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24 January, 2010 |
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London (UK) Premiere Thursday 25th February
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21 January, 2010 |
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The science fiction films “District 9? and “Star Trek” and Terry Gilliam’s “The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus” are among the films shortlisted for the makeup Oscar, the Academy announced on Monday. The rest of the shortlist, from which the nominees will be chosen after a “bakeoff” at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater on January 23: “Il Divo,” “NIght at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian,” “The Road” and “The Young Victoria.” Three of those films will join a checkered list of nominees in a category that has always been something of a pain for Academy members who conscientiously try to see every nominee before voting. This is te full shortlist:
The songs will be judged on January 12th and nominations announced on February 2nd. The Academy Awards take place at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles on March 7th. Thanks to IODPSS |
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21 January, 2010 |
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Three songs from our releases have made the Academy Award shortlist to compete for Best Original Song at the 82nd Awards. They are Trust Me from The Informant! sung by Steve Tyrell, We Are The Children Of The World and We Love Violence from The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus sung by Jam Theatre Company Choir and The Sir Ian Blair Memorial Choir. The songs will be judged on January 12th and nominations announced on February 2nd. The Academy Awards take place at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles on March 7th. Thanks to IODPSS |
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21 January, 2010 |
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The film, which will star Johnny Depp and Salma Hayek, will now be called Wild Roses,Tender Roses and will shoot in Spanish. It is being developed and produced through French production company Fidelite. It will shoot in Spain and at Kusturica’s studio Kustendorf, the village he built in Serbia. The No Smoking Orchestra, which Kusturica is a member of, will provide the music for the film, which is billed as an epic in the style of Sergio Leone’s spaghetti westerns and Sam Peckinpah’s The Wild Bunch.
Before the Pancho Villa project begins, Kusturica will be heading to Israel this summer to start work on another feature, Cool Water. The film, about a male stripper who returns to his native Middle East for his father’s funeral, is being produced by Germany’s Brave New Work and Fidelité. Kusturica is hoping to bring Depp on board as a co-producer. Wild Bunch will handle world sales and Wild Bunch Germany is to handle the German distribution. The project has already received development support from the German Federal Film Board and the producers are also looking for support from Eurimages. Gabriel Bornstein is the screenwriter. Depp was in Serbia last week for the third Kustendorf Film Festival, where he received The Award For Future Movies and had a full-length statue unveiled in his honour. Kusturica and Depp first worked together in Arizona Dream in 1993. |
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17 January, 2010 |
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I uploaded photos from the workshop Johnny and Emir gave at the Kustendorf Festival: Kustendorf Festival’s workshop (14-1-10)
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17 January, 2010 |
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According to an Ebay seller, Johnny covers February issue of GQ magazine as part of the 25 Most Stylish Men in the World 2010, they used an image nonseen before from the Patrick Demarchelier 1999 photoshoot:
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