Octopus Project currently working on Robert Pattinson “Damsel” soundtrack

 

We posted about Octopus Project here, but I still love seeing it confirmed from David Zellner.

The Octopus Project did the amazing soundtrack for Kumiko and are currently working with us on the soundtrack for our next feature, “Damsel”. They have an upcoming tour and album called Memory Mirror(in snazzy colored vinyl), check it out! #theoctopusproject #kumikothetreasurehunter #damsel #zellnerbros

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IMDbPro Reveals More Cast Mates for Robert Pattinson on “Damsel”

 

IMDbPro decided to update its cast list for Robert Pattinson “Damsel” whilst we were all preoccupied with Berlinale.  That’s quite a few new cast since the last time I checked a few days ago.  Hoping this update brings a bit more news in the coming weeks.

 

Robert Pattinson starrer “Good Time” included in Memento Films International Promotion at EFM | #Berlinale2017

Memento Films International shared this article on their Facebook from Cineuropa:

Wild Bunch have included High Life in their pre-production lineup for Berlinale 2017.  More interestingly they show “principal photography August 2017”.

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Thanks Posh.

Robert Pattinson to attend Press Conference and Red Carpet for “The Lost City of Z” at Berlinale

 

I received confirmation that Robert Pattinson will be attending the press conference and red carpet for The Lost City of Z at Berlinale.  More information to follow.

From The Playlist:

Earlier this month, it was revealed that James Gray‘s “The Lost City Of Z” starring Charlie Hunnam and Robert Pattinson had lost its appeal with the MPAA as they attempted to overturn the film’s R rating. So instead, the film has been edited to earn a PG-13 rating.

A recent bulletin from the Motion Picture Association of America (and a notice from Film Ratings; …) confirms that picture has been re-rated, and adds “only this edited version is rated.” As for what exactly got cut, your guess is as good as ours, though hopefully changes weren’t too drastic, and just tamped down any violence and nudity to get it under the wire for a PG-13 rating.

 

UPDATED from The Film Stage:

Update: A source close to The Lost City of Z tells us 14 frames, which amounts to less than one second, were excised from a battle sequence, which, apparently, Gray didn’t consider a concession or clear point of difference from what premiered in October. The absurdity of the MPAA flipping a switch on the basis of that alone is rather evident, but a different discussion for a different day. Rest easy: the film that I saw is essentially what you will see.  …