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Today on indieWIRE: Paul Rudd and 'Our Idiot Brother,' Miramax Teams With Facebook and More

By The Editors at IndieWire (Subscribe to The Editors at IndieWire's posts), Posted Aug 23rd 2011 9:00PM
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Today on indieWIRE, we told you the five best ways to use social media to build your film audience, Paul Rudd talked 'Our Idiot Brother,' Miramax joined forces with Facebook, and much more.

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Today on indieWIRE: 'Our Idiot Brother' Review, Gus Van Sant Retrospective, Ryan Gosling: Hero

By The Editors at IndieWire (Subscribe to The Editors at IndieWire's posts), Posted Aug 22nd 2011 8:00PM
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Today on indieWIRE, we checked out the trailer for 'Weekend,' 'Our Idiot Brother' got reviewed, and the criticism just keeps on comin' to Terrence Mallick's 'Tree of Life,' even from his own actors.
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Today on indieWIRE: Anderson Cooper Loses It, Madonna's Rising Star & More

By The Editors at IndieWire (Subscribe to The Editors at IndieWire's posts), Posted Aug 18th 2011 9:30PM
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Today on indieWIRE, Anderson Cooper lost his cool, Andrea Riseborough dished on working with the Material Girl, Fantastic Fest announced some news, and much more.

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Today on indieWIRE: 'The Descendants,' Anne Hathaway, John Sayles and More

By The Editors at IndieWire (Subscribe to The Editors at IndieWire's posts), Posted Aug 17th 2011 9:30PM
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Today on indieWIRE, 'The Descendants' earned itself a spot on the New York Film Festival's lineup, Anna Hathaway showed off her rapping skills, and much more.

  • San Sebastian Festival Adds International Titles to New Directors Section: The world premiere of Kim Ki-duk's 'Amen,' along with Oren Moverman's 'Rampart,' round out the 59th San Sebastian Film Festival's competition section in additions made Wednesday. Also joining the festival's Zabaltegi-Pearls section are titles from Steve McQueen, Johnnie To and Nicolas Provost.
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Today on indieWIRE: Harry Shearer, Toronto, Reviews & More

By The Editors at IndieWire (Subscribe to The Editors at IndieWire's posts), Posted Aug 16th 2011 10:00PM
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Today on indieWIRE, we talked with beloved "mockumentarian" Harry Shearer about his first feature-length (and factual) documentary, 'The Big Uneasy'; we heard from Howard Feinstein on his resignation from the Sarajevo FF; got updated on the TIFF lineup; and 'Mozart's Sister' and 'Drive' got reviewed.

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Today on indieWIRE: Julianne Moore and Todd Haynes Reteam & More

By The Editors at IndieWire (Subscribe to The Editors at IndieWire's posts), Posted Aug 15th 2011 9:00PM
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Today on indieWIRE, we recapped the weekend's news and box office numbers, learned why to shoot a movie in a small town, David Lynch added solo recording artist to his resume, and David Cronenberg and Pedro Almodovar will get galas at the 49th New York Film Festival.

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Today on indieWIRE: One Hot 'Orgy,' 'One Day,' & More

By The Editors at IndieWire (Subscribe to The Editors at IndieWire's posts), Posted Aug 11th 2011 10:00PM
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Today on indieWIRE, we announced IFP's Project Forum's participants, profiled TIFF's programmers, interviewed 'Senna' director Asif Kapadia, and much more!

  • Christine Vachon, Rose Troche, Bruce LaBruce Among the 150 in IFP's Project Forum: New projects from Christine Vachon, Bruce LaBruce, David Robert Mitchell ('The Myth of the American Sleepover'), and Rose Troche are among the 150 that made the cut for this year's Project Forum, hosted by IFP during Independent Film Week (Sept. 18-22) at the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Elinor Bunin Monroe Film Center.
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