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Apr - July - Filming of "Bunraku" in Romania

July 11 - Limited release of "August"

Sept - Filming of "Queen of the South" begins in Mexico and Spain

2009 - Filming of "End Zone" begins in New Mexico

I Come with the Rain
Plays: Kline
Status: Pre-production
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End Zone
Plays: ---
Status: Post-production
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Bunraku
Plays: The Drifter
Status: Pre-production
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Queen of the South
Plays: Santiago Fisterra
Status: Pre-production
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August (2008)

Release Date: 11 July 2008 (Premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2008)
Genre: Drama
Director: Austin Chick
Writer: Howard Rodman
Runtime: 88 mins
Language: English
Color: Technicolor
MPAA: ---
Status: Completed
Filming Dates: 16th April 2007
Plays: Tom Sterling (Josh is also the producer of August)

Cast:
+ Naomie Harris --- Sarrah
+ Adam Scott --- Joshua Sterling
+ Emmanuelle Chriqui --- Morela Sterling
+ Robin Tunney --- Melanie Hanson
+ Rip Torn --- David Sterling
+ David Bowie --- Cyrus Ogilvie
+ Andre Royo --- Dylan Gottstalk

Tag line:
+ Comes just before the fall.

Synopsis:
Meet Tom Sterling (Josh Hartnett), CEO of Landshark, a revolutionary new dotcom company that’s going to make him a millionaire many times over. That is, if it can stay afloat long enough to get out of stock market ‘lock-up’.
On paper, Tom’s got it all: A flash car, a loft apartment and his own hip, one-of-a-kind start-up business. He’s got style, charm and an ego the size of Manhattan. He’s the ‘Jerry McGuire’ of the internet set, with enough self-confidence to back it all up. Enough of it to get through a crucial business meeting with major Wall Street investors without so much as a concept of a proposal on paper. Enough of it to be appointed key-speaker at a conference of fellow internet entrepreneurs, then stand up in front of the smartest people in the industry without even preparing a speech. Enough of it to justify – scratch that – demand, from his accountant the purchase of a brand new Learjet that’ll cost his cash-strapped company upwards of a million bucks a month, before their ‘product’ has even been launched. Tom Sterling thinks he understands business. Tom Sterling is about to get a nasty shock.
When the bottom suddenly falls out of the dotcom industry, Landshark’s shares plummet and the company looks like it won’t survive the weekend. Suddenly Tom is forced to face some unpleasant facts. His brash over-confidence is alienating his family, not least his younger brother Joshua (Adam Scott), the computer-whiz who invented the Landshark model, who has a wife and child to support and is near breakdown on account of Tom’s cocky attitude and lack of respect for investors and business etiquette…
But then Sarrah (Naomie Harris), an old-flame of Tom’s, re-enters his life and soon shows him the selfish, self-centered bastard he’s become, and his walls come crashing down around him, forcing him to make drastic changes – fast.
With a stellar young cast and a rip-roaring screenplay that will grip you right up to its thrilling conclusion, AUGUST is an era-defining story about risking everything to make one’s dreams reality – and the effects that may have on those who truly love you…

Filming Locations:
+ New York, USA

Production Companies:
+ Original Media
+ 57th & Irving Productions
+ Periscope Entertainment

Distributors:
+ ContentFilm International

Trivia

+ Chick and Rodman worked on the script back and forth for about a year.
+ August got a big boost at the end of 2006 when it was read by Josh Hartnett’s agent. At this point things moved quickly: August became fully financed when the Manhattan based company 57^th & Irving joined Original Media on the project, and production began in New York in mid-April of 2007.
+ Hartnett for came up with the idea of Naomie Harris to play Sarrah.
+ The film was shot in 500 speed Fuiji movie stock and in anamorphic wide screen, which takes a lot of light. Clips were underexposed everything by a stop, which reduces contrast and saturation, so we brought some of that back in post. Overall the movie has a slightly faded look which Chick liked.
+ The film was shot in wide screen to depict loneliness.
+ Read more Trivia in the Press Kit.

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Links

+ Imdb
+ Official Site
+ Photos Gallery
+ Trailer & Clips
+ Rotten Tomatoes
+ Wikipedia
+ Press Kit (Source: Jeremywalker.com)

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