Trailer For Korean Movie HEART IS BEATING (Duel) Starring Lost'sYunjin Kim

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Now Lost s finished im sure the hardcore fans of the tv show will be wondering where to go next for there fix andone way sometimes fans like to do is follow the tv shows/movies the actors may take. Yunjin Kim who played Sun in the show