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Showing posts with label The Cake Eaters. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Jayce Bartok mentions Kristen and 'The Cake Eaters'

It’s hard to process any of this when you’re an indie moviemaker trying to raise $75,000 to finish your film. But let me stress how important it all is. I speak from experience: My film, The Cake Eaters, starred Kristen Stewart and was directed by Mary Stuart Masterson. It was made for around $2 million and was distributed by 7-57 Releasing, which producers Patrick Morris, Jesse Scolaro and Allan Bain founded specifically to release it. After an American DVD deal was secured, marketing mostly consisted of word-of-mouth buzz and the kindness of Ms. Stewart, who talked about The Cake Eaters while on press junkets for other films that had paid press tours. It played for a few weeks in theaters, mostly to stimulate DVD and TV awareness, which it was able to do. Still, I get told all the time, by very nice people: “That film should have done so much better. I mean, Kristen Stewart was in it. It was good. What happened?”
It always comes back to the amount of money you need to spend for a film to be a critical and box office success. If the producers of The Cake Eaters had had the ability to spend millions upon millions of dollars, they would have, and I’m sure our film would have gone further. How much further? It’s hard to say. It has found a life out there in spite of its small budget, but when it comes to awards season, economics is the biggest reality a moviemaker has to face.
Source to the article and twitter @jaycebartok
Via @KstewAngel Via @FierceBitchStew Via @RobStenation - Thank you! :)
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Saturday, May 21, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
'The Cake Eaters' one of the featured films to screen in the Small Town Film Festival
Friday · May 6 · 6:00 PM
Feature Film: The Cake EatersShort Films: Across the Hall, Late Bloomer, The Merciful Death of Jonas Blake
Panel Discussions
Reception: Beehive Restaurant · Armonk, NY
The Cake Eaters
produced by Armonk Native Allen BainFeature Film: TRT 1:26:00
Synopsis:
Mary Stuart Masterson makes her feature directorial debut with The Cake Eaters – a quirky, small town drama that explores the lives of two interconnected families as they confront old ghosts and discover love in the face of devastating loss.
Intricately woven and powerfully poignant, The Cake Eaters features a standout performance by Kristen Stewart and a brilliant ensemble cast including Aaron Stanford, Bruce Dern, Elizabeth Ashley, Jayce Bartok, Miriam Shor, Talia Balsam, Jesse L. Martin and Melissa Leo.
Source : http://www.smalltownfilm.com/films/cake_eaters.html
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