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Sarah Snook Cast Opposite Ethan Hawke In Spierig Bros' Sci-fi PREDESTINATION

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Sarah Snook Cast Opposite Ethan Hawke In Spierig Bros' Sci-fi PREDESTINATION

Sarah Snook Cast Opposite Ethan Hawke In Spierig Bros' Sci-fi PREDESTINATION

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 11:30 PM PST

Luminous Aussie actress Sarah Snook is ascending fast. After filming a supporting role in apocalyptic thriller These Final Hours and being the best thing about Not Suitable for Children last year, Deadline reports Snook has been cast opposite Ethan Hawke in Predestination, the sci-fi followup from Daybreakers directors Peter and Michael Spierig. In Predestination, based on a classic Robert A. Heinlein short story, Hawke plays a Temporal Agent who on his final assignment pursues a criminal who has long eluded him. Sony has acquired North American and some international rights to the thriller, and filming will begin in Melbourne on April 8....

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Joe Wright Bringing Neil Gaiman's THE OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE To The Big Screen

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 12:00 PM PST

Neil Gaiman's The Ocean At The End Of The Lane doesn't even hit store shelves until June 18 but that hasn't stopped Tom Hanks' Playtone and Focus Features from snapping up the rights pre-emptively and attaching Anna Karenina and Hanna director Joe Wright to direct.Here's how Deadline describes the story:The Ocean At The End of the Lane will be published in June by William Morrow. According to jacket copy, it's about about memory and magic and survival, about the power of stories and the darkness inside each of us. The narrator describes a tale that begins when he was seven and a lodger stole the family's car and committed suicide in it, stirring up ancient powers best left undisturbed. Creatures from beyond the world are...

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Interview: Park Chan-Wook Talks STOKER

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 11:30 AM PST

Park Chan-wook needs no introduction to any longtime Twitch reader or fan of 21st century Korean cinema. With Stoker, his first English-language film, it is very likely that his star will shine even brighter and higher for even more of the world to see. Our friend in NYC The Lady Miz Diva was fortunate enough to sit down for a 1:1 with Director Park wherein they discussed Westerns, Josh Brolin, oh, and yes, they got really deep into the story of Stoker, so I've gone ahead and added spoiler tags for those that don't want the movie ruined. So with that, Park Chan-wook!  The Lady Miz Diva: STOKER is one of your most visually beautiful films.  Did having your longtime collaborator, cinematographer Chung Chung-hoon working...

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Gary Oldman To Fight Those Damn, Dirty Apes In DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 11:00 AM PST

Bigger. Hairier. Apier. Matt Reeves is bringing the apes back to the big screen in Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes and his cast just got a high profile boost - not that it particularly needs it - with word that Gary Oldman has signed up to join Jason Clarke, Andy Serkis and Kodi Smit-McPhee.The film will be set fifteen years following Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes with humanity not doing so well in the struggle against their future simian overlords. Oldman will play a leader of the human resistance....

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Review: THE GATEKEEPERS

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 10:00 AM PST

It came as no surprise in retrospect that The Gatekeepers is a film celebrated by Errol Morris. Having missed the film when it played TIFF last September, I had assumed, incorrectly, that it'd be a dry piece, merely talking heads parsing out careful responses. Instead, we get something quite remarkable, a decidedly open and honest account from those at the forefront of the Israeli interior security apparatus, and the ambivalence they feel towards their protracted role in helping secure their state while combatting acts of terror. Director Dror Moreh cites Morris' The Fog of War as a major influence, and it's easy to see how that other, often misunderstood film can provide a benchmark. Some superficially looked to Fog as either an indictment or...

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GANGS OF WASSEYPUR To Open & MIDNIGHT'S CHILDREN To Close IFFLA 2013

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 09:00 AM PST

The Indian Film Festival season opens this year with the 11th annual Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles. This year's festival, taking place from April 9th-14th, has grabbed a couple of highly sought after features for their gala screenings. Opening the festival is Anurag Kashyap's gangster epic, Gangs of Wasseypur making its Los Angeles premiere. Both parts of the film will be shown on consecutive nights, with Part 1 opening the festival this year. Closing IFFLA will be Deepa Mehta's adaptation of Salman Rusdie's Midnight's Children. Both Kashyap and Mehta will be in attendance for the screenings, it looks like a great event is shaping up. Further details are yet to be shared, but Twitch will be covering the event as it unfolds. For more...

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Full Trailer For Banjong's PEE MAK PHRAKANONG

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 08:30 AM PST

A young man goes to war and upon his return unwittingly weds a ghost. That's the setup for Banjong Pisanthanakun's Pee Mak Phrakanong, a comedic spin on the popular Thai Mae Nak ghost story. We've been following this one closely for a good while now - find links to posters and earlier teasers below - for good reason: As co-director of Shutter and Alone, Pisanthanakun is one of the leaders of Thai horror and he's making his return here to the genre that made his name, albeit throwing in a comic twist.With the Thai release edging up soon a full trailer - about twice the length of the previous teaser, and featuring a lot more of the story - has just arrived. Check it below....

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The Writer And Director Of PONTYPOOL Reunite For CASHTOWN CORNERS And Things Are Gonna Get Bloody

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 07:30 AM PST

Back in 2008, acclaimed Canadian director Bruce McDonald - best known abroad for his gritty rock and roll road movies Hard Core Logo, Highway 61 and Roadkill - teamed up with novelist Tony Burgess and took a hard turn into genre territory with an adaptation of Burgess' unusual zombie novel Pontypool Changes Everything. The resulting film - titled simply Pontypool - became a critical hit around the world prompting McDonald - true to his wildly eclectic form - to do pretty much everything but another genre film since. He's done docs, concerts films, TV, and more since - the man likes to keep busy - but Pontypool fans have had to just sit and wait patiently, teased by the occasional rumblings of a Pontypool sequel....

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Film4 FrightFest Invites New Filmmakers to TURN OFF YOUR BLOODY PHONE!

Posted: 01 Mar 2013 06:00 AM PST

Last year's Film4 FrightFest, the UK's biggest genre film festival, caused something of a frenzy with a series of idents produced by a select group of young, upcoming filmmakers. Over the course of the weekend, festival-goers were repeatedly reminded to "Turn Off Your Bloody Phone!" at the risk of being stabbed, bludgeoned, beheaded or...well, just read this piece.Suffice to say, the project caused such a sensation that FrightFest is doing it again, and this year they are throwing their doors open to budding filmmakers everywhere. Yes, even you! Film4 Frightfest, in association with Ne'er Do Well Films, is inviting you not only to help uphold in-theatre etiquette by reminding audience members of the dangers of using their mobiles at the festival, but at the same...

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