Tag: SXSW Film Festival
First ‘Dish & The Spoon’ Photos
Below we have three first look photos from the 2011 SXSW Film Festival entry The Dish & Spoon.
From writer/director Alison Bagnall (Buffalo 66, Piggie) comes the poignant comedy The Dish & Spoon. Greta Gerwig (Greenberg, No Strings Attached and the upcoming Arthur) is Rose, a woman descending into an emotional tailspin after her husband admits to an affair. Hell-bent on revenge, she drives to a boarded-up Delaware beach town to hunt down the other woman. Instead, she discovers a stranded British teenage boy (exciting newcomer Olly Alexander) marooned on the beach. This lost boy becomes her constant companion and caretaker. The mismatched pair stumbles through a series of small adventures that build towards an unconventional romance in this funny and affecting film.
Cold Weather Trailer
Check out the movie trailer video for Sundance Selects’ indie mystery film Cold Weather.
Opening in theaters in New York City on February 4th, 2011 and Los Angeles on February 11th 2011, the film follows Doug (Cris Lankenau), a layabout ice factory worker, as he teams up with his sister (Trieste Kelly Dunn) on an impromptu investigation as to the whereabouts of missing ex-girlfriend Rachel (Robyn Rikoon).
SXSW 2009 Film Festival Lineup Announced
The South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Conference and Festival is thrilled to announce the complete lineup for this year’s Festival, March 13 – 21, 2009 in Austin, Texas. Over the course of nine days, 108 features will screen at the festival, with 54 of those having their world premieres at SXSW 2009.
Film Conference and Festival Producer Janet Pierson said:
“We couldn’t be more delighted with SXSW 2009 line-up, it’s a great continuation of the quality SXSW is known for: plenty of compelling, new filmmaking talent across all budget lines, engaging documentaries ranging from the socially conscious to the hilarious, electrifying music films, prominent Texas themes, cutting edge and smart Hollywood films, and an even greater exploration into global cinema.”
