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- Sundance 2012: 'Robot & Frank' and 'Valley of Saints' Awarded Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize28 January 2012, 3:25 am
Daniel Miller, Jay A. Fernandez The two films will split a $20,000 prize from the Sundance Institute Feature Film Program, which also awarded a Commissioning Grant to "Flood" and a Lab Fellowship to "Operator."read more ...
- Sundance 2012: Participant Media, AFFRM Partner for 'Middle of Nowhere'28 January 2012, 12:08 am
Borys Kit The movie is written and directed by AFFRM founder Ava DuVernay.read more ... - Slamdance 2012 Awards Announced27 January 2012, 5:00 am
Jay A. Fernandez , Daniel Miller Keith Miller's "Welcome to Pine Hill" and Jens Pfeifer's "No Ashes, No Phoenix" won grand jury prizes Thursday.read more ... - Sundance 2012: Musician-Turned-Filmmaker Quentin Dupieux on Hitting all of the Right Notes with 'Wrong' (Q&A)26 January 2012, 11:27 pm
Todd Gilchrist Two days after Wrong premiered to a capacity crowd at Sundance, Dupieux sat down with THR to talk about his technical limitations, and the artistic restrictions he places on himself. Additionally, he discussed the influence of filmmakers like David Lynch on his work, offered some updates about his current music and film projects, and reflected on where he’s at and where he wants to go in the future in his multifaceted career.read more ... - Sundance 2012: Sundance Selects Grabs 'How to Survive a Plague' (Exclusive)26 January 2012, 10:33 pm
Jay A. Fernandez , Daniel Miller The indie distributor has purchased North American rights to the AIDS-awareness documentary.read more ... - Sundance 2012: National Geographic Channel Nabs Doc 'Chasing Ice'26 January 2012, 8:54 pm
Daniel Miller, Jay A. Fernandez The U.S. Documentary Competition film premiered Monday at the Library Center Theatre.read more ... - Sundance 2012: Entertainment One Acquires 'Wish You Were Here'26 January 2012, 8:40 pm
Daniel Miller, Jay A. Fernandez The world dramatic competition film stars Joel Edgerton, Theresa Palmer and Felicity Price.read more ... - Sundance 2012: IFC Midnight Acquires 'The Pact'26 January 2012, 5:56 pm
Daniel Miller, Jay A. Fernandez The Park City at Midnight creeper is IFC's second pickup, after the comedy "Liberal Arts."read more ... - Jennifer Lynch to Direct 'A Fall From Grace' (Exclusive)26 January 2012, 5:19 pm
Jay A. Fernandez The thriller, co-written with Eric Wilkinson, follows a homicide detective tracking a serial killer along the Mississippi River.read more ... - Sundance 2012: Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions, Samuel Goldwyn Films Pick Up 'Robot and Frank'26 January 2012, 12:33 am
Jay A. Fernandez , Daniel Miller Jake Schreier's debut feature had its world premiere Friday in Salt Lake City, then played at the Eccles Theatre Saturday night.read more ...
- I Found It At the Movies: 1995—Heat (Michael Mann)25 January 2012, 9:16 pm
Ask me to choose my favorite post-‘70s crime film, and this is it. Not only is Heat Mann's greatest accomplishment, I also think it's our greatest post-Godfather crime epic. Mann stays true to some of the greatest aspects of classic noir film while still giving the film a modern edge; in doing so, he manages to uphold the noir tradition while moving it forward at the same time. For me, when it comes to updating noir, Heat is the perfect paradigm for a new direction. I simply think it's master... - Just Crowdfund the $&*# Movie!: To Sundance We Go24 January 2012, 9:07 pm
Later today, Tiffany and I are boarding a plane for the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, where two of the films I had the good fortune of acting in, Michael Walker’s Price Check and Phil Dorling and Ron Nyswaner’s Predisposed, are having their premieres. We both feel extremely late to the party. All week, people have been emailing things like “Meet me on Main Street!” or “You are invited to the gifting suite!” When they hear we’re arriving in Park City for the last half of the festival... - Directing on a Dime: How to Get Your Short Film on the Big Screen20 January 2012, 8:00 pm
