Little Ashes

Robert Pattinson stars in this Spanish-British drama chronicling Salvador Dalí’s early days at university in Madrid.

In the film, Pattinson’s Dalí and Federico García Lorca (Javier Beltran) become closer as the two spend more and more time together, forming the epicentre of bohemian Madrid culture. The scene pictured above marks the culmination of their intense friendship and the beginning of a new, doomed era in their relationship in a suitably impassioned fashion.

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Imagine seeing a festival-winning gem before public release, then the lights come up, and there in front of you are the creators of the film, ready to answer questions and discuss their work.

Starting September 20th, Filmmakers Symposium’s Arthouse Film Festival will run for 12 weeks at two New Jersey theatres: AMC Loews Mountainside and AMC Loews Monmouth Mall. The festival has hosted 1,393 movie premieres with 926 live guest appearances over the past 20 years.

Oscar winners and nominees Danny Aiello, Alan Arkin, James Cromwell, Frank Darabont, Tony Gilroy, Ethan Hawke, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Jon Kilik, Melissa Leo, Viggo Mortensen, Chazz Palminteri, John Sayles, Marc Shaiman, Howard Shore, Fisher Stevenss and David Strathairn have joined Dylan Baker, Al Franken, Famke Janssen, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Delroy Lindo, Derek Luke, Mary Stuart Masterson, David Morse, Connie Nielsen, Joe Pantoliano and Kevin Smith as guest speakers who have come to share their insights with festival participants.

“The program will always be flexible in order to take advantage of opportunities as they arise,” said festival director Chuck Rose. “Wonderful surprises and fantastic celebrities can pop up out of nowhere, so I try to keep the schedule as fluid as possible. In the past three years, we have premiered 101 films that later earned a total of 21 Oscar, 32 Spirit, 26 British Academy, and 16 European Film Award nominations.”

“Even before we started 20 years ago, I have worked to create an international VIP network of filmmakers, actors, journalists, critics and film industry pros whose jobs involve finding and evaluating the cream of Sundance, Cannes, Toronto, Venice, Berlin, Tribeca and the other important film festivals. We also work to ferret out potential hits in the development and production stages so we are ready to pounce on the best films first,” explained Rose.

For information or to register, call 1-800-531-9416 or visit: www.PrivateScreenings.org

The festival is open to anyone, but seating is limited, so early enrollment is advised. Subscription is $171 for six weeks or $309 for 12 weeks. Discounts will be available for early registration. Also being offered is a ‘Bring Your Friends’ special: for each friend (new subscriber) who signs up with you, you get $50 off your subscription for 12 weeks (or $25 off for six weeks); or bring four friends and your subscription is free.

Confirmed films and those under consideration for the upcoming festival include: “Welcome to the Rileys” with Kristen Stewart, James Gandolfini, director Jake Scott; and “Win Win” with Paul Giamatti, Amy Ryan, director Tom McCarthy.

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The Spike Scream Awards 2010 will air October 19th, 9:00–11:00 PM!

Best Fantasy Actor – Robert Pattinson, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Ultimate Scream – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Movie – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Actor – Taylor Lautber, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

-Best Fantasy Actress – Kristen Stewart, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Breakout Performance Male – Xavier Samuel, Eclipse

VOTE HERE

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The star called Us from New Orleans on the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina; working with charity the St. Bernard Project, Lutz helped build five houses in seven days for the still-recovering city.

“We were working around the clock at 50 hours at a time in different shifts,” Lutz marveled. “We got it done just in time. We had so many people come out and lend a helping hand. It was so touching. ”

He’ll be back in Louisiana when Breaking Dawn begins filming in Baton Rouge. “I’m hoping to truck down and work with the St. Bernard Project [there] as well. Hopefully I’ll be bring some other cast members too.”

Cast members like…Robert Pattinson? “It would be a great surprise for everyone,” Lutz said, laughing. “Although I would have to take video of Rob trying to hammer a nail, he might hurt himself.”

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The Runaways hits theaters in Spain September 10

CINEMANIA – September 2010

Fotogramas – September 2010

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ACCION – September 2010

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Centerpiece Film

”Welcome to the Rileys” (East Coast Premiere) – Directed by Jake Scott. The Rileys have been struggling in their marriage since losing their teenage daughter eight years prior. Once a happily married couple, Lois (Melissa Leo) and Doug (James Gandolfini) have grown distant, trapped in grief. Lois has become agoraphobic and won’t leave the house, while Doug tries to escape his pain with philandering. On a trip to New Orleans, Doug meets Mallory (Kristen Stewart), a teenage runaway. Doug recognizes an innocence in Mallory, which rekindles his paternal instinct, and brings new meaning to his life. He decides to stay in New Orleans to help Mallory. Meanwhile, Lois must summon all her courage to overcome her agoraphobia and venture south before her marriage is lost. Courtesy of Samuel Goldwyn Films.

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