Between Us, Croatia/Serbia/Slovenia – U.S. PREMIERE
The Abandoned (Ostavljeni), Bosnia/Herzegovina – U.S. PREMIERE
The Light Thief ((Svet-Ake), Kyrgyzstan/France/Germany/Netherlands
Tilt, Germany/Bulgaria – U.S. PREMIERE
Women in Temptation (Zeny v pokuseni), Czech Republic – U.S. PREMIERE
EAST X WEST – Competition 1778 Stories of Me and My Wife, Japan – WORLD PREMIERE
A Barefoot Dream (Maen-bal-eui Ggoom), South Korea
Fire of Conscience, Hong Kong
No Doubt, South Korea – U.S. PREMIERE
Patisserie (Coin de rue), Japan – WORLD PREMIERE
Red Light Revolution, China/Australia – U.S. PREMIERE
The Knot (Musubime), Japan – U.S. PREMIERE
SHORT FILMS - Competition A Letter from Home, USA
A Parachute Falling in Siberia, Australia
Are You Leaving? (¿Te Vas?), Spain
Awaiting Her, Honduras
Berik, Russia
Dearly Departed, USA
Grave Dawn, USA
Last Resort (Último Recurso), Peru
Little Flowers (Les fleurs de l’âge), Canada
North Atlantic, Portugal
Steve, UK
Stones, USA
The Escape, USA
The Great Race (La gran carrera), Spain
The Lost Explorer, UK
The Usual (La Routine), France
United We Stand, Finland
West of the Moon, USA
ANIMATED SHORTS - Competition Alex and the Ghosts (Alex et les fantômes), Canada
Amar, Spain
Amazonia, USA
Blind Date, UK
Daisy Cutter, Spain
Directed by Daniel Cockburn South Africa
On The Water, Netherlands
Ormie, Canada
The Circus (Le cirque), France/Canada
The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore, USA
The Gruffalo, UK
The Lost Thing, Australia
The Trembling Veil of Bones, Ireland/Canada
The Trenches (La Tranchée), Canada
NON-COMPETITION FILMSFeatures: How To Train Your Dragon (in 3D)
Tangled (in 3D)
Short Films: Alex and the Ghosts (Alex et les fantômes), Canada
Amazonia, USA
New Digs, South Africa
Ormie, Canada
The Gruffalo, UK
REAL-MARKABLE STORIESFeatures: Doyald Young, Logotype Designer, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Exporting Raymond, USA/Russia
Finding Kind, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Out For The Long Run, USA
Richard Koci Hernandez, Multimedia Journalist, USA
When I Rise, USA
Delicious Peace Grows in a Ugandan Coffee Bean, USA/Uganda
Mid-Length Features Ingelore, USA
The Labyrinth, USA
With My Own Two Wheels, USA – Directed by Jacob Seigel-Boettner Short Films Hot Tub, USA
REEL NATUREBohemia – A Year in the Wetlands, Austria
Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
The Last Lions, UK
The Zambezi – Part 1: Source of Life, Austria
The Zambezi – Part 2: A River Untamed, Austria
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONSCarmen in 3D – CLOSING NIGHT
Clash of the Titans
Nymphaea, USA – WORLD PREMIERE SHORT
Sarah's Key – OPENING NIGHT
That's What I Am – CENTERPIECE
The Wild Bunch
TO THE MAXXXA Deeper Shade of Blue, Australia – WORLD PREMIERE
Destination 3 (Degrees), USA
Destination Orcas, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Downhill: The Bill Johnson Story, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
On The Pipe 6, USA
Stoked & Broke, USA
The Still Point, France – WORLD PREMIERE
The Westsiders, South Africa/USA
Way of the Ocean, Australia – WORLD PREMIERE
WORLD CINEMAA Horrible Way to Die, USA/Japan
Another Year, UK
Stake Land, USA
The Double Hour (La doppia ora), Italy
The First Grader, UK
The Illusionist (L'illusionniste), UK/France
The Whistleblower, Canada/Germany
Togetherness Supreme, Kenya – U.S. PREMIERE
SANTA BARBARA FILMMAKERSFeatures: 6 Generation: A Chumash Family History, USA
All Alone, USA
Bringing King to China, China/India/USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Killing Memories, USA/Vietnam
Last Man in Paradise, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
That Side of a Shadow, USA – WORLD PREMIERE
To Be Friends, USA
SHORT FILMS:Beneath The Rainbow Bridge
CAFWA
Continuum
Desolate Roads
First Day
Free and Alive
Lukewarm
Me, You and a Mushroom
Monodynamic
My Last Day
One By One
Please Don't Cry