We live in a world dominated by YouTube, where your short film has the potential to be seen by hundreds, thousands, even millions of people without you ever having to leave your living room. But what moviemaker dreams of one day getting "20,000 views" or seeing their movie on somebody’s iPhone? No, you want to see it on the big screen! To many, this would be a dream come true, but making the dream into a reality can be intimidating. Fortunately, there are a still some great ways for moviemaker... - I Found It At the Movies: 1994—Les roseaux sauvages (André Téchiné)18 January 2012, 8:21 pm
Fans of Renoir's A Day in the Country take notice! Along with that famous film, this is one of French cinema's most poetic and lyrical pastoral works. Not only is it visually stunning, Les roseaux sauvages (Wild Reeds) is also emotionally devastating. In fact, it captures the complexity of adolescence as well as anything I've ever seen. It's intense, penetrating, nakedly honest and gets at the vulnerability of mid-teens in a remarkably truthful way. This is one of those films where everything se... - Just Crowdfund the $&*# Movie!: And the Award Goes To…The Best Marketing Team!17 January 2012, 10:20 pm
Watching the Golden Globes last Sunday, Tiffany and I couldn’t help but analyze the seeming trend for this year’s awards season. It looks as though comfort films like Hugo, The Help, The Artist and The Descendants are what we are going to see winning the big awards this year. Is this a reflection of our need for heart-warming films in these dire economic times, or just the old story of the winning films being the ones that spent the most on marketing? A bit of both, I would imagine.... - Mixed Reviews: Shpadoinkle: The Making of Cannibal: The Musical13 January 2012, 8:00 pm
Right off the bat, I want to say that Jason McHugh's Shpadoinkle: The Making of Cannibal: The Musical is the best low-budget moviemaking journal I’ve read since Robert Rodriguez's Rebel without a Crew, and its definitely a book I wish had existed when I made my own low-budget feature film (which was actually heavily inspired by Cannibal! The Musical). McHugh, a producer/actor on the cult classic Cannibal! The Musical, takes readers through a personal journey that spans his early interest in mo... - I Found It At the Movies: 1993—Carlito’s Way (Brian De Palma)11 January 2012, 7:30 pm
Cinematic from the very get-go. What an opening this movie has: Black and white, slow motion, voiceover and that mournful music, all beginning with an extraordinarily well-choreographed long take that is at once abstract, complex and sensuous. And that's just the moviemaking. At the root of this, one of my favorite crime films of all time, is a theme that affects me deeply: The idea that one mistake may trap you forever. If Carlito had just left Benny Blanco alone, stayed out of his way, everyth... - Just Crowdfund the $&*# Movie!: Grant Me a Wish10 January 2012, 10:17 pm
The first movie of 2012 that I saw in theaters was Pina, a stunning 3-D documentary tribute to famed German choreographer Pina Bausch, directed by an idol of mine, Wim Wenders. The poster for Pina reads “Dance, dance, otherwise we are lost,” so Tiffany, Tiny Dancer’s DP Kate Phelan and I figured it was mandatory viewing. While I waited in line at the IFC Center screening in New York City to meet Mr. Wenders, who was on hand sign books and participate in a Q&A, I held a handful of poster ca... - Directing on a Dime: The Great Film School Question6 January 2012, 8:00 pm
For many of you, this is the time of year where you're pulling up to that big fork in the road that every young moviemaker eventually approaches: Film school. Should you go? Or is it best to just jump headfirst into making movies? Whether it's worth it to go to film school is something that every budding moviemaker has to answer for themselves, but for those needing some guidance, here are what some successful indie directors and producers—ranging from Dan Myrick (The Blair Witch Project) to J... - I Found It At the Movies: 1992—Unforgiven (Clint Eastwood)4 January 2012, 8:00 pm
When I think about Unforgiven, I simply think of an extremely well-made film. Everything is top shelf: The acting, the writing and the directing. I know there is a critique of violence and a certain moral position taken in the movie, but that doesn't really connect with me all that much. What really gets me here is the theme of friendship and the incredibly moving bond between the characters played by Eastwood and Morgan Freeman. Eastwood is so adult, so patient, so restrained, that he stands ou...
