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Exclusive: 'Bellflower' Team Launch Crowdfunding Campaign For Their Next Movie 'Chuck Hank And The San Diego Twins'
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While the Sundance Film Festival has been criticized as being more star-driven in recent years, it's easy to forget that for true blue indie films, recognition and reaction from Park City can make a career (or two). And writer/director Evan Glodell is certainly testament to that as he arrived at the fest in 2011 with his distinctly homemade, undeniably unique and apocalyptic "Bellflower." The movie created a stir that followed it to festivals around the world including stops at SXSW, Fantastia, Sitges, Leeds and many more. Oscilloscope Laboratories picked up and released the movie to solid critical praise, undoubtedly opening many doors for Glodell and the team behind the movie. But for their next effort, they are once again keeping things close to home.
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Yes please
This concept is so bonkers. I've been excited for this ever since Jessica's review and I
I've yet to see Renner really blow me away in anything yet. Not that he's terrible or
Sure, it's "perfect." That's why Lucas has made alterations to it since it was
Great review, only I'm not sure why it calls the film "trilogy-concluding".
True, but that's obviously what they're trying to market it as considering the poster art
Kevin, send Drew a nice christmas present this year... after his recent run, it appears the site has
Completely agree. The ten year old me, in 1984, completed accepted the Ewoks as believable
Please don't say that. It's too simplistic to just call it a Malick film.
What I'm about to say some will consider heresy -- there were some fantastic storytelling