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Cannes Film Fest Dispatch: 5 Things This Newbie Learned

As a first-timer at the Cannes Film Festival who came to town to talk to the cast and director Wes Anderson about his Moonrise Kingdom, which opened the 65th annual fest this year, I had no idea what to expect no matter how much advice and information I got from people who’d been there before.  Full Article…

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Kanye West To Debut ‘Cruel Summer’ Short Film At Cannes

Mini-movie is inspired by the upcoming G.O.O.D. Music album of the same name. By Gil Kaufman Kanye West Photo: Getty Images Kanye West doesn’t know how to do small, so whenever the rapper unveils a new project it’s almost always on the biggest platform possible. That explains why his new “short art film, “Cruel Summer,”  Full Article…

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Kanye West To Debut Short Film At Cannes

CANNES, France — Kanye West will debut a short film titled “Cruel Summer” at the Cannes Film Festival. The rapper announced Friday that he’ll present the film on Wednesday at the French festival. West and his creative collective DONDA will screen the “short art film” out of competition in Cannes. West’s press release promises “a  Full Article…

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‘The Dictator’ And Five Other Terrible Film Tyrants

by Matt Adler Sacha Baron Cohen’s “The Dictator” has invaded theaters, featuring His Excellency, the incomparable Admiral General Aladeen, in his feature film debut. But the beloved Admiral General is far from the only despot to reign over the big screen throughout the years, so as a celebration of this momentous occasion in his glorious  Full Article…

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Eli Roth Aims to Make Horror Thriller ‘The Green Inferno’ His ‘Scariest and Most Intense Film’

Eli Roth will get back in the directing chair for the first time since his 2007 sequel “Hostel: Part II” with the horror thriller “The Green Inferno,” courtesy of production-financing outfit Worldview Entertainment. Filming is scheduled to begin in Peru and Chile in the fall. Roth, who wrote the screenplay with Guillermo Amoedo (“Aftershock”), will  Full Article…

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Outfest Sets ‘Vito’ As Opening Film of 30th Edition; John Waters To Receive Achievement Award

Jeffrey Schwarz's "Vito" will open the 30th anniversary edition of Outfest: The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, it was announced today. In addition, the festival announced that John Waters will receive the 16th annual Achievement Award. The Achievement Award will be presented to Waters prior to the Opening Night Gala screening of “Vito”  Full Article…

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John Woo to Direct and Produce Yakuza Film ‘Day of the Beast’

John Woo is set to direct and produce a remake of the 1963 Yakuza film “Youth of the Beast.” Rob Frisbee wrote the adapted screenplay, titled “Day of the Beast,” which Woo will produce with Lion Rock Prods. partner Terence Chang and Nikkatsu Corporation president Naoki Sato. The English-language “Beast” takes place in a Tokyo  Full Article…

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Ewan McGregor Begins His Cannes Film Festival Judging Debut In Today’s Twitter-Wood

Today marks the beginning of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival! As actors, directors and filmmakers head to France over the next two weeks, certain stars are already making their splash. For instance, Sacha Baron Cohen (in character as Admiral General Aladeen) hosted a press conference in Croisette, Cannes’ famous promenade, to promote “Dictator.” Immediately following  Full Article…

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ON FILM FESTIVALS, CRAZY IDEAS AND ASSDANCE

With less than twenty-four hours to reach my set goal on my Indiegogo campaign, it seems that every passing minute without a tiny donation is a strike against my project and a personal slap to my face. It’s hard not to take that fact that your idea is most likely a failure that generated little  Full Article…

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