IMR International is bringing the new film from writer-director Todd Solondz, Love Child, to Berlin next week, and Penelope Cruz and Edgar Ramírez are attached to star.
Todd Solondz
An 11-year-old with an Oedipal complex sets out to frame his mother’s boyfriend for his father’s murder.
Chronicles the life of a dog as it travels around the country, spreading comfort and joy.
Now that the festival’s biggest purchase has been made, things are starting to get a little quieter at Sundance — but that doesn’t mean films aren’t getting snatched up by studios. Acquisitions are still being made on some of the festival’s most buzzed about titles and the first round of awards have been handed out for short filmmaking.
With Sundance just around the corner, we’re bringing you our picks for what’s worth watching at the festival. From films about the New Zealand bush, ’80s teen new wave bands, and–you guessed it–wiener dogs, here is a hearty serving of some of the most intriguing films in the ‘Premieres’ category.
Logline: Kept under wraps.
“Dark Horse” writer/director sets up next project.
Logline: Story centers on a thirty-something man in arrested development who lives with his parents, reluctantly works for his father and avidly collects toys. He seeks out a thirtysomething woman in arrested development in an attempt to shed the “dark horse” status in his family and finally accomplish something.
