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What Just Happening. Trade Roughage 06/11/08

It’s been all-but-confirmed for awhile, but thisVariety story nails it: Magnolia will self-distribute What Just Happened?, Barry Levinson’s Hollywood satire which the studio produced through 2929 Entertainment but were hoping to unload at either Sundance or Cannes. “There were offers,” Eamonn Bowles told Anne Thompson, “But we can make more money doing it ourselves.” They’re [...]

John Cusack Baits Celeb Friends To Support WAR, INC

John Cusack seeks celebrity endorsements for his anti-war debacle; hip girl celebrities who should know better find they can’t say no to a pleading Lloyd Dobbler.

Azazel Jacobs’ GoodTimesKid in BRKLN

Exciting times! Azazel Jacobs’ Momma’s Man has spread through the festival circuit like a deadpan, unexpectedly emotionally resonant virus (see our interview and review from Sundance) on its way to eventual theatrical release via ThinkFilm. Now, Jacobs’ previous film, The GoodTimesKid, is screening in Brooklyn for free on Monday night, as part of the Brooklyn [...]

Sundance Video: George Romero

Joe and Ronnie find an uncanny kinship with legendary director, George Romero.

Sundance Video: Melee on Main Street

On day one of Sundance, Joe and Ronnie appear to be the only filmmakers on the street.

Sundance Video: Who Killed Davey Moore?

Joe and Ronnie learn how not to buy tickets at Sundance.

Sundance Video: Opening Night

The opening night of the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, through the eyes of Joe Swanberg and Ronnie Bronstein.

Sundance Video: The Sucker and the Crank

Introducing Joe Swanberg and Ronnie Bronstein’s video coverage of the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.

BUTTERKNIFE Premieres January 28

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We’ve been teasing for months, but now we have an official release date: Butterknife, Joe Swanberg’s latest web series, starring Ronnie and Mary Bronstein, will premiere on Spout on Monday, January 28. That’s four weeks from today, and on each Monday between then and now, we’ll [...]

SpoutBlog Week in Review

From a documentary depression to the depressing economic reality of a probable masterpiece, from PJ Harvey to Elvira, here’s a look back at the week in Spout.