Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Today on indieWIRE: Julianne Moore and Todd Haynes Reteam & More
Today on indieWIRE, we recapped the weekend's news and box office numbers, learned why to shoot a movie in a small town, David Lynch added solo recording artist to his resume, and David Cronenberg and Pedro Almodovar will get galas at the 49th New York Film Festival. Todd Haynes and Julianne Moore Reteam for HBO Series, 'Dope': Todd Haynes has reportedly reteamed with the HBO miniseries' executive producers, John Wells and Christine Vachon, for another go-round at HBO. indieWIRE's Weekend Recap: Here Are Nine Stories You May Have Missed: In case you were away from your computer this weekend, here's a tidy package of our weekend coverage that includes interviews straight from the Locarno Film Festival, box office reports, a first look at Jason Reitman's latest and much more. Box Office: 'Senna' Scores Year's Best Doc Debut (UPDATED): Asif Kapadia's acclaimed documentary 'Senna' found glowing numbers in its limited debut this weekend. Locarno Fest Fetes 'Back to Stay' & 'Best Intentions' in Weekend Awards: Argentine/Swiss production 'Abrir Puertas Y Ventanas' (Back to Stay) won the golden leopard at the Locarno Film Festival over the weekend, capping the 10-day event. David Lynch Set to Drop Solo Album Featuring Karen O This Fall: David Lynch, recording artist? You heard that right. Eight Great Reasons to Shoot Your Movie in a Small Town : It's only natural: You make a movie, you think New York. Or Los Angeles. No one thinks Biddeford, Maine (Pop.: 21,000). David Cronenberg & Pedro Almodovar Get Galas at 49th New York Film Festival: In a first for the New York Film Festival, two galas will join the Opening, Centerpiece and Closing Night galas, rounding out the total of gala screenings to five. 'The Aviator' & 'Gladiator' Writer John Logan Teams With Patti Smith to Adapt Her Memoir 'Just Kids': John Logan, the writer behind 'Gladiator,' 'The Aviator' and Steven Spielberg's forthcoming 'Lincoln' will team with Smith in writing the script for 'Just Kids.'
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