Here’s the info (http://movienut14.blogspot.com/2010/01/christopher-nolan-blog-thon.html).
~Anna
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, well don’t get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details - I’ll handle the rest.
I am representing Associatesdegree.com, and I wanted to let you know that we just launched a post that we think you would be interested in reading and hopefully passing along to your readers. “100 Free Classic Films Everyone Should See” can be found by clicking on the following link, which will direct you to our blog at (http://www.associatesdegree.com/2010/01/28/100-free-classic-films-everyone-should-see/).
Thanks so much for your time!
Jesse Young
[Editor’s note: I can not vouch for the public domain-ness of these films, but I did a small bit of research and it appears as though they check out. Still, venture at your own risk and the LAMB retains no responsibility and all that legal jazz.]
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, well don’t get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details - I’ll handle the rest.
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, well don’t get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details - I’ll handle the rest.
The acquisition market at Sundance is beginning to show life again, with the purchases of “Twelve,” “The Kids Are All Right,” and “Buried,” but the game has changed - and likely for the better for independent cinema.