- ABC Family preps calls on pilots9 January 2012, 6:30 pm
Pilot Watch: Two comedies among the cabler's shows looking good for pickup -- Amid a steady-as-she-goes status report at the Television Critics Assn. press tour, ABC Family plans to announce green or red lights on four pilots in development shortly.... - Syfy has 3 scripted series in works9 November 2011, 6:24 pm
Pilot Watch: Network riding high ratings for scripted series this season -- With last quarter breaking network records on the strength of scripted series "Warehouse 13," "Eureka," "Haven" and new skein "Alphas," Syfy has three new scripted series in development.... - NBC cancels 'Playboy,' picks up comedies4 October 2011, 5:44 pm
Pilot Watch: 'Whitney,' 'Up All Night' get full-season orders -- NBC has put away its bunny ears and canceled "The Playboy Club."... - USA orders pair of comedy pilots13 September 2011, 6:00 pm
Pilot Watch: Lane in talks to star in McGrath's singlecam laffer -- USA Network is moving forward on the comedy side with the greenlight of two pilots, including one likely to star Nathan Lane.... - 'Smash' hopes Broadway makes TV musical magic24 August 2011, 8:00 pm
Pilot Watch: Music for Screens: Summer 2011 -- There's no denying that musical television is having its day in the sun. With shows such as "Glee," "American Idol," The Voice" and "Dancing with the Stars" among the most popular in primetime, it's no surprise that networks are greenlighting more music-based programming.... - ABC unveils fall premiere dates27 June 2011, 5:45 pm
Pilot Watch: 'Modern Family,' 'The Middle' launch in one-hour form -- ABC will look to several expanded editions of its returning series to kick off the fall season.... - CBS makes its first series pickups13 May 2011, 9:43 pm
Pilot Watch: Eye picks up drama 'Person of Interest,' laffer 'Girls' with more to come -- CBS got the ball rolling on its series pickups Friday, greenlighting comedy "Two Broke Girls" and drama "Persons of Interest."... - ABC greenlights 12 new series13 May 2011, 8:31 pm
Pilot Watch: 'Happy Endings,' 'Shark Tank' renewed; 'Brothers & Sisters' ends. -- ABC has gone no-holds-barred on new series, giving pickup nods to a whopping seven dramas and five new comedies on Friday afternoon.... - NBC loads up four more comedies13 May 2011, 6:04 pm
Pilot Watch: 'Chelsea,' 'Free Agents,' 'Bent' ordered -- NBC is stocking up on new comedies, ordering four more half-hours on Friday.... - NBC sets four pilot orders11 May 2011, 10:02 pm
Pilot Watch: Peacock picks up 'Smash,' 'Prime Suspect' and 2 laffers -- NBC is putting femmes front and center in the upcoming season....
- “SCALENE” WRITER/DIRECTOR ZACK PARKER26 January 2012, 7:52 pm
Zack Parker’s Scalene is a small midwestern gem of a psychological thriller, with several moments that are as shocking as any that will find their way to commercial movie screens all year. Parker and his co-writer, longtime collaborator Brandon Owens use two storytelling devices that have gone in and out of vogue — out-of-sequence and multiple-perspective recounting of events — to marvelous effect. Shot in the filmmaker’s home state of Indiana, it is a heady and tragic mind bende... - GERARDO NARANJO, “MISS BALA”18 January 2012, 1:00 pm
A model hybrid of seemingly effortless form and true-to-life action is the astonishing Miss Bala, by 42-year-old Mexican director Gerardo Naranjo. His earlier, teen-focused works, Drama/Mex and I’m Gonna Explode, while they are expertly crafted (and especially alluring for those with a penchant for handheld camera and super-8), were a tad heavy-fisted for the subject matter, as if they were laden with an extra injection of testosterone. Could it be that in making Miss Bala (bala means ... - ROBERT GREENE, “FAKE IT SO REAL”11 January 2012, 10:03 pm
Big-time professional wrestling has long been a lucrative business, but for the men of Lincolnton, North Carolina’s Millenium Wrestling Federation, the social cohesion and outlet for their imagination the sport provides is their primary compensation. As chronicled in director Robert Greene’s fantastic new documentary Fake It So Real, wrestling has never seemed as intense and physically costly. Yet Greene is not interested in mining the sport for tales of snake-bitten men reaching fo... - NURI BILGE CEYLAN, “ONCE UPON A TIME IN ANATOLIA”5 January 2012, 3:01 am
