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Sundance film Jockey lands at Sony Pictures Classics ahead of its premiere Jockey has found a home with Sony Pictures Classics announcing it has acquired all worldwide rights. From director Clint Bentley, Jockey stars Clifton Collins Jr. as an aging jockey on one last run for a championship. Out of nowhere, a young jockey claiming to be his son forces him to contemplate who he’ll be once his career comes to a close. “Filmmakers Clint Bentley (a formidable directing debut), co-writer Greg Kwedar, and producer Nancy Schafer have made such a good movie, that is engaging, satisfying, visual,...

Sony Pictures Classics Wins Horse Racing Drama ‘Jockey’ Sundance 2021: Clifton Collins Jr. stars in the film from director Clint BentleyBrian Welk | January 30, 2021 @ 6:56 PM Last Updated: January 30, 2021 @ 7:27 PM Sony Pictures Classics/Courtesy of Sundance Institute Sony Pictures Classics has acquired the worldwide rights to “Jockey,” a horseracing drama starring Cliff Collins Jr. that will make its premiere in competition at Sundance on Sunday. The film is directed by Clint Bentley in his directorial debut and written by Bentley and Greg Kwedar. It stars Clifton Col...

As Sundance Kicks Off, the Specialty Film Biz Confronts an Uncertain Future Gregg Goldstein, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail As the 2021 Sundance Film Festival kicks off, the survival of indepen­dent and specialty films in theaters has never been more uncertain. Even when theaters fully reopen after COVID-19 vaccines roll out and the pandemic ends, how can arthouse pics survive amidst competition from similar films with A-list stars bowing on stream­ers and majestic franchise fare? “There’s going to be strain on the marketplace,” says Peter Kujawski, Focus Features chairman. “How ...

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Almost a year after their deaths, John and Joyce Brooks are still giving back to the city of North Adams – in the form of $80,000.