"MY RIGHT EYE" Wins Top ShortsFest Jury Award at Seattle International Film Festival

“MY RIGHT EYE” Wins Top ShortsFest Jury Award at Seattle International Film Festival

My Right Eye (The Apple of my Eye)

“MY RIGHT EYE” (The Apple of My Eye), written and directed by Josecho de Linares (Spain) was the big winner – winning the GRAND JURY PRIZE – when the 39th Seattle International Film Festival announced this year’s ShortsFest Jury Award winners. The film is described as the story of  “Zurdo who has a a special relationship with his grandmother. Since he went away to study they have lost contact. On the last day of summer Zurdo decides to visit her with the intuition that he might not see her again.”

Tribeca Films Planning Fall 2013 Release for Award Winning Film "THE BROKEN CIRCLE BREAKDOWN"

Tribeca Films Planning Fall 2013 Release for Award Winning Film “THE BROKEN CIRCLE BREAKDOWN”

Tribeca Films is planning a late 2013 theatrical release for Director Felix van Groeningen’s “THE BROKEN CIRCLE BREAKDOWN” which recently played in competition at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival, where writers Joos and van Groeningen won Best Screenplay for a Narrative Feature Film and lead actress Veerle Baetens won Best Actress in a Narrative Feature Film. Earlier this year it won the Panorama Audience Award at the 2013 Berlin International Film Festival. 

Rapper 50 Cent Documentary HOW TO MAKE MONEY SELLING DRUGS Gets A Release Date

Rapper 50 Cent Documentary HOW TO MAKE MONEY SELLING DRUGS Gets A Release Date

Matthew Cooke’s documentary, HOW TO MAKE MONEY SELLING DRUGS has a release date. The film produced by Bert Marcus and Adrian Grenier. Adrian, Matthew, Bert, Neil Franklin and Barry Cooper; and featuring Russell Simmons, Susan Sarandon, David Simon (creator of “The Wire”), Bobby Carlton, Brian O’Dea, Freeway Rick Ross, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson will open in NYC at the IFC CENTER on June 26, with other cities to follow.

Short Film: Forget Your Cares and Go, “DOWNTOWN” at Cannes Film Festival

Short Film: Forget Your Cares and Go, “DOWNTOWN” at Cannes Film Festival

by Jaclyn Gramigna

My newest film, “Downtown,” is a registered film in the Short Film Corner at the Cannes Film Festival! At a running time of just under 3 minutes, this super short film poses the question, “what if a girl has a very private moment, in a very public place?” Despite its length, “Downtown,” takes its audience on a roller coaster of feelings. Beginning with a touch of confusion (which quickly turns into heated desire) the film challenges its audience’s comfort zone and makes even the most self assured blush.