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Sofi Marshall Editor Features MAINE (Post-Production) Producers | Michael A. Clark, Alex Turtletaub, Summer Shelton Beachside Director | Matthew Brown Cast | Laia Costa, Thomas Mann TRACKTOWN Producer | Laura Wagner Preferred Content Directors | Jeremy Teicher, Alexi Pappas Cast | Rachel Dratch, Andy Buckley, Alexi Pappas, Chase Offerle *Los Angeles Film Festival* 6 YEARS Producers | Mark Duplass, Jay Duplass, Kelly Williams, Jonathan Duffy Duplass Brothers | Netflix Director | Hannah Fidell Cast | Taissa Farmiga, Ben Rosenfield, Lindsay Burdge *SXSW Film Festival, Grand Jury Award Nominee* *Champs-Elysées Film Festival, Audience Award Nominee* WILD CANARIES Producers | Lawrence Levine, Sophia Takal, E. McCabe Walsh, Kim Sherman Sundance Selects Director | Lawrence Levine Cast | Sophia Takal, Lawrence Michael Levine, Alia Shawkat *SXSW Film Festival-Grand Jury Award Nominee* *Sarasota Film Festival* *Sidewalk Film Festival* A TEACHER Producer | Kim Sherman Oscilloscope Director | Hannah Fidell Cast | Lindsay Burdge, Will Brittain, Jennifer Prediger, Julie Dell Phillips *Sundance Films Festival* *SXSW* *Sidewalk Film Festival* *Champs-Elysées Film Festival’s US In Progress Paris-Grand Prize* SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY Producer | Rachel Wolther Cinedigm Director | Drew Tobia Cast | Eleanore Pienta, Molly Plunk *Sidewalk Film Festival-Best Narrative Feature* *London Film Festival* *International Film Awards Berlin-Best Movie* Sofi Marshall Editor | Cont’d TALL AS THE BAOBAB TREE Producer | Malia Bawer Director | Jeremy Teicher Cast | Dior Ka, Oumul Ka *Doha Tribeca Film Festival-Jury Ward* *San Francisco International Film Festival* *International Film Festival Rotterdam* *BFI London Film Festival* THE PERFECT WEDDING Producers | Suzanne Brockman, Ed Gaffney Wolfe Releasing Director | Scott Gabriel Cast | Kristine Sutherland, James Rebhorn *Sarasota Film Festival* *Garden State Film Fetival-Best Comedy Feature* JULIEN & CLAIRE Producers | Dan Lewis, Adam Neustadter Director | Adam Neustadter Cast | Romain Bechetoille, Nichole Bernard II, Olivier Bernard PAINLESS (Post-Production) Producers | Anthony Ambrosino, Nicholas Delmenico Director | Jordan Horowitz Cast | Joey Klien, Pascal Yen-Pfister, Evalena Maire *Cinequest Film and VR Festival* LANDING UP (Post-Production) Producers | Jessica Kingdon, Nikolai Metin Director | Daniel Tenenbaum Cast | Stacey Maltin, Ben Rappaport, E’dena Hynes SWEET PARENTS (Post-Production) Producers | Josh Itzkowitz, Stephanie Marin, Matthew Smaglik Director | David Bly Cast | David Bly, Leah Rudick, Sunita Mani .

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Greetings from Tim Buckley
GREETINGS FROM TIM BUCKLEY EEN FILM VAN DAN ALGRANT WILD BUNCH WILLEMSSTRAAT 24 B - 1015 JD – AMSTERDAM WWW.WILDBUNCH.NL [email protected] WILDBUNCHblx GREETINGS FROM TIM BUCKLEY – DAN ALGRANT PROJECT SUMMARY EEN PRODUCTIE VAN FROM A TO Z PRODUCTIONS, SMUGGLER FILMS TAAL ENGELS LENGTE 99 MINUTEN GENRE DRAMA LAND VAN HERKOMST USA FILMMAKER DAN ALGRANT HOOFDROLLEN PENN BADGLEY, IMOGEN POOTS RELEASEDATUM 26 SEPTEMBER 2013 KIJKWIJZER SYNOPSIS In 1991 repeteert een jonge Jeff Buckley voor zijn optreden tijdens een tribute show ter ere van zijn vader, wijlen volkszanger Tim Buckley. Terwijl hij worstelt met de erfenis van een man die hij nauwelijks kende, vormt Jeff een vriendschap met een mysterieuze jonge vrouw die bij de show werkt en begint hij de potentie van zijn eigen muzikale stem te ontdekken. CAST JEFF PENN BADGLEY ALLIE IMOGEN POOTS TIM BEN ROSENFIELD GARY FRANK WOOD JEN JENNIFER TURNER CAROL KATE NASH JANE ISABELLE MCNALLY LEE WILLIAM SADLER HAL NORBERT LEO BUTZ YOUNG LINDA JADYN STRAND RICHARD FRANK BELLO JANINE NICHOLS JESSICA STONE YOUNG LEE TYLER GILHAM SIRENS KEMP AND EDEN C.H. DAVID SCHNIRMAN CARTER STEPHEN TYRONE WILLIAMS MILOS CHRISTOPH MANUEL FRANK DAVID LIPMAN GARY LUCAS GARY LUCAS CREW DIRECTOR DAN ALGRANT SCREENWRITER DAN ALGRANT DAVID BRENDEL EMMA SHEANSHANG CINEMATOGRAPHER ANDRIJ PAREKH EDITOR BILL PANKOW CASTING AVY KAUFMAN PRODUCTION DESIGN JOHN PAINO COSTUME DESIGN DAVID C. ROBINSON ORIGINAL MUSIC GARY LUCAS GREETINGS FROM TIM BUCKLEY – DAN ALGRANT DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT Before GREETINGS FROM TIM BUCKLEY, I had made two short films about my father. When I was 21, I made the first film about how much I hated him when he left my mother.
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2020 Sundance Film Festival: 118 Feature Films Announced
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