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International is assembling a strong library of classic
titles with great directors and cast for world wide video, DVD
and television distribution. First titles include cult action
horror THE CROW, starring Brandon Lee and directed
by Alex Proyas, BAD LIEUTENANT staring Harvey
Keitel and directed by Abel Ferrara, SISTERS
starring Margot Kidder and directed by Brian de Palma and ONE
MORE KISS starring Gerard Butler, directed by Vadim Jean.
Have a look at the full list below! More titles will be announced.
Contact harry@contentinternational.com
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ADDITIONAL FILM DETAILS
Screenplay Abel Ferrara, Zoë Lund
EditorAnthony Redman
Director of Photography Ken Kelsch
Production Designer Charles M. Lagola
Costume Designer David Sawaryn
Short Synopsis
While investigating a young nun's rape, a corrupt cop tries to change his ways and find forgiveness.
Full Synopsis
He has survived on the streets for twenty years. He's a gambler...a thief...a junkie...a killer and a cop. Now he's investigating the most shocking case of his life, and as he moves closer to the truth his self-destructive past is closing in.
Festivals & Reviews
Fantasporto International Fantasy Film Portugal, 1993 Harvey Keitel won the Best Actor Award, Abel Ferrara nominated for Best Film Award
Independent Spirit Awards USA, 1993 Harvey Keitel won the Best Male Lead Award, Abel Ferrara was nominated for Best Director Award, and Mary Kane Edward R. Pressman for Best Feature Award.
DistributorsUS Distributor: Live America
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ADDITIONAL FILM DETAILS
Screenplay David J. Schow, John Shirley
Editor Dov
Hoenig, M.
Scott Smith
Director of Photography Dariusz Wolski
Production Designer Alex McDowell
Costume Designer Arianne Phillips
Full Synopsis
Eric Draven and his fiancée are brutally murdered on Devil's Night, a night when the henchmen of crime-boss Top Dollar traditionally indulge in wanton acts of violence and arson. A crow brings Draven's restless soul back from the dead and he sets out to wreak revenge upon his killers.
Festivals & Reviews
BMI Film & TV Awards USA, 1995 Graeme Revell won BMI Film Music Award
MTV Movie Awards USA, 1995, won Best Movie Song "Stone Temple Pilots" For the song: "Big Empty", nominated Brandon Lee for Best Male Performance and nominated for Best Movie.
DistributorsUS Distributor: Miramax / Dimension
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ADDITIONAL FILM
DETAILS
Screenplay Cassandra Peterson,
John Paragon
Score Eric Allaman
Editor Stephen Myers, A.C.E.
Director of Photography Viorel
Segovici
Production Designer Radu Corciova
Costume Designer Radu Corciova
Short Synopsis
ELVIRA'S HAUNTED HILLS is a gothic-horror comedy
that parodies the classic Vincent Price/Edgar Allen
Poe/Roger Corman films of the early 60's..
Full Synopsis
Lovers of camp have reason to rejoice with this
film. Yes, Elvira's back and she's fabulous! With
her voluptuous milky-white cleavage, voluminous
black hair and hilarious one-liners, the essence
of camp oozes from her pores. Elvira's Haunted Hills
culls its outrageousness from the classic Vincent
Price/Edgar Allen Poe/Roger Corman films of the
early 60's along with a little Rocky Horror Picture
Show and Fearless Vampire Killers. The tale begins
in 1851, Carpathia when Elvira and her maid ZouZou
are en route to perform in the Parisian Revue "Yes
I Can Can" but inadvertently end up at the
sinister Lord Vladimere Hellsubus' medieval castle.
Bearing an uncanny resemblance to Vladimere's long-dead
wife, Elvira learns of the Hellsubus curse and finds
her life in danger. What's a girl to do? Well, break
out into song and dance, of course. Continuing our
saga, love-torn Vladimere chases our heroine on
her high heels around the castle. Will she escape
the family curse and the evil Vladimere, and can
she keep her hands off the studly stable master
long enough to save the day?
Festivals & Reviews
Festivals & Reviews Provincetown Film Festival
- wins the HBO People's Choice Award 2002Spirit
of the Silverlake Film Festival award in 2001
Distributors
GoodTimes Entertainment Video/DVD release October
1st 2002
World premiere in San Francisco on May 18 2002
Media Website www.elvira.com
including the trailer, poster, etc
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ADDITIONAL FILM DETAILS
Screenplay Neil Young
Score Neil Young, John
Hausmann
Editor Toshi
Onuki
Director of Photography Neil Young
Short Synopsis
Neil Young's musical interpretation of a small town
murder and its repercussions.
Full Synopsis
Created by one of the greatest and well-respected musicians
of our time, Neil Young's directorial debut and Toronto
Film Festival premier, GREENDALE, is a "musical novel"
told through some of his finest songs to date.
GREENDALE's focus is on the Green family. From Grandpa
sitting on the front porch commenting on the state of
the world, to his struggling artist son Earl Green,
to Sun Green, Earl's vibrant, free-spirited daughter,
daily existence in Greendale seems idealistically perfect
and trouble-free, at first. This uneventful lifestyle
is proven to be more intricate than first glances would
indicate, when Cousin Jed shoots and kills a police
officer, sparking a chain of events that change the
lives of those around him in both simple and profound
ways.
