Storyline is under wraps, but centers on Truman Capote’s infamous Black & White Ball in 1966.
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With Sundance just around the corner, we’re bringing you our picks for what’s worth watching at the festival. The Spotlight, Special Events and Shorts program include something new from J.J. Abrams, Cannes-darling The Lobster, and Don Cheadle as Miles Davis.
Jude moves in with his hippie dad in NYC after his best friend Teddy overdoses. There he falls in with the no drugs, no sex, no meat straight edge hardcore punk scene of the East Village.
A round-up of today’s distribution sales, deals, and awards at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.
Logline: Jude moves in with his hippie dad in NYC after his best friend Teddy overdoses. There he falls in with the no drugs, no sex, no meat straight edge hardcore punk scene of the East Village.
After experiencing a life crisis, a young girl fake’s her own death to gain the attention of her ex-boyfriend. When her plan back fires, she’s forced to move back in with her mother who hasn’t seen her in years.
“The Nanny Diaries” directing duo will helm New Line Cinema indie comedy.
Logline: The story centers on a young girl who fakes her own suicide in order to gain her ex-boyfriend’s attention, only to have to be forced in back with her mother who she has not seen in years.
A Jewish immigrant in New York in the 1930s passes himself off as a Russian prince. When immigration officials become suspicious, he moves to Hollywood where his charm and assumed identity attracts investors willing to finance his restaurant, but he will have to reveal his true self in order to win the woman he loves.
Logline: A married man lives out his dream of having every woman he has ever fantasized about after a near-fatal car accident leaves him in a coma. Complications ensue when his wife enters his dream world to “rescue him.”