Get Low

11/04/09 Sam Taylor-Wood's John Lennon biopic "Nowhere Boy" will open the 27th edition of the Turin Film Festival dedicated to ultra-indie cinema where Francis Ford Coppola, Emir Kusturica and cult Danish helmer Nicolas Winding Refn will be feted.  |  Variety

10/12/09 The 30th American Film Market (AFM) has announced 445 films in 27 languages, including 73 world premieres and 311 market premieres, screening to 8,000-plus film buyers and industry professionals from more than 70 countries.  |  indieWIRE

09/25/09 The San Sebastian fest saw a clutch of high-profile deals on pics in its lineup over the last few days, including several competition titles.  |  Variety

09/24/09 Indie Roundup invites you to relive the last seven days and look forward to the near future in the ever-diverse indie film world.  |  Cinematical.com

09/21/09 The 57th San Sebastian International Film Festival hit the halfway mark Tuesday with the general consensus that Juan Jose Campanella's "The Secret in their Eyes" leads the rest of the pack in the Official Competition.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

09/21/09 Sony Pictures Classics has made two pickups out of the Toronto International Film Festival, acquiring North American rights to the Robert Duvall-Bill Murray period comedy "Get Low" and the Israeli war pic "Lebanon."  |  The Hollywood Reporter

09/21/09 Starring Robert Duvall, Bill Murray, Sissy Spacek and Lucas Black, "Low" marks Schneider's feature directorial debut, and tells the true story of a hermit who lived for forty years in the Tennessee woods, played by potential awards contender Robert Duvall.  |  indieWIRE

09/20/09 The enormous irony of this is that Toronto has always been a major press festival and NOT a great sales fest.  |  The Hot Blog - Movie City News

09/17/09 Of more than 100 movies for sale here, exactly one had closed a major deal by yesterday morning.  |  New York Post - New York NY

09/15/09 You never know when you're going to get blindsided by a very good film, especially if you're fortunate enough to attend film festivals like Toronto, Sundance, and/or South By Southwest.  |  Cinematical.com