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“That’s where things get really murky for the “Christine” team.”
“Part of the appeal for the filmmakers was The Orchard made a point of being more transparent than other distributors.”
“Not only did they have an anniversary event at Telluride, but they’ve shown the film at Brooklyn’s Nitehawk and the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville, New York.”
“It’s an important film and I think it deserves to carry on being seen.” Read More: Christine Rebecca Hall Telluride The Orchard Daily Headlines Daily Headlines covering Film, TV and more.”
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““They always seemed to have had good reasons for it,” Shilowich said.”
“This was just a lesson that you have to be looking out and you have to keep checking in.” The filmmaking team has been able to celebrate what they accomplished in bringing Chubbuck’s story to the screen.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Exclusive As ‘Christine’ Turns 10, Rebecca Hall and Its Filmmakers Fear a Series of Corporate Bankruptcies Could Make the Film Disappear Exclusive: Released in 2016, "Christine" was embraced by critics, but the failure of its distributor and financier have left its future in question.”
“And yet, just a decade later, the film is ensnared in a series of corporate bankruptcies that have its creators worried it may become inaccessible, if not vanish entirely.”
“Though it was nominated for Indie Spirit honors and won critics group prizes, the film never got the attention that many believed it.”
“In fact, Hall’s performance is sometimes cited as one of the greatest Oscar snubs .”
““So the idea that it could just sort of disappear is insane to me.” Related Stories Telluride Boosts Oscar Chances, from ‘Wild Horse Nine’ to ‘La Bola Negra,’ but Is A24’s Controversial Elizabeth Holmes Doc a Contender Too?”
““The fact that they bought the movie and they put it out there was huge,” said Antonio Campos, the film’s director.”
“And then, when this happened and you realize that the person that’s going to care the most about your work is you.”
““There was essentially no one to talk to about the fate of our film except for government-appointed bankruptcy trustees in two different countries,” Shilowich said.”
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“‘Alpha Gang’ Review: Léa Seydoux Leads an All-Star Cast of Motorcycle-Loving Aliens in the Zellner Brothers’ Wacky Sci-Fi Pastiche After “Christine” debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, a new indie distributor called The Orchard swept in and brought the U.S.”