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Vision Films Acquires Rights to “The Lady of The Lake”
Vision Films Inc. ("Vision") announces the acquisition of The Lady of The Lake: The Legend of Lake Ronkonkoma from writer, director, and producer Maria Capp for worldwide VOD distribution rights. Based on the Native American folklore of the Princess of Lake Ronkonkoma, the movie was filmed in the actual childhood home of the Ronkonkoma-raised filmmaker.
“THE MUSTANGS: AMERICA’S WILD HORSES” – PBS PREMIERE IN JULY
The Mustangs: America's Wild Horses, an award-winning feature documentary about the plight of wild horses in the West, premieres on PBS stations in July in New York, Philadelphia and Miami. There are additional broadcast dates throughout the country including Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco in August and September and a national broadcast in August on the public television WORLD Channel. The film is produced by Steven Latham Productions.
40 Years of “The NeverEnding Story”
Forty years ago, Wolfgang Petersen’s The NeverEnding Story transported audiences to the magical world of Fantasia, captivating viewers with its imaginative storytelling and unforgettable characters. As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of this beloved fantasy classic, we reflect on its creation, impact, and the timeless appeal that continues to enchant generations.
“Blair Witch” Turns 25
"In October of 1994, three student filmmakers disappeared in the woods near Burkittsville, Maryland while shooting a documentary. A year later their footage was found." With this chilling premise, The Blair Witch Project scared its way into cinematic history.
The Future of Indie Film in the Streaming Era
In the rapidly evolving landscape of film distribution, the advent of streaming platforms has brought both challenges and opportunities for the indie film industry.
Reno Shines in ‘Shadows of Betrayal,’ Now on Amazon Prime
Reno, Nevada – A city known for its vibrant community and the setting for Orange Lion Studios’ exciting new feature film, ‘Shadows of Betrayal: Chronicles of Ian Blair,’ now streaming on Amazon Prime.
Celebrating 10 Years of “Boyhood”
Ten years ago, Richard Linklater’s Boyhood debuted to widespread acclaim, hailed as a groundbreaking experiment in filmmaking. Chronicling the life of a boy from age six to eighteen, the film was shot intermittently over twelve years, creating an unprecedentedly authentic portrayal of growth and change.
OUR TOP 10 SUMMER MOVIES
Summer movies have a special charm, especially when they capture the essence of summer holidays. From sun-soaked adventures to heartwarming tales of friendship and self-discovery, these films transport us to a time of endless possibilities. The Indiewrap team has curated a list of the top 10 summer movies that take place during the sunny season, perfect for your viewing pleasure.
New indie horror ‘A Very Flattened Christmas’ looks to be the next cult classic in the making
For horror fans looking forward to a good scare this Christmas, there is an exciting locally made horror-comedy titled "A Very Flattened Christmas" on the way.
CONCERT FILM ‘ANDREA BOCELLI 30: THE CELEBRATION’ TO BE RELEASED WORLDWIDE
Iconic Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli's concert film, ANDREA BOCELLI 30: THE CELEBRATION, will be released globally in theaters this fall by Fathom. The film will document the three-day July event honoring Bocelli's 30th anniversary in music.