For English, August fans here’s a playlist director Dev Benegal curated at the invitation of G5A Foundation
Read about the music and inspirations of director Dev Benegal it in detail on the G5A website
Here are links to the playlist.
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For English, August fans here’s a playlist director Dev Benegal curated at the invitation of G5A Foundation
Read about the music and inspirations of director Dev Benegal it in detail on the G5A website
Here are links to the playlist.
An award I am particularly proud of because Vikram Joglekar is one of those rare sound recordists and engineers whose knowledge of films and music—he is an accomplished Dhrupad singer—is unsurpassed.
A person with an amazing understanding of cinema, of storytelling and of life itself, I am fortunate to have known and worked with Vikram for over 20 years on all my films.
The Karbonn Mobiles 17th Annual Star Screen Award for Best Sound went to Vikram Joglekar for Road, Movie.
This award is an acknowledgment of Dev Benegal’s commitment to sound in his films.
The soundtrack was a collaborative effort and I share this award with other illustrious members of the sound team. P M Satheesh and Shajith worked on the sound design,Roland Vais and Sharon Smith did the post-production and Dom Tavella mixed the film. A big thanks to Screen, this encourages all of us to continue to strive for excellence.– Vikram Joglekar
“Dead, End or: How I Learnt to Stop Living and Love Being Officially Dead” is an official selection at IFP’s 36th Independent Film Week- “No Borders International Co-Production Market ”
The full press release is here: ifp | Independent Filmmaker Project
Screen Daily 23 JULY, 2014 | BY JEAN NOH
The 18th Puchon International Film Festival (PiFan)’s Network of Asian Fantastic Films (NAFF) wrapped tonight with top Bucheon Award going to Dev Benegal’s Indian project Dead, End Or: How I Learned To Stop Living And Love Being Officially Dead.
Jury head Michael Favelle said: “Dead, End may be seen as a surprising choice given that it’s not an immediately obvious, traditional fantastic film in the way fantastic film festivals are known for. It is, however, a brilliant satirical surrealist comedy of a place that no one has seen before.”
Read the rest on Screen Daily.
Patrick Frater | Asia Bureau Chief
SEOUL – Indian director Dev Benegal’s pitch for a dark comedy “Dead End” was named as the best project at the Network of Asian Fantastic Films .
The story of a man who is declared as dead by a shady government department and has to take extreme measures to prove that he is alive, was written by Benegal and Sarat Rao and is to be produced by Satish Kaushik Entertainment and Benegal’s August Entertainment. The Bucheon Award is worth $15,000.
Read the rest on Variety
The DVD of Road, Movie is out on Amazon (USA) on February 22, 2011.
Pre-Order your copy.
Director of Photography Michel Amathieu and I along with the amazing colorist Chris Wallace have supervised the DVD transfer.
Road, Movie’ is a classic, touching journey of self-discovery
Here’s Kevin Thomas’ review in the Los Angeles Times.
July 2–July 8 4:50pm daily
Laemmle Sunset 5 (8000 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood)
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Tribeca Film is coming to Los Angeles!
Ten Films! Two Weeks!
June 25 – July 8
Tribeca Film, supported by Founding Partner American Express®, brings you the best of independent and foreign film (including titles from the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival) online, on demand, and in theaters all across the country. If you live in the Los Angeles area, you can see Road, Movie screening from July 2 – July 8 at 4:50pm daily at the Laemmle Sunset 5 (8000 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood).
Tribeca Film titles range from romantic comedies and animated sci-fi thrillers to sports documentaries and rock-and-roll biopics. Check out the other Tribeca Films screening in Los Angeles and around the country here http://www.tribecafilm.com/tribecafilm/tf-filmguide/
If you can’t make it to a theater, you can still watch at home – Tribeca Film is also available on Amazon On Demand and Vudu in the US until mid August.
See you at the movies!
www.tribecafilm.com
We are thrilled to announce the US premiere of Road, Movie at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival on April 25th.
Tribeca Films releases the films in their cinemas in New York from May 5th.
The film is also available on VOD.
Tickets to ROAD, MOVIE at the Tribeca Film Festival go on sale today Tuesday 13th at 11am (if you have an amex)!
If you’re amex-less, they’ll be avail for purchase next Monday April 19th.
You can buy online or by phone. All info on this site (and below):
http://www.tribecafilm.com/festival/tickets/
ROAD, MOVIE Screenings
Sunday, April 25, 6:00 pm, VEC-01 ** Premiere **
Tuesday, April 27, 3:00 pm, VEC-01
Thursday, April 29, 8:45 pm, VEC-02
Saturday, May 1, 6:00 pm, CCC-7
Venues
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Ticket Info
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010 (11:00 am)
Single Tickets on sale exclusively for American Express® Cardmembers (Online, Phone, and Ticket Outlets)
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Single Tickets on sale to downtown residents (Ticket Outlets only, proof of zip code below Canal Street)
Monday, April 19, 2010 (11:00 am)
Single Tickets on sale to general public (Online, Phone, and Ticket Outlets)
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Review: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/film-reviews/road-movie-film-review-1004067886.story
Yes, it’s official.
Road, Movie is releasing in India on March 5, 2010.
Keep an eye out for theatre listings.
It also opens soon after in Europe, Australia, Far East, Middle East.
USA and UK follows soon after.
It’ll be fun to see what everyone thinks about this one!