IFC Films Co-President Jonathan Sehring to Exit After 2 Decades
Sehring will exit at the end of the year
Jonathan Sehring
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Jake Gyllenhaal, Carey Mulligan Drama ‘Wildlife’ Sells to IFC Films
Sundance 2018: Film marks Paul Dano’s directorial debut
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Claire Danes, Jim Parsons Drama ‘A Kid Like Jake’ Acquired by IFC Films
Sundance 2018: Film also stars Octavia Spencer, Priyanka Chopra and Ann Dowd
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Lars Von Trier’s Serial Killer Movie ‘The House That Jack Built’ Lands at IFC Films
Cannes 2017: Distributor takes U.S. rights to feature starring Matt Dillon and Uma Thurman
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IFC Films Cuts Deal for Northern Ireland Drama ‘The Journey’
Toronto 2016: Movie centers on the unlikely friendship between political enemies at the end of “the troubles”
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IFC-Sundance Promotes Arianna Bocco to EVP of Acquisitions and Production
Veteran independent-film exec has led acquisitions since 2006
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Sundance Selects Acquires Domestic Rights to ‘Things to Come’
The film stars Isabelle Huppert and is directed by Mia Hansen-Love
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IFC Films, Sundance Selects Promotes Lisa Schwartz to Co-President
She previously served as executive vice president of distribution, operations and business development
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Academy Awards Expands Visual Effects and Doc Shortlists, But Doesn’t Add Categories
AMPAS Board of Governors also opts not to change the number of Best Picture nominees
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Cannes: Benicio del Toro, Tim Robbins Drama ‘A Perfect Day’ Goes to IFC Films
Olga Kurylenko and Mélanie Thierry co-star in project about aid workers in a conflict zone
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Oscar Nail-Biter – ‘Birdman or ‘Boyhood’
The chatter in, around and after the Independent Spirit awards on Saturday was how the vote might split for the Oscars on Sunday
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Wrap Screening Series: ‘Boyhood’ Director Richard Linklater Clears Up ‘Misunderstanding’ of the Best Picture Oscar Nominee (Video)
The filmmaker is also stunned that the executive who greenlit the film is still in his job
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Sundance Selects Acquires Documentary ‘City of Gold’
The film made its world premiere in the U.S. Documentary Competition section at the Sundance Film Festival
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Sundance: Jack Black Bromance Comedy ‘The D Train’ Sells to IFC for $3 Million
Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel wrote and directed the film, which co-stars James Marsden
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Making of ‘Boyhood': Richard Linklater Talks About Building Around Life’s Little Moments (Exclusive Video)
“I was really trying to go for those off-kilter moments,” said the writer-director. “They’re not trying to say any big statement about growing up. It’s just another moment in your life”
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Producers Guild Nominations Range from ‘Boyhood’ to ‘Gone Girl’ – But Not ‘Selma’
“Selma” is conspicuously missing from list of nominees, which also includes “Birdman,” “American Sniper” and “Nightcrawler”
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Al Pacino’s Indie Movie ‘Manglehorn’ Bought by IFC Films
David Gordon Green directed the film, which co-stars Holly Hunter, Harmony Korine and Chris Messina
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Two ‘Boyhood’ Producers Denied Credit by Producers Guild (Exclusive)
The Academy typically agrees with the PGA, which rules that producers Jonathan Sehring and John Sloss will not receive nominations if the film is honored by the guild
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Christian Petzold’s Holocaust Drama ‘Phoenix’ Flies to Sundance Selects
Toronto 2014: The film stars Nina Hoss as a concentration camp survivor
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Katie Holmes Drama ‘Days and Nights’ Set for September Release
New film inspired by Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull” will debut in theaters Sept. 26 after IFC acquires rights
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‘Before I Disappear’ Starring Emmy Rossum and Paul Wesley Gets North American Distribution
Shawn Christensen wrote, directed and stars in the film
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Richard Linklater’s ‘Boyhood’ Breaks Out at Specialty Box Office
The 12 years-in-the-making tale starring Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette posts year’s 2nd best limited opening
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Anton Yelchin’s Romantic Dramedy ‘5 to 7’ Acquired by IFC Films
Victor Levin wrote and directed the movie, which also stars Olivia Thirlby, Frank Langella and Glenn Close
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Aaron Paul Drama ‘Hellion’ Acquired by Sundance Selects
Kat Candler directed the movie, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival
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Toronto: IFC Nabs Kristen Wiig Film ‘Hateship Loveship’
Dramedy is based on Alice Munro story
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Cannes Winner ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’ Accepts NC-17 Rating
With making extensive cuts to the Palme d'Or winner out of the question, Sundance Selects makes it only the fourth film in five years to go out under the restrictive rating
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Cannes: Sundance Selects Nabs U.S. Rights to Jury Prize Winner ‘Like Father, Like Son’
Japanese drama examines two families whose 6-year-old sons were switched at birth
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Cannes: IFC Buys North American Rights to ‘The Selfish Giant’
Clio Barnard fable premiered at Directors’ Fortnight
