The first still of Mary in Chris Messina’s Alex of Venice has been released via the Tribeca Film Festival site.
As previously announced, the film will be making it’s world premiere at the festival this April.
Head to the gallery to check out the full-sized pic!
The previously untitled Chris Messina project that Mary worked on last summer, now titled Alex of Venice will be premiering at the 13th annual Tribeca Film Festival.
The film is described as follows:
Workaholic environmental attorney Alex (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has always relied on her husband George (Chris Messina) to take the reins at home. But when he unexpectedly asks for a break, his departure forces Alex to reevaluate her life as she juggles the care of her son and needs of an aspiring-actor father (Don Johnson), all amid the most important case of her life. Actor Chris Messina steps behind the camera for his directorial debut about a woman pushed to the edge who finds the strength to press on.
The Festival will take place from April 16th to April 27th in New York City.
Focus Features has announced that Jeremy Renner’s latest film Kill the Messenger will hit theaters in limited markets October 10th with expansions on Oct. 17 and 24.
In the film, Jeremy Renner stars as Gary Webb, the Pulitzer-winner journalist who uncovered a CIA link to coke trafficking in the U.S. as a way to funnel money to the Nicaraguan Contras. Webb was subsequently discredited by a smear campaign which ruined him and he eventually committed suicide. Michael Cuesta directed the pic written by Peter Landesman. The cast includes Ray Liotta, Barry Pepper, Josh Close, Rosemarie DeWitt, Andy Garcia, Lucas Hedges, Tim Blake Nelson, Robert Patrick, Oliver Platt, Michael Sheen, Paz Vega, Michael Kenneth Williams and Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Focus picked up worldwide rights ahead of the 2013 Berlin Film Festival.
The full screening schedule for Mary’s new film Faults has been released and the film will be playing at the following dates/times:
* March 9, 2014: The film debuts at 6:45 at the Stateside Theatre.
* Monday, March 10
2:00PM – 3:33PM
SXSatellite: Alamo Slaughter
* Wednesday, March 12
9:30PM – 11:03PM
SXSatellite: Alamo Village
* Thursday, March 13
9:30PM – 11:03PM
Topfer Theatre at ZACH
Also, Mary will be attending a Paste interactive party during South By Southwest, which will feature interviews with Pete Holmes, Todd Barry, Mark Duplass, Alia Shawkat, Josh Lucas, Mickey Sumner, Jason Ritter, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, John Gallagher and many more. The event will be held at Austin’s Swan Dive, located at 615 Red River St., on March 9 and 10. All interviews during the event will be recorded for the new Paste podcast.
I’ve added over 300+ HQ caps of Mary’s scenes in A.C.O.D. (Adult Children of Divorce). You can view them all in the gallery.
The SXSW screening schedule for FAULTS has been released. Mary and her husband, who directed the film, will be at all four screenings. The film’s debut will be March 9 and will debut at 6:45 at the Stateside Theatre. Additional showings will run March 10, 12, and 13.
Head to the SXSW page to check out additional info.
The SXSW Festival runs from March 7-16 in Austin, TX.
Huge congrats are in order as Mary’s new film FAULTS, which is directed by her husband Riley Stearns, will make its official debut at the SXSW Festival. The full description is as follows:
Claire is under the grip of a mysterious cult. Desperate to be reunited with their daughter, Claire’s parents set out to recruit Ansel Roth, one of the world’s foremost authorities on mind control. But Ansel’s specialty, deprogramming cult members and returning them to their families, is not an exact science. Now, even his own book publisher is looking to break his legs. Ansel kidnaps Claire, who reveals herself to be a formidable challenge; her belief is unshakeable and her logic is undeniable. A battle of wits develops between the two as they delve deeper and deeper into each others minds.
The Festival will run from March 7-15 in Austin, TX.
The first still has also been released which you can now view in the gallery.
Melanie has capped Mary’s scenes in James Ponsoldt’s The Spectacular Now. Head to the gallery to check out the pics!
I will start capping extras today and/or throughout the weekend!
The first image of Mary Elizabeth Winstead in Faults has been released via Comingsoon. Below is info about the film:
Snoot Entertainment, the production company behind You’re Next, announced today that their latest, Faults, will have its world premiere at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. They’ve also debuted the first piece of art from the film, which you can check out below!
Leland Orser and Mary Elizabeth Winstead star alongside a supporting cast that includes Beth Grant, Chris Ellis, Lance Reddick, and John Gries. Riley Stearns wrote and directed the project, which was produced by Snoot’s Keith Calder and Jessica Wu.
In the film, Claire (Winstead) is under the grip of a mysterious new cult called Faults. Desperate to be reunited with their daughter, Claire’s parents hire Ansel Roth (Orser), one of the world’s foremost authorities on cults and mind control, to kidnap and deprogram their daughter.
Riley also directed the short films Magnificat, Casque & The Cub. Head to the gallery to check out the full-sized pic!
ET Online has revealed when A.C.O.D. will hit shelves next year. Continue reading to find out all the details!
Parks and Recreation stars Adam Scott and Amy Poehler share the big screen with an all-star roster in the divorce comedy A.C.O.D., making its debut on Blu-ray, DVD and On Demand January 14, 2014 (and available on Digital January 3) from Paramount Home Media Distribution.
The A.C.O.D. Blu-ray includes access to a digital copy of the film as well as the following special features: Amy Poehler Outtakes; Cast & Crew Discussion; and fun Public Service Announcements: Coping with A.C.O.D.; Be Proud to be an A.C.O.D.; Have You Seen a Shaman?; Are You Awesome?; Commitment-Phobic?; and What Does A.C.O.D. Stand For?
A.C.O.D. stands for Adult Children of Divorce. The film follows Scott’s character, Carter, a successful and well-adjusted adult as he attempts to reunite his bitterly divorced parents (acrimoniously played by Richard Jenkins and Catherine O’Hara in spot-on performances) for the sake of his younger brother’s (Clark Duke) somewhat abrupt wedding plans. Despite having a solid relationship with his supportive girlfriend (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), Carter finds distraction in another woman (Jessica Alba) and the chaos of the whole situation threatens to derail his sanity.Poehler plays the young wife of Carter’s father who is pretty much the same age as him, and Jane Lynch adds additional comic relief as a therapist who uses Carter’s case as fodder for her books. The film is directed by Stuart Zicherman (ABC’s Six Degrees) and co-written by Zicherman and Modern Family producer/writer Ben Karlin.
Remember! The Spectacular Now will also hit shelves on January 14 so it’ll be a great day to buy Mary’s latest films! 🙂 Which one are you guys looking most forward to owning?