Sundance 2020: Nine Days, Minari, The Evening Hour | Festivals & Awards
On three U.S. Dramatic Competition films of Sundance 2020, including two of the year's best.
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On three U.S. Dramatic Competition films of Sundance 2020, including two of the year's best.
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Zak Salih Talks About His New Intergenerational Gay Novel, ‘Let’s Get Back to the Party’ I vow, henceforth, to live by cock alone. This is certainly the most among many memorable lines from Let’s Get Back to the Party, the debut novel from late-thirtysomething Washington, D.C.–based writer Zak Salih. Gossipy and full of the energy of contemporary, pre-COVID urban gay life (hookup app foreplay, same-sex weddings, and sometimes awkward cocktail outings), the novel is underscored with themes of loneliness, shame, and longing. Its story bounces between Sebastian and Oscar, two middle-c...
Hires, Wins & Business 70 Add to collection “We are thrilled for Braden. It’s a beautiful film and really speaks to his storytelling skills and his talent working with actors” Strand Releasing has announced its acquisition of all North American rights to Braden King’s 'The Evening Hour’, which had its World Premiere in Competition at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and its International Premiere in Competition at the 2020 Rotterdam Film Festival. The deal was negotiated by Eric Sloss of Cinetic and Jon Gerrans, co-president of Strand Releasing. Braden is represented for commercial...