From My Brother The Devil Facebook Page:
“Opens in LA April 5 with more U.S. cities throughout April! Now available on DVD in the UK. MY BROTHER THE DEVIL is one of the most acclaimed and awarded films of 2012/2013.”
Click thru for our interview with Writer/Director Sally El Hosaini and Star James Floyd.
The Dallas Theater Center’s GIANT, the epic feeling play, leads off our calender for February. A play that highlights more then just 27 years in West Texas but showcases a “country’s” growth into the modern world. There is still time to see the wonderful play and a ton of other fun February highlights. Click thru for some PSD picks this month.
This year’s Sundance Audience Award Winner highlights the incredible virtues possessed by one Buck Brannaman.
From the documentary’s website -
“Your horse is a mirror to your soul, and sometimes you may not like what you see. Sometimes, you will.” So says Buck Brannaman, a true American cowboy and sage on horseback who travels the country for nine grueling months a year helping horses with people problems.
Director Nicholas McCarthy and his short film, THE PACT, is a riveting and suspenseful tale of the horrors of one’s past. His film will be at this year’s DALLAS International Film Festival which runs from March 31st – April10, 2011. Nicholas responded to an in-depth questionnaire about his film career, his tremendous actors, and he’ll enlighten you on that whole Shag Carpet question.
Director Jay Rosenblatt will see his short film, The D Train, have its World Premiere at SXSW tomorrow morning. Jay talks SXSW, Sundance, HBO and so much more in part 2 of our chat.
Monday March 14th Director Tom McCarthy’s latest film, WIN WIN, will play at SXSW at the Paramount Theatre on 713 Congress Ave at 7:15pm. Tom was in Dallas for a few days this week. Here is audio from a Q & A Tom had with Gordon and the Whale‘s James Wallace.
Director Bryan Poyser gets the Soto Boy Design + Illustration treatment!!
When you get the “Soto Brothers” respect, its almost like you’ve now made it into the cool club. Director Bryan Poyser has been in the “industry” for 15 plus years slaving over thoughtful dramas that really push your buttons. Bryan was showcasing his latest feature, Lovers of Hate, at the always rowdy Texas Theatre. I was able to sit down with the talented director and discuss his two feature films.
Director Jeremy Konner photo by Eric Haase.
Critically acclaimed Director Jeremy Konner has made us rethink history with his hysterical series Drunk History that he created with Derek Waters. He’s also helped showcase the real side of Tenacious D and even recently has given us the newest look of the band She and Him. Overall this bold funny man is reinventing the way we look at the world around us. Jeremy was kind enough to have a nice long chat about his career and I hope you enjoy the candid look inside.
Director/Writer/Producer Jessica Oreck chatted with me about her career and what we can expect from this talented documentary filmmaker.
Sundance Film Festival Director John Cooper, Executive Producer Keri Putnam and President/Founder Robert Redford. Photo By Calvin Knight.
On Sunday Michelle Latimer‘s short film, Choke, will play at Sundance as part of the Indigenous showcase. There will be 5 of screenings of the her short film. Enjoy part 2 of our chat where she opens up more about her work.