Showing posts with label Tribeca Film Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tribeca Film Festival. Show all posts

Saturday, April 23, 2016

Drake Doremus mentions Kristen in interviews from the Tribeca Film Festival



NFS: You have a very interesting scene in a bathroom where Silas and Nia first discover human physical intimacy. It's not a sex scene, but it's very sexually-charged. How did you approach shooting that?

Doremus: That's probably my favorite scene in the movie. Kristen and Nicholas hadn't really touched at any point up to that scene. So it was an unhinged moment. We'd just do long 30-minute takes. I played music the entire time.That created a very cool tone and vibe—the music that's in the film. We talked about the scene a lot, and then I just kind of let them go.

I'm more interested in watching what the actors do, and then changing things and guiding things, rather than telling them what to do. I'm more interested in not clouding their mind with all the things they have to remember to do. It's about getting them not to think, and be completely out of body and to not try to do anything but just be in the moment, react, and respond genuinely to what's going on.

NFS: What kind of simple things? Movements?

Doremus: For instance, for Nick: what does Kristen smell like in the scene? What's going on with her eyebrows? Just focusing on little elements essentially will change him, and change how he reacts. Just getting them to focus on other things that are not themselves, either. Trying to get them to focus on each other as much as possible, to bring something out of each other.

Read the full interview at No Film School [source]. Drake talks about more about 'Equals'.

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What were you looking for the in the cast? 

Nic is somebody I always wanted to work with, and we really essentially wrote Silas [his character] for him. He was really the only actor I ever wanted for the role. I met him about four and a half years ago, and that was the beginning of our relationship. Kristen and I met and it was super fascinating… [during the shoot] she let me push her for the character. Nobody’s harder on her than herself. She cares so much and she’s so passionate about her work. They have really amazing chemistry and it was really awesome to see them on set everyday.

Read Drake's full interview about 'Equals' at Tribeca Short List [source].

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Drake Doremus mentions Kristen at the 2nd screening of 'Equals' at the Tribeca Film Festival - 19 April 2016


Director Drake Doremus attended the 2nd screening of 'Equals' at the Tribeca Film Festival on 19 April 2016.







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Monday, April 18, 2016

The 'Equals' premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival with Nicholas Hoult and Drake Doremus - 18 April 2016



We thought we would put a few photos & some key notes together from the premiere of 'Equals' at the Tribeca Film Festival on Monday 18 April.

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Red Carpet Fan Photos

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Q&A after the screening

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Fan Videos of the Q&A after the screening (with mentions of Kristen):

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Fan Twitter Q&A with @Tribeca








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Wednesday, March 2, 2016

'Equals' will have it's US Premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 18 + New Still


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Equals, directed by Drake Doremus, written by Nathan Parker. (USA) – US Premiere, Narrative.



Set in a sleek and stylish future world, Drake Doremus’ (Like Crazy, Breathe In) sci-fi romance envisions an understated dystopia, where human emotion is seen as a disease that must be treated and cured. Impassive faces and collegiate pleasantries are the ideal, and those whose feelings break the surface are diagnosed with ‘Switched-On Syndrome’ and tracked by the Health and Safety Department. Against this backdrop, coworkers Nia (Kristen Stewart) and Silas (Nicholas Hoult) begin to feel dangerous stirrings for one another.

In this futuristic Romeo & Juliet, Doremus builds on his previous star-crossed romances by adding a layer of rich world-building and fantasy, which puts the rawness and humanity of his characters’ feelings for each other in relief. How will these two star-crossed lovers find a way to be together when, as the Collective continually reminds us via big-screen public service announcements: ‘a cure is just around the corner?’

The Tribeca Film Festival runs from April 13 to April 24 in New York City.

Information on how to buy tickets can be found here or directly on 'Equals' page on the Tribeca website from 29 March.

Source Still:Via

Thursday, March 5, 2015

'Anesthesia' will have its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 22


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First official still of Sam Waterston & Glenn Close.

Anesthesia - World Premiere - 22 April 2015
Directed and written by Tim Blake Nelson
(USA) – World Premiere, Narrative

Screenings:

9:00 PM - WED 4/22 BMCC TRIBECA PAC
3:15 PM - THU 4/23 REGAL CINEMAS BATTERY PARK A
3:30 PM - FRI 4/24 REGAL CINEMAS BATTERY PARK
11:45 AM - SAT 4/25 REGAL CINEMAS BATTERY PARK

On a snowy night in New York City, a Columbia professor is brutally mugged on the doorsteps of an apartment building. Director Tim Blake Nelson’s haunting meditation of city life traces the chain of events that precipitate the attack, examining the inextricable and unforeseen forces that bring a group of disparate individuals together. Featuring a star-studded ensemble including Sam Waterston, Kristen Stewart, Glenn Close, and Cory Stoll.

Cast and Credits:

Director: Tim Blake Nelson
Screenwriter: Tim Blake Nelson
Producer: Julie Buck, Josh Hetzler, Tim Blake Nelson, Christopher Scott, John Molli
Editor: Mako Kamitsuna
Cinematographer: Christina Voros
Executive Producer: Anthony J. Nicholson, Dennis Mykytyn, Houston King, Jonathan Gray
Composer: Jeff Danna
Co-Producer: Jessica Hong
Cast: Kristen Stewart, Sam Waterston, Glenn Close, Corey Stoll, Gretchen Mol, Michael K. Williams

Length: 90 minutes
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Red Carpet: Arrivals at 8.00pm ET

1.00am BST/ 2.00am CET/ 10.00am AEST (Thursday morning)

Screening starts at 9.00pm ET

2.00amBST/ 3.00am CET/ 11.00am AEST (Thursday morning)

Where: BMCC TRIBECA PAC.

Expected to attend: Tim Blake Nelson (director), Actors: Sam Waterston, Glenn Close, Ben Konigsberg, Hannah Marks, Gloria Reuben, Mickey Sumner, Jessica Hecht, Producers: Josh Hetzler and Julie Buck. (Kristen is not on the list to attend)

Additional Guests expected to attend: John Turturro, Joel & Ethan Coen, Frances McDormand, James Franco.

(This is from TFF guest list announcement)

The Tribeca Film Festival runs from April 15 - 26 in New York City.

For details on the festival + tickets go to 'Anesthesia' page on the Tribeca Film Festival site.

Source: Tribeca Film Festival Still Premiere details: Gossipygal