Over the course of one long night, a cadre of lonely men — which includes an overbearing, barely competent police chief, a handsome and thorough doctor, a cautious district attorney, several drivers, civil servants, grave diggers, and two brothers accused of homicide — drive through the hills of rural Anatolia in search of a body buried at a spot the young and frightened siblings can’t quite recall. We glimpse their sorrows, their vanities, their brief bouts of interconnecte... - ASGHAR FARHADI, “A SEPARATION”28 December 2011, 8:07 pm
Though not as well known outside Iran as Abbas Kiarostami or Jafar Panahi, writer-director Asghar Farhadi has been steadily building an impressive cinematic resume since graduating from Tehran University in 1998 with a degree in dramatic arts. After a stint developing stage plays and TV series for Iran’s national broadcasting corporation, Farhadi co-scripted Ebrahim Hatamikia’s post-9/11 political farce Low Heights, about a desperate man who hijacks a plane carrying his wife and handicapped... - WIM WENDERS, “PINA”21 December 2011, 11:00 am
German filmmaker Wim Wenders started taking photographs at the age of seven. Over the years he has turned his attentions to medicine, philosophy, painting, and engraving, but it is his four decades directing that has most often caught the publics’ attention. I first saw and loved his films with Wings of Desire; later I could be found carrying around a copy of his book Once religiously. His new film Pina, is a loving tribute to his 20-year friendship with, and admiration of, the dancer and cho... - DAVID POMES, “COOK COUNTY”15 December 2011, 7:03 pm
The rapid growth of methamphetamine use in rural America has been unabated for years now, but it has just now found its definitive cinematic dramatization in David Pomes’ bittersweet crime thriller Cook County. Contemplating the final weeks in the life of an east Texas drug din as its proprietor spins out of control, Pomes’ film details the dark underbelly of addiction within an entire community that silently affirms the control meth has taken over many of its citizen’s lives.... - CEDRIC KLAPISCH, “MY PIECE OF THE PIE”7 December 2011, 4:06 pm
Over the past two decades, French filmmaker Cédric Klapisch (L’Auberge Espagnole) has distinguished himself as a writer-director of mature, well-balanced social dramas with a comedic edge. Films like Russian Dolls and Paris (both featuring heartthrob actor Romain Duris, who has made six films with the director) explore the emotional dynamics of ambition and disappointment, love and family relationships against the backdrop of Europe’s ever-shifting cultural identity in the 21st century... - “SLEEPING BEAUTY” WRITER/DIRECTOR JULIA LEIGH30 November 2011, 2:00 pm
When Filmmaker chose Australian novelist Julia Leigh for our 25 New Faces list of 2008, the author of such books as The Hunter and Disquiet was teaching at Barnard while establishing herself as a screenwriter of provocative, nuanced dramas for directors like Walter Salles and production companies like Plan B. She said when I interviewed her that screenplay writing was originally a form of “diversion therapy” while working on Disquiet, but that she grew to appreciate the form. “... - MICHEL HAZANAVICIUS, “THE ARTIST”25 November 2011, 2:23 pm
Remarkably, given the decibel-raising, sensorial overkill of our current mainstream film culture, Michel Hazanavicius’ The Artist—an exuberantly charming black-and-white silent melodrama about the birth of the talkies—is finding a foothold in awards season thanks to a Best Actor win at Cannes for French star Jean Dujardin, effervescent word of mouth, and the mighty muscle of the Harvey Weinstein machine. Hazanavicius, a onetime gag man for a TV comedy troupe and writer-director of the nut...