Scooterman
The Best Thing I Ever Done
The Book of Santa Barbara
26th Santa Barbara InThe Consequence of Oil
The Extraordinary Fight of Atticus Walker and The Monster In His Mind
The Fourth Horseman
The Less Gone
The Monstrosity
The Other Astronaut
The Premiere
The Two-Timing Tango
Under Surveillance
Wallace Carothers
For the complete list of films, along with their descriptions and a preliminary screening schedule, click on www.sbiff.org. Please note that this is subject to change. Related Posts
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| Ricky Gervais to Voice The Mole in The Wind in the Willows Posted: 06 Jan 2011 10:21 AM PST
At one point or another, most adults had to read The Wind in the Willows when they were a kid. The classic story was written by Scotland native Kenneth Grahame and first published in 1908. It’s been around for over 100 years and it’s still very much a part of children’s lives today. According to Variety, an animated version of Willows is about to hit the big screen and one of the prominent characters will be voiced by none other than Ricky Gervais.
The Wind in the Willows will be directed by Ray Griggs, who’s working with Peter Jackson’s Zew Zealand based WETA to do the animation. The screenplay is adapted by Bill Marsilii, and centers on various animal characters in the pastures of England. The main ones being Mole, Ratty, Mr. Toad, Mr. Badger, Otter and Portly, The Gaoler’s Daughter, Pan, and The Wayfarer. Synopsis:
Who would have thought that Gervais would bring the Mole to life one day? What do you think of Gervais starring in the film? Most Commented Posts
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| First Photos: Steven Spielberg’s Terra Nova Posted: 06 Jan 2011 09:35 AM PST
Over the past year we’ve been hearing about a new, sci-fi series from Steven Spielberg called “Terra Nova.” With the exception of the plot synopsis and a few casting briefs here and there we had no idea what to expect from the show. The production got off to a rocky start and no photos or trailers had been released — until now. The first images from the series have hit the net and you can check them out below…
    As you can see, Jason O’Mara is in papa bear mode as he tries to protect his family from an impending threat. Out of all the shows coming out next season, this is the one that we have the most questions about. You don’t want to judge a book by its cover, but to be honest these photos look like they were taken from a Syfy original movie. What do you think? Official Synopsis:
What do you think of the first photos from Terra Nova? Will you watch? Source: Spoiler TV Related Posts
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| Katy Perry to Guest Star on How I Met Your Mother Posted: 06 Jan 2011 09:06 AM PST
Katy Perry is everywhere! She’s not Twilight everywhere, but she’s getting pretty close. The pop singer is moving from the world of music to television and film. She will appear in the upcoming CGI/live action comedy The Smurfs later this year, and according to THR she’ll also guest star on an episode of the CBS hit, “How I Met Your Mother.” Once again we say, she’s everywhere!
CBS announced that Perry will guest star on the episode entitled, “Oh Honey,” where she’ll play a love interest for Josh Radnor’s character Ted. She’s described as “a beautiful, naive girl who the gang resorts to calling ‘honey,’” and who happens to be Zoey’s (Jennifer Morrison) cousin.
This casting choice is like six degrees of separation over here. Perry co-starred with “How I Met Your Mother’ regular Neil Patrick Harris in The Smurfs, and her husband Russell Brand has worked with Jason Segel on two films (Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Get Him to the Greek). What do you think of Perry guest starring on How I Met Your Mother? Will you watch? Related Posts
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