"A little love and affection
In everything you do
Will make the world a better place
With or without you." (N. Young, 2003)
Festivals & Reviews
Toronto Film Festival, Canada 2003 screening
Sweden Popcorn Film Festival, Sweden 2003 screening
Media Website
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Country of origin
USA |
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Format
35 mm |
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Production Status
Completed |
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Running Time
90 minutes |
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Year of Production
2002 |
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MAIN FILM MAKERS
Director Peter Mattei
Producers Lisa Bellomo,
Jason Kliot,
Gretchen McGowan,
Joana Vicente
Executive Producers
Redford Redford,
Michael Kafka,
Michael Nozik, John Orlando, Charles J. Rusbasan
MAIN CAST
Steve Buschemi,
Rosario Dawson,
Vera Farmiga,
Malcolm Gets,
Adrian Grenier,
Jill Hennessy,
Michael Imperioli
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ADDITIONAL FILM DETAILS
Screenplay Peter Mattei
Score
Theodore Shapiro
Editor / Director
of Photography Stephen Kazmierski
Production Designer Susan Block
Costume Designer Susan Block
Full Synopsis
New York serves as a backdrop for a cast of characters in search of love, lust or lucre including a woman who makes awkward moves on the man renovating her SoHo loft, an embezzler, a sleazy artist and a phone psychic. Based loosely on Arthur Schnitzler's book.
Festivals & Reviews
Casting Society of America USA, 2003, Sheila Jaffe and Georgianne Walken Nominated for Artios Best Casting for Independent Feature Film
Gotham Awards USA, 2002, Peter Mattei Nominated for Open Palm Award
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ADDITIONAL
FILM DETAILS
Screenplay Jurgen
Wolff
Score David
A. Hughes, John Murphy
Editor Pia
Di Ciaula
Director of Photography Glen
MacPherson
Production Designer
Chris
Townsend
Costume Designer
Martha Curry
Full Synopsis
Howard Spitz (Kelsey Grammer) writes
really bad detective novels and
he’s broke. Having realised
how much money can be made from
kid’s books, he creates “Crafty
Cow”, the cow detective –
“Days she gives milk, night
she’s a detective!”Whilst
researching in a kid’s library,
he meets Sam, a precocious pre-teen
who offers him editorial advice
in return for his help to find her
long lost father. To everybody’s
surprise, not least Howard’s
weary agent, Lou, “Crafty
Cow” becomes a huge hit. The
only trouble is, Howard really hates
kids. Unable to cope with his new
found success, he hires an actor,
the dim-witted Roger, to impersonate
him.As the search for Sam’s
father continues, Howard reluctantly
falls for her mum, Laura (Amanda
Donohoe), Roger develops an immense
ego, Lou almost smiles and the whole
scam spins wildly out of control
forcing the real Howard Spitz to
finally step into the limelight.
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ADDITIONAL FILM DETAILS
Screenplay Brian De Palma, Louisa Rose
Score Bernard Herrmann
Editor Paul Hirsch
Director of Photography Gregory Sandor
Short Synopsis
This ghoulish horror film deals with Siamese twin sisters who are surgically separated--with horrible results. One is mad, one is sane, and it is impossible to tell who is who.
Full Synopsis
Danielle (Margot Kidder), a young woman is accused of murdering her date, and Grace (Jennifer Salt), a nosy reporter and Danielle's neighbour witnesses the event. The film evolves as Danielle's Siamese twin status is revealed and that her nasty twin sister may have something to do with the murder.
DistributorsUS Distributor - Janus Film Company
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ADDITIONAL FILM DETAILS
Screenplay Wolfgang Bauer (play), Catherine Jelski
Editor Gábor Szitanyi
Director of Photography Gábor Szitanyi
Full Synopsis
A day-in-the-life of Charlie Fox, a brash young commercials director from a troubled, show-biz family. Accompanied by three friends, his unhappy girlfriend Paloma, his party-animal buddy Joe, and a vulnerable newcomer, Cassandra, Charlie rides an emotional roller coaster all the way from a California dream to a contemporary tragedy.
Festivals & Reviews
Method Fest USA 2000, Catherine Jelski won the Festival Director's Award
Southwest Film Festival USA 2000 screening
Toronto Film Festival Canada 2000 screening
San Francisco Film Junkie Festival USA 2002 screening
Los Angeles Times Review, Kevin Thomas reviewed April 18 2003,
Media View trailer
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ADDITIONAL FILM DETAILS
Screenplay David Gordon Green
Score Michael Linnen, David Wingo
Editor Zene Baker, Steven Gonzales
Director of Photography Tim Orr
Production Designer Richard Wright
Short Synopsis
George only wanted greatness. He didn't get it.
Full Synopsis
Set in a small town in North Carolina, George Washington is the story of a tight-knit multi-racial group of working-class kids caught in a tragic lie. After a twelve-year-old girl breaks up with her boyfriend for a sensitive, deeply introspective thirteen-year-old boy named George, a bizarre series of events and an innocent cover-up launches their insular group on individual quests for redemption.
Festivals & Reviews
Toronto Film Festival USA, 2000 David Gordon Green won Discovery Award
Atlanta Film Festival USA, 2000 David Gordon Green won the South-eastern Media Award
New York Film Critics Circle Awards USA, 2000 David Gordon Green Won best first film
Hawaii Film Festival USA, 2000, David Gordon Green nominated for best feature film
Newport International Film Festival USA, 2000, Candace Evanofski, Donald Holden, Curtis Cotton III, Eddie Rouse and Rachel Handy won best Actor Award for their ensemble performance, David Gordon Green won Best Director Award and Best Dramatic Film Jury Award
Stockholm Film Festival, Sweden 2000 Tim Orr won Best Cinematography
Torino International Festival of Young Cinema, Italy, 2000 David Gordon Green won CinemAvvenire Best Feature Film Award.
Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award, 2000 USA, David Gorgon Green nominated for best male newcomer.
Independent Spirit Award, 2001 USA nominated for Best Cinematography, Best Debut Performance, Best Feature and Best first screenplay.
Mar del Plata Film Festival, 2001 Argentina film screening
US Distributor
Cowboy Booking International and Criterion Collection (DVD)
Media Link to trailer
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