- Neeson Vs. Wolves To Be Main Attraction This Weekend27 January 2012, 1:25 am
After successfully beating up on countless European henchmen in Taken and Unknown, Liam Neeson is now set to face off against some hungry wolves in The Grey. The survival thriller opens at 3,185 locations this weekend, and should claim first place ahead of fellow newcomers Man on a Ledge (2,998 theaters) and One For the Money (2,737 theaters). Meanwhile, The Descendants has the biggest expansion among Oscar nominees (up to 1,997 locations), and should once again make its way in to the Top 1...... - Around-the-World Roundup: 'Sherlock' Outwits Competition for Third-Straight Weekend... >25 January 2012, 8:12 pm
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows led the overseas box office for the third-straight weekend, this time dropping 38 percent to $18.3 million. The movie added $2.5 million in Brazil, and also continued to play well in China (though official numbers aren't available due to Chinese New Year). Distributor Warner Bros. International is reporting that its $261.3 million gross-to-date is tracking 16 percent ahead of the first Sherlock movie in comparable markets. Including its domestic earnings, ...... - Best Picture Field Weak at Box Office24 January 2012, 4:10 pm
After two years in a row in which the Best Picture race was populated with a handful of blockbusters, The Help is the only one of 2011's nine nominees that has so far earned more than $100 million. On average the movies have made just $57.6 million prior to the nominations, which is up on the five-nominee years from 2004-2008 but way off from ten-nominee years 2010 ($119.5 million) and 2009 ($151.5 million).Aside from The Help, in order of grosses the Best Picture nominees are Moneyball, Wa...... - 'Underworld' Fends Off Soarin' 'Red Tails'... >22 January 2012, 7:04 pm
Underworld Awakening sunk its teeth in to the top spot at the box office this weekend, though that didn't stop Red Tails from also putting up strong numbers in its debut. Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close and Haywire were less impressive, though, and The Artist failed to gain much traction in its nationwide expansion. At over $133 million, overall box office was up a whopping 30 percent from the same period last year.The latest entry in the Underworld franchise opened to $25.3 milli...... - Friday Report: 'Underworld' Shoots Down 'Red Tails'21 January 2012, 6:53 pm
The late week indications that Red Tails might pull off an upset this weekend proved to be unfounded, as Underworld Awakening easily took first place at the box office on Friday. Red Tails did have an above-average turnout, though, and it should wind up on the high end of most expectations. The same can't be said for Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close and Haywire, neither of which attracted a ton of attention. Also disappointing was the nationwide expansion of The Artist, which can't...... - Forecast: Action Heroines and Fighter Pilots Set to Wage War This Weekend20 January 2012, 2:05 am
Even with plenty of competition, Underworld Awakening should still sink its teeth in to the top spot at the box office this weekend. The fourth entry in the action/horror franchise reaches 3,078 locations, while fellow newcomers Red Tails and Haywire open at 2,512 and 2,440 theaters, respectively. Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close should attract a sizeable audience in 2,630 theaters, and The Artist will leverage plenty of awards buzz in just 662 theaters. With the plethora of new op...... - Around-the-World Roundup: 'Sherlock' Cracks Code Again15 January 2012, 10:20 pm
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows led the foreign box office for the second-straight weekend, this time generating $29.6 million from 57 markets. The sequel opened to $3.3 million in Brazil and $2.9 million from just one day in China. So far, Sherlock has earned $224.2 million overseas, which is 14 percent ahead of the first Sherlock according to distributor Warner Bros. International. With France and Japan still left to open, Sherlock 2 will probably surpass its predecessor's $315 million...... - 'Contraband' Hijacks MLK Weekend15 January 2012, 7:15 pm
With one of Mark Wahlberg's best openings ever, Contraband managed to hold off Beauty and the Beast (3D) to claim first place over Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend. Chart stalwart Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol took third place ahead of newcomer Joyful Noise, while The Devil Inside had one of the worst second weekend drops ever. For the four-day frame, overall box office was at around $163 million, which is up a bit from the same weekend last year ($159 million).Contraband debuted to $...... - Friday Report: 'Contraband' Beats 'Beast' on Friday14 January 2012, 6:58 pm
Mark Wahlberg flexed his box office muscles on Friday with his latest thriller Contraband, which easily claimed first place with an estimated $8.7 million. Disney's 3D re-release of Beauty and the Beast was far behind in second, though it should close the gap substantially by the end of the four-day weekend. The final newcomer, Joyful Noise, edged out Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol for third, though positions could reverse over the next few days. Overall, the Top 10 made an estimated ...... - Forecast: 'Beauty,' 'Contraband' Set to Lead MLK Weekend13 January 2012, 2:14 am
With the holiday releases finally starting to wind down a bit, three new nationwide releases are reaching theaters over Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend. Following their enormous success re-releasing The Lion King in 3D, Disney is unveiling the 3D version of Beauty and the Beast at 2,625 theaters this weekend. While the animated re-release probably has the best chance at claiming first place, it should be in a tight race with Contraband, which finds Mark Wahlberg punching people in the face ......
