Showing posts with label Screening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Screening. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 March 2013

"K-11" on theater signs across the US

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Tempe, AZ -  Harkins Theatres
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NYC - Village Cinemas (Photo credit: @poptrashmoviee)

It's so exciting seeing K-11 up on theater signs we just had to post these pics forwarded by fans.

Let us know if see more. :)




Monday, 11 March 2013

Scott Marks from the San Diego Reader talks about meeting Kate del Castillo & Tiny Lister at the SDLFF


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The phone rang just as I was pulling into the parking stall at Digiplex Mission Valley. "Where are you, man?" a familiar voice growled. "I'm upstairs in a holding area."

When we spoke earlier in the week, 'Tiny' Lister assured me that he was coming to San Diego for the Latino Film Festival's premier of his latest film, K 11. 'Tiny' is a man of his word!

Festival programmer, Glenn Heath, had this bemused "I can't believe this is happening" look on his face as he escorted me upstairs to meet the man. It didn't take long for me to spot 'Tiny's' broad, door jamb splintering shoulders in a crowd.

Shaking hands with 'Tiny' was like sticking my mitt in a vise and meeting him was a thrill beyond compare. If only I had the chance to introduce myself before photogs snapped our picture.

With all due respect to Mr. Lister, 'Tiny' wasn't the main attraction. Fans packed the lobby of Digiplex Mission Valley hoping to get a glimpse of Mexican superstar, Kate del Castillo. Watching the mob funnel its way past the ticket-taker was the closest I've come to a Day of the Locust moment since moving to San Diego.

K 11 was my first introduction to the comely Ms. del Castillo. After seeing her performance as Mousey, the foul-mouthed, tyrannical tranny inmate, it wasn't clear if this crowd, weaned on the actresses popular telenovelas, was ready for such a bold departure.

Meeting Kate in person was a bit of a jolt. Her makeup man should either get an Oscar or prison time.

You still have a shot at seeing K 11. It's the inaugural film when the Media Arts Center opens the Digital Gym, its new screening facility, on March 29. Click for the festival program book and more information.


Thanks to @KstewAngel for the heads up. 


Saturday, 2 March 2013

CineMayhem Film Festival founder, Heather Wixson, praises Jules Stewart on K-11





The CineMayhem festival is a rare chance for casual fans to take in low-budget horror films they might not otherwise see — including “K-11,” the directorial debut of “Twilight” star Kristen Stewart’s mother, Jules Stewart, a longtime Hollywood script supervisor.


Jules Stewart’s “K-11,” about a music executive trapped in a prison, is the penultimate film in the Sunday lineup, preceding that day’s closer “Resolution.”

[Festival founder] Heather Wixson, said “K-11” is “a very bold movie,” and she saluted Stewart.

“She takes a lot of risks in this,” Wixson said. “It’s a remarkable directorial debut, the way she tells these fun little stories involving weird characters in a prison.”

Source VCStar via with thanks to @KstewAngel

 

Friday, 1 March 2013

K-11 to screen at the San Diego Latino Film Festival - 8 March 9.30pm





K-11 will screen at 9.30pm on Friday March 8.

International film and television star Kate Del Castillo will be in attendance on March 8th with two festival films, K-11 and Colosio. Kate Del Castillo is one of the most popular and acclaimed actresses in Mexico. She is known for portraying strong characters and her appearance in K-11 will not disappoint. (Source)

Buy tickets to see it here!

The festival runs from March 7 - 17. For more details on the festival, go to their official site here.




Tuesday, 26 February 2013

Australia: K-11 will be released on DVD/Bluray on June 19



K-11 will be released to DVD & Blu ray on June 19th 2013 in Australia.

 Australian Classification Board has given this one a R18+ rating.

Sunday, 10 February 2013

K-11 to screen at the CineMayhem Film Festival on 2 & 3 March




Today [February 10] the first-ever CineMayhem Film Fest was announced by founder Heather Wixson, producer and horror journalist with DreadCentral.com. Created as a launch event to kick off Dread Central's third annual Indie Horror Month this March, CineMayhem will celebrate the past, present and future of independent genre filmmaking at the Muvico Theaters in Thousand Oaks, California, on March 2nd and 3rd.

Created as a way to pay homage to and celebrate the spirit of independent filmmaking and those unafraid to take risks with their storytelling, CineMayhem's diverse line-up includes advance screenings of two highly anticipated genre projects including Magnet Releasing's visceral horror anthology THE ABCs OF DEATH and Breaking Glass Pictures' mind-bending drama K-11 directed by Jules Stewart (Crank: High Voltage, Mortal Kombat).

For more details on the CineMayhem Film Festival, check out their site here.




Friday, 26 October 2012

K-11 screening at AFM on 31 October





For more details on the American Film Market (AFM) go to our previous post here.

Good luck to K-11! 

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Jules Stewart & Tom Wright arrive in Cannes









Source @tomwright721

Fantastic news that the first buyers screening was 'packed'. 

Hoping Tom and Jules get their luggage soon!

Good luck at Cannes! :)

Thursday, 3 May 2012

Thursday, 19 April 2012

Tweets: K-11's First Cast & Crew Screening (April 18)





After the screening :)








Regarding Kristen's attendance








Thank you all for sharing your great night with us.

All your fans are so proud of you all.

We can not wait to see K-11 when it's released! :)

Tuesday, 22 November 2011

The cast attended a screening of K-11


It appears that the cast got together this past weekend to attend a screening of K-11.

Exciting to hear that K-11 has either been finished or close to being so.

We have heard that a trailer will be incoming soon via Intandem.

Watch this space. :)