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the devil and daniel johnston trailer
trailer for sony pictures' biopic of famously unstable but nonetheless brilliant indie songwriter daniel johnston.
Once the Movie - A Film by John Carney [Trailer]
ONCE Ireland, 2006, 88 Minutes, Colour Director: John Carney Screenwriter: John Carney A Dublin busker, who ekes out a living playing guitar and repairing vacuum cleaners for his dad's shop, meets a young Czech immigrant who sells roses on the same street. She likes his song, and what's more…she has a broken vacuum cleaner! They soon find themselves playing music together in a nearby music store (since she can't afford a piano, the owner lets her play his floor models). Over the course of a week, they form a musical rapport and, newly inspired, decide to record an album. Once may loosely be classified as a musical, but it has a refreshing vérité inflection. Conceived by director John Carney as a "video album," it sports a scrappy, unembellished naturalism. Carney took a risk in choosing professional musicians over professional actors, but Glen Hansard (of the well-known Irish band the Frames) and Marketa Irglova (a Czech singer/songwriter) are not only remarkably charming together but they're equally adept with the more melancholy shades (Hansard's lonely soul, stuck on an old flame; Irglova struggling to support a mother and daughter). Burdened and brokenhearted, their musical bond is the heart of the film and of their love. Great music aside, what makes this film special is how little effort it seems to exert. If it's possible to be blindsided by simplicity--a light touch, Once does it.— John Nein Screenwriter : John Carney Executive Producer : David Collins Producer : Martina Niland Cinematographer : Tim Fleming Editor : Paul Mullen Production Designer : Tamara Conboy Sound Recordist : Robert Flanagan Cast : Glen Hansard, Marketa Irglova
"SIN NOMBRE" INTERVIEW DIRECTOR CARY FUKUNAGA
Honduran teenager Sayra (Gaitan) reunites with her father, an opportunity for her to potentially realize her dream of a life in the U.S. Moving to Mexico is the first step in a feateful journey of unexpected events.
Sundance Festival 2009 Special
In the startling conclusion to our Sundance Film Festival 2009 Special, Bobby sits down with Madeleine Olnek to discuss their Sundance-selected short film, Countertransference: http://www.madeleineolnek.com Also: Madeleine shares with us exclusive footage from Sundance featuring interviews with Lynn Shelton for her feature film "HumpDay" and Hebe Tabachnick, Sundance short film programmer. Plus, we check in on Gavin Mcinnes, Vice Magazine founder, with how his film "Asshole" is doing. It's jam packed FOLKS! Don't forget to leave me a voicemail: 646-274-4625. Are you on FACEBOOK? Join our Facebook fan page here: http://www.indymogul.com/3rc ALSO! Follow Bobby on Twitter here: http://www.twitter.com/bobbymiller Subscribe to his personal youtube page here: http://www.youtube.com/bobbymiller And follow his main page on tumblr here: http://www.thebobbymiller.com Category: Entertainment Tags: sundance FilmFestival asshole filmmakers ShortFilm countertransference entertainment GavinHebe humpday lynn madeleine mcinnes olnek shelton tabachnick Wolverine NextNewNetworks
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