Brad Anderson’s (The Machinist) new movie sees Jalle Berry as a 911 operator who gets call from a kidnapped teenager (Abigail Breslin). She soon realises that the abduction has ties to an incident from her past, and that she must face her demons if the girl is to get out alive.
It’s one of those premises that could make for an okay movie, but already sounds slightly unbelievable and OTT. Hopefully the film will be okay. Check out the trailer below.
No UK date is currently set, but it’s out in the US in March.
This time last year the world seemed to be Taylor Kitsch’s oyster, but then John Carter flopped, Battleship underperformed and even Savages was largely ignored. Now he’s looking towards slightly smaller movies, hoping that people will ignore the high profile failures and realise he’s actually a pretty good actor.
For a while Adam Sandler has been putting together a western comedy called Ridiculous 6, but it appears that film is now being put on hold while they work on it some more, and instead Sandler is pushing forward with a currently untitled romantic comedy being developed by Warner Bros.
When Megan Fox was dumped from Transformers 3 amid some anger over comments she’d made about Michael Bay’s directing style that the helmer took badly, it didn’t look like they’d ever have anything to do with one another again. However they must have made up, as 
With Anchorman 2 gearing up to shoot, Adam McKay is filling in the new roles. Kristen Wiig recently signed on the star, and now 
Leo DiCaprio attaching himself to a movie is a long way from him actually making it, as he likes to have a lot more films on his development slate than he’d ever have time to make. However he’s now added a new one, with 
It’s not long ago that the idea of have gay-focussed TV channels in the US was seen as ludicrous, but Here TV is now celebrating its 10th birthday (and since 2005 there’s also been Logo TV amongst America’s cable television offerings). As part of Here’s anniversary celebrations they’re launching the New Frontiers Film Project, which is a call for creative people to submit their completed films and TV shows, with Here TV offering the chance for the best to be showcased on the channel.
While the UK capital has the London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, for the last few years east London has gotten its own queer film fest, Fringe! The third outing has now been announced, with a mix of queer film, alongside high-energy creative events, art happenings, oddball performance, discussion and debate at venues all over east London.