You Can See MARTHA MARCEY MAY MARLENE No Matter Where You Are
How often does a distributor truly do a really impressive job making sure that people all over the globe can see an art film? How often does a true indie open globally? How often does a true indie play at film festivals all over the world? I am told that only once in the last ten years has a film played at Sundance, Cannes, Toronto, and New York Film Festivals other than MARTHA MARCEY MAY MARLENE (go ahead and guess what the other was).
MMMM (aka 4M) opens in America 10/21 and follows soon enough every where else. Anyway, since folks have been asking when they can see Sean Durkin's debut feature, here's the dope.
Of course this is all highly subject to change, but you might as well mark your calendar no matter where you are.
FESTIVALS
Reyjavik Film Festival
CineFest, Hungary
Warsaw Film Festival
Ghent Film Festival
Sao Paolo Film Festival
London Film Festival + BAFTA Screening
Bergan Film Festival, Norway
Hof Film Festival, Germany
Brisbane Film Festival
Golden Horse Film Festival, Taiwan
Thessaloniki Film Festival
Stockholm Film Festival
Cameraimage, Poland
Courmayeur Noir Festival
Theatrical Release Dates
SWEDEN
Tromso Film Festival
AUSTRALIA
POLAND
SOUTH AFRICA
RUSSIA
UK
GERMANY
SWITZERLAND
SPAIN
BELGIUM
FRANCE
FINLAND
ITALY
NEW ZEALAND
HOLLAND
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2 Comments
Charlie | October 3, 2011 8:22 AM
"Soon enough everywhere else" defined as 3 months later in the UK - and people wonder why illegal downloading happens...
david geertz | October 1, 2011 12:56 PM
Once again Canadians take it in the ass. When are domestic distributors going to wake the f#ck up? I shouldn't have to pay 600 bucks for a return flight to the center of the universe (aka Toronto) to watch a great film.