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- Tim Biskup Animates Music Video for Mastodon's 'Dry Bone Valley'27 January 2012, 5:55 pm
Trippy animation abounds in the abstract new music video for Mastodon's 'Dry Bone Valley.' The clip was directed and animated by Tim Biskup. Watch below. ... - Where to Find Free Documentaries Online27 January 2012, 4:35 pm
Boing Boing's David Pescovitz lists his top four favorite sites for finding free documentaries online. He says, 'These days ...the Web is an ideal portal for documentary film fans seeking 'life as it is,' or at least glimpses of it through... - Poems Come to Life in Artful Interpretations from motion50427 January 2012, 4:25 pm
Following its successful participation in Motionpoems last year, broadcast design and animation studio motion504 was, once again, invited to create original animated pieces for the 3rd annual event, which showcases visual explorations of previously published poetry. motion504 Creative Directors Scott... - Watch and Vote for Nine Shorts from the Sundance Film Festival27 January 2012, 12:10 pm
You can watch nine short films from the Sundance Film Festival right now on Yahoo Screen and then vote for your favorite. The film with the most votes will win $5000 and the Yahoo Audience Award. See all the shorts... - How Volkswagen Conducted Its Canine Chorus27 January 2012, 11:45 am
Volkswagen is creating buzz for its Super Bowl commercial by releasing a one minute teaser on YouTube that has already gone viral. Continuing with its Star Wars motif from last year's ad, the teaser features a chorus of dogs barking... - BMW Interactive Projections26 January 2012, 6:05 pm
A new BMW campaign in South Africa used interactive projections integrated with Facebook and the Samsung Galaxy tablet to advertise the BMW 1 Series. Users would sign into their Facebook account with the Galaxy and then use the tablet as... - The Furious Dogfights of Lucas' 'Red Tails'26 January 2012, 5:50 pm
George Lucas' Red Tails, which tells the story of World War II's Tuskegee Airmen, was a labor of love for the director that took him almost 25 years and a lot of his own money to make. In an article... - 'Tuileries:' A Funny Short Film by Joel and Ethan Coen26 January 2012, 4:10 pm
In this funny short film by Joel and Ethan Coen (part of the 2006 anthology Paris Je T'Aime), Steve Buscemi plays a hapless tourist caught in the middle of a French couple's passionate fight. The film is available for free... - 'Boardwalk Empire' VFX Breakdowns of Season 226 January 2012, 3:50 pm
Brainstorm Digital has put together this effects reel of their work on season 2 of Boardwalk Empire. From compositing shots to motion capture CGI, see how they did it all below. Boardwalk Empire VFX Breakdowns of Season 2 from Brainstorm... - Watch Coldplay's Fable-Like Music Video for 'Paradise'26 January 2012, 3:15 pm
In the fable like music video for Coldplay's latest single, 'Paradise,' a pre teen steps into the shoes of a broken hearted ex con who steals a car to get to her ex. The clip is cleverly filled with child...
- Hereafter26 January 2010, 10:49 am
A supernatural thriller centered on three people — a blue-collar American, a French journalist and a London school boy... - Baseline25 January 2010, 2:11 pm
Crime drama centred around an East London nightclub bouncer who is plunged into the underworld.... - John Carter Of Mars19 January 2010, 6:14 pm
Civil War vet John Carter is transplanted to Mars, where he discovers a lush, wildly diverse planet.... - My Fair Lady15 January 2010, 3:33 pm
New film version of the musical based on George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion.... - Summer Coda13 January 2010, 3:59 pm
A romantic drama about the story of Heidi, who meets Michael while returning home to a family she’s never known, and embarks on an unexpected adventure discovering that their secrets and lives are better shared.... - Blame13 January 2010, 3:38 pm
Thriller about a group of young vigilantes seeking revenge for a sexual betrayal fall far from grace. When the truth comes out they find themselves on the dark side of justice.... - Bait 3D13 January 2010, 3:34 pm
When a massive tsunami hits the Australian coastline, a pack of tiger sharks threaten survivors trapped inside a flooded supermarket.... - Burning Man13 January 2010, 3:30 pm
A reckless, romantic, irreverent and ultimately tear-jerkingly beautiful story of a father and son’s struggle to deal with the unimaginable.... - Red Hill13 January 2010, 3:23 pm
A young Melbourne police officer relocates to a small high-country town with his pregnant wife. When news of a prison break in Melbourne sends the local law enforcement officers into a panic, his first day on duty turns nightmarish.... - Facade13 January 2010, 3:04 pm
Drama about a woman with breast cancer and the effect on her family...
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