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GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – LOOKING AHEAD TO THE 67TH ANNUAL CANNES FILM FESTIVAL!

By | April 2014

Today we’re taking a peek ahead at the 67th annual Cannes Film Festival; the world’s most culturally and economically significant film festival.

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GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – LOOKING AHE

Welcome to Going Bionic, #209! Today we’re taking a peek ahead at the 67th annual Cannes Film Festival; the world’s most culturally and economically...

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THE RED ROBIN

With esteemed psychiatrist Dr. Nathan Shellner's (Judd Hirsch) health failing him in rapid fashion, his family comes together to spend time with him before...

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SOPHIE’S FORTUNE

When Sophie's Dad can't take her to her friend's party, her uncle Brendan steps in to chaperone. Arriving too late for sweets, which have all been eaten,...

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BATTLE AT BEAVER CREEK

Bryan C. Taylor’s Battle at Beaver Creek is an end-of-the-world, man-against-something, sci-fi comedy, so be prepared. World War III has begun, and no...

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LE WEEK-END

Certainly it’s a coincidence but the fact is Roger Michell hasn’t made a single feel-good film since September 11. Note the contrast: In 1999 he made...

“BLUE RUIN”: INTERVIEW WITH JEREMY SAULNIER AND MACON BLAIR

Blue Ruin is the biggest success story to come out of (Warning: pun ahead) the blue this year. Tapped out on funding to finish the film, writer/director...

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HIT & STAY

In the Spring of 1968, nine Catholic activists, two of which were priests, entered a Draft Board office in Catonsville, Maryland, and removed stacks of...

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HAVING FUN UP THERE

Sometimes it takes a very long time to figure out that everything you’ve been searching for has always been within your grasp. So now what do you do?...

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BLUE RUIN

This review was originally published on January 21, 2014... Tales of revenge are some of the oldest tales ever told, and some of the most compelling....

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BRICK MANSIONS

I really wanted to give Brick Mansions a fair chance at standing alone as its own film, but after exiting the theater, it’s damn near impossible. To give...

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