Random Media and Cinedigm have announced that Paul Wright's FOR THOSE IN PERIL will be available nationwide on Cable and Internet VOD today, October 7, following a Los Angeles theatrical release.
Garden Thieves Pictures previously announced that Rude Dude, Ian Fischer's documentary about comic book legend Steve Rude, would available nationwide on cable and internet VOD and DVD today, October 7th.
Breaking Glass Pictures will be releasing Sleeping with the Fishes, a quirky romantic comedy about one girl's journey of self-discovery and the dynamics of her zany Latino Jewish family today, October 7, 2014.
Variety writes that Fred Armisen, Clea Duvall, Ron Livingston, Aubrey Plaza and Molly Shannon are the latest to join the upcoming comedy film FRESNO, directed by Jamie Babbit.
Nominated for an Academy Award, The Act of Killing is as dreamlike and terrifying as anything that Werner Herzog (an executive producer) could imagine.
The Hollywood Reporter writes that REVOLUTION's Giancarlo Esposito has signed on for THE SCORCH TRIALS -- sequel to THE MAZE RUNNER -- helmed by Wes Ball and starring Dylan O'Brien.
Random Media has announced that Paul Wright's For Those in Peril will open theatrically in Los Angeles today, October 3 at the Arena Cinema in Hollywood.
Among the most highly anticipated films to be released in 2014, Stoney Lake Entertainment announces the full-length action-adventuremotion picture LEFT BEHIND.
imagineNATIVE is proud to announce the premiere of Storyteller Screenings, a cinema-meets-storytelling experience, on Saturday, October 2 5at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.
Below, check out the first trailer for Russell Crowe's directorial debut THE WATER DIVINER (in which he also stars)! The movie will hit theaters on December 26 in Australia.
Earliery today, BWW reported via Deadline that Benjamin Walker will star in the upcoming film adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' THE CHOICE, penned by Bryan Sipe.
Considered one of the biggest film events of all time, the Gone with the Wind premiere was a three-day extravaganza for over 300,000 movie fans and citizens of Atlanta, Georgia in 1939.