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CineVegas Diary: Britney Spears & Cinephilia

What is Britney Spears doing at a film festival? Or: what happens to a film festival bred within the natural climate of Britney Spears?

The SmartBuster. BlogNosh 06/11/06

Bloggy thoughts on the new epics, intelligent and otherwise.

More Bushes: Trade Roughage 03/27/08

Ellen Burstyn and James Cromwell have been hired to play Barbara Bush Sr and George H.W. Bush in Oliver Stone’s George W. Bush drama, which is currently being called W. All along, the trades have been saying that the goal is to get this sucker distributed around the time of the November elections; today’s Variety [...]

Academy Releases Puzzling Foreign Film Shortlist

The Best Foreign Film Oscar shortlist is here, and virtually every conceivable front-runner has been shut out of the running.

Ronnie Bronstein and Abel Ferrara, Together At Last

FROWNLAND’s latest recognition sparks questions about the changing face of the distribution landscape. Basically, it’s all about what your definition of “has” is.

BlogNosh 12/07/07

In this edition: Snakes, New York, and art porn. Oh–and the Sex and the City movie.

Silent Light’s Opening Shot Not Exactly Divinely Inspired

Or, how to fashion a masterpiece out of crap lying about your virtual desktop. Plus: a US release date may be almost here!

Carlos Reygadas and ‘The New Left Field’

At The Circuit, John Hopewell and Emilio Mayorga offer a number of signs that “the mantle of greatness is rapidly slipping over” Silent Light director Carlos Reygadas. I’m surely not going to argue with that, but I do think it’s interesting that Mayorga and Hopewell make it a point to set Reygadas apart from other [...]

Trade Roughage 11/27/07

There’s not much news to report from yesterday’s strike talks (looks like Nikki was right about that pesky press blackout), but we do know that Democrat presidential candidate John Edwards is a expected to join Tim Robbins and Gilbert Gottfried at a star-studded strike rally today in New York’s Washington Square. Meanwhile, this week Carson [...]

SpoutBlog Week in Review, 10/19/07

From Harvey Weinstein dropping off suicide watch, to a movie about suicide that’s not really about suicide, here’s a look at the past five days in SpoutBlog history.