By shael stolberg on November 30, 2015
British Columbia, bruce greenwood, independent films, jakob davies, kiefer sutherland, lauren lee smith, robert carlyle, taylor russell, variety, whistler film festival
festival news
The Whistler Film Festival takes place from December 2- 6, 2015 in which over 400 filmmakers including actors, producers, writers, directors, and industry executives will be attending. This year, Whistler’s Signature Series proudly celebrates actors Kiefer Sutherland and Robert Carlyle. The WFF Rising Stars for 2015 include Lauren Lee Smith (How To Plan An Orgy […]
By shael stolberg on November 16, 2010
Bingham Ray, bruce greenwood, Callum Keith Rennie, Don Carmody, Philippe Falardeau, whistler film festival
Bits & Pieces, festival news
from whistler film festival Whistler, B.C. (November 16, 2010) – The Whistler Film Festival (WFF) is proud to announce the three jurors selected to adjudicate the 2010 Borsos Competition for Best Canadian Feature Film. Distinguished actor Bruce Greenwood (Jury President), prominent producer Don Carmody, and filmmaker Sophie Deraspe, who was the 2009 Borsos Award recipient, […]
By shael stolberg on September 10, 2010
barney's version, bruce greenwood, Dustin Hoffman, hamptons film festival, Minnie Driver, mordecai richler, Paul Giamatti, Rachelle Lefevre, robert lantos, Rosamund Pike, Scott Speedman, toronto international film festival
Festival Spotlights, Film News, Hamptons 10
BARNEY’S VERSION, a Sony Pictures Classics’ release, will screen at Guild Hall on October 7th as the Opening Night Film of the 2010 Festival! Richard J. Lewis’ Barney’s Version, produced by Robert Lantos (Eastern Promises, Being Julia), is based on the Mordecai Richler novel. The film stars Paul Giamatti, Dustin Hoffman, Rosamund Pike, Minnie Driver, […]
By allan tong on May 13, 2010
Beijing Dance Academy, Ben Stevenson, bruce beresford, bruce greenwood, Joan Chen, Kyle MacLachlan, Li Cunxin, mao, mao's last dancer, Royal Ballet School, tiff, toronto international film festival
Reviews
by Allan Tong for FILMbutton.com As the Mao era crumbled in China, his cultural delegates plucked 11-year-old Li Cunxin from his poor Chinese village and took him to Beijing to study ballet. In China, that’s pretty much like boot camp. Kids followed a strict regimen that left no room for weakness or individuality. In Li’s […]