Sentences with phrase «out of the festival last»

This had some mixed reviews coming out of the festivals last fall, but it looks darn good from this fine trailer here.

Perhaps the fate of Patti Cake $, which Fox Searchlight Pictures bought out of the festival last year for $ 9.5 million and made $ 1.5 at the box office, served as a kind of cautionary tale.

Not exact matches

Check out festivals and don't miss the last weekend of the North Carolina State Fair.

Even the festival's co-founder, former Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell, acknowledges that last year, «We didn't hit it out of the park» with the narrowly focused lineup.

Biologist Rupert Sheldrake, whom I interviewed in my last post, wasn't the only fascinating scientist I hung out with recently at Howthelightgetsin, an festival hosted by the Institute of Arts & Ideas.

After an incredible debut outing last July, which saw us welcome nearly 15,000 festival - goers, we've been absolutely thrilled with the enormous public response to this annual festival of discovery.

The 3rd and last installment of my festival style campaign with UK brand BOOHOO is now up at the blog — come check it out & lem me know what you think!

G and I rocked out to all of our favorite tunes last night and booked tickets to an upcoming music festival — a first for both of us!

The 3rd and last installment of my festival style campaign is still up at the blog — come check it out & lem me know what you think!

The 3rd and last installment of my festival style campaign with UK brand BOOHOO is still live at the blog this week — come check it out and lem me know what you think!

Sobering the proceedings is a look back to last Sundance, where The Big Sick went on to gross nearly $ 40 million last year, and Wind River right behind it at $ 34 million to be the top - grossing prestige films of 2017, with both coming out of this festival.

If you're not lucky enough to be at South by Southwest film festival this week, then you're missing out on the world premiere of the new Star Wars: The Last Jedi production documentary The Director and the Jedi.

After I saw it at the Toronto film festival last September — where Rudolph and Willis said they were proud of having made it even if nobody saw it — it received nominal runs in New York and Los Angeles, cities where viewers and critics are regarded by distributors as being more demographically significant than those in Chicago, and then early this year it came out on video.

The festival has hosted five of the last six Best Picture Oscar winners, rolling out the red carpet for A-list actors and filmmakers while heavily supporting local filmmakers as well.

Not necessarily who we'd have given the prizes to in all cases (as is often the case, many of our own favorites were out of competition, or in sidebars), but it's a diverse collection of winners that reflect a festival that may not have had the heavy hitters of last year, where Paul Thomas Anderson and Terrence Malick headlined the competition, but reflected a line - up that had real breadth of excellence.

When I went to see «Frances Ha» last week I somehow managed to avoid all trailers but had high hopes based on the word of mouth out of the Edinburgh festival and I have two Noah Baumbach films in my top thirty movies of all time.

Sony Pictures Classics picked up writer - director Chloé Zhao's festival favorite The Rider out of last year's Cannes Film Festival in a late - night deal following its first screening.

After the parallel triumphs of two small, daring and very different festival hits, Moonlight and Get Out (last Sundance's surprise midnight premiere), the answer is: anything.

Yet again, the festival will not evade criticism for its historically gender - imbalanced selection, with only three films in the 2016 competition slate directed by women (one more than last year), two in the Un Certain Regard sidebar (the lowest since 2012), and one Out of Competition.

Hands down one of the most touching documentaries to come out of theTribeca Film festival last year is I AM BIG BIRD.

Michelle wore a beautiful Louis Vuitton dress at the Premiere of Wonderstruck, the gallery has 519 stunning images of Michelle at the premiere, she was so happy to be here, this is the first time one of her movies is presented in competition at Cannes, the last time she attended the festival it was for Blue Valentine in 2010 presented in the «A Certain Regard» category, same thing for Wendy And Lucy and Synecdoche, NY was «out of Competition» in 2008.

Time Out Of Mind received plenty of critical acclaim on the festival circuit last fall, but its plotlessness will drive many viewers battOf Mind received plenty of critical acclaim on the festival circuit last fall, but its plotlessness will drive many viewers battof critical acclaim on the festival circuit last fall, but its plotlessness will drive many viewers batty.

Last week, noting the lack of festival buzz coming out of Utah, I did a highly unscientific Twitter survey, asking my Sundance - attending followers what the hot titles were.

The film would be a prime candidate for any distributor looking to bolster its awards season slate, as Fox Searchlight did last year when it acquired Pablo Larraín's «Jackie» out of the festival, and went on to earn an Oscar nomination for star Natalie Portman.

There are a bunch of movies I'd like to see coming out of Sundance, but the main ones are definitely «Take Shelter,» «Like Crazy» (mostly because I've been in love with Felicity Jones since seeing her in an adaptation of Northanger Abbey some years ago), «Martha Marcy May Marlene,» «Submarine» (yes, I know it was at other festivals first), and «The Future,» even though I didn't care for July's last effort.

Then last week, surprisingly, early word out of the Telluride film festival for his latest feature, Frances Ha, was unanimously positive.

-- Bob [LIKED] It is more a function of «end of festival» burn out, as this was the last film of a long week.

The competition always dominates headlines at Cannes — especially this year's edition, which conspicuously lacks any out - of - competition studio blockbusters like «Mad Max: Fury Road» in 2015 or «The BFG» last year — but with some luck and discernment, it almost always pays to venture down some of the festival's less obvious avenues.

Directed by Jim Field Smith, who also made the underrated rom - com «She's Out of My League,» «Butter» played the festival circuit at the end of last year, but the Weinstein Co. hasn't shown a lot of confidence in the movie by dumping it in October.

Hailing the film as «brilliant,» the festival chose James's movie out of the ten documentaries screened, adding another accolade to the picture's remarkable streak of worldwide acclaim, which has lasted since its January debut at Sundance.

The much - commented - on lapse in judgment that relegated Kelly Reichardt's Old Joy to the Frontier section last year affected its reception, not only because Frontier is a catch - all category for films that are regarded as too far - out for the majority of Sundancers, but more concretely, because Frontier films screen at the festival's lesser venues.

I'm convinced that there's already a latent melancholy in the picture, but armed with just a gloss of Camp David, the Israeli / Egyptian conflict, suddenly all of the picture's travails — being shut out of the Cairo film festival and, at the last minute, the Abu Dhabi fest as well — take on this terrible weight of irony and hopelessness.

It was my last film of the festival, on the morning of the day I was flying home, and it turns out to have been my favorite one.

Even though the last day of the festival was terribly windy, a nice crowd turned out to ask questions of these two YA authors and listen to them read.

I gave quite a few out at a talk I gave last night at a book festival, and make a point of inserting them into each print copy in case people want to follow me later — but at the very least it is an attractive freebie bookmark!

This occasional contemporary arts festival in Gstaad (the last edition was in 2014; the next kicks off 3 February 2017) has the backing of Maja Hoffmann's mighty LUMA Foundation, and a list of participating artists that wouldn't look out of place in a medium - sized international biennale (among them Allora & Calzadilla, Cecilia Bengolea, Michaël Borremans, Christoph Büchel and Douglas Gordon).

Last week, Mumbai woke up to some startling news: the sale of meat would be banned for four days in the city out of respect for Paryushan Parva, a Jain festival marked by fasting and abstinence.