‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’ Star Joins Barkhad Abdi in Drama ‘Wolf Who Cried Boy’ (Exclusive)
Dwight Henry, who also appeared in “12 Years a Slave,” has joined Luke Jaden and Cort Johns’ indie film
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Tony Safford Leaving Fox Searchlight to Focus on Humanitarian Efforts
Executive vice president of acquisitions is training executive Ray Strache so that he can step away from the company in March
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French Film ‘Party Girl’ to Open Cannes’ Un Certain Regard
Drama from three first-time feature directors deals with a 60-year-old nightclub hostess
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‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’ Director Benh Zeitlin Divulges Details of His Next Film
The protagonist is a young girl. Calling Quvenzhane Wallis …
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‘Fruitvale Station’ Director: My Story of an Inner-City Killing Is About Humanity, Not Politics
Can lightning strike two years in a row for scrappy, low-budget indie debuts set in largely African-American communities that are seldom seen on the big screen?
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Cannes: Lesbian Coming-of-Age Story ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’ Wins Fipresci Prize
Three-hour drama, which received attention for its graphic sex scenes, was named the fest's best film by international film critics' organization
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Harvey Weinstein: Paying Royalties Won’t Break Google
Weinstein urged Congress to enact royalty law to protect the creative class from sites that "steal content"
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Oscar PowerGrid Face-Off: Steven Spielberg vs. Benh Zeitlin
The competition for Best Director is a toss up between a beloved Hollywood director and a directorial newcomer as the Oscar race comes to a close.
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‘Silver Linings Playbook’ Dominates the Indie Spirit Awards
David O. Russell's Oscar nominee wins four awards, including Best Feature; "The Sessions" takes two acting prizes
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‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’ Borrowed Obama’s Grassroots Strategy to Land Young Star Quvenzhane Wallis
From canvassing the countryside for amateur actors to turning baby pigs into mythological creatures, "Beasts of the Southern Wild" odd path to indie-film glory
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The Oscar Race: So Far, It’s Looking Beastly
Of the films released so far this year, "Beasts of the Southern Wild" looks like the strongest Oscar contender; "The Dark Knight Rises" faces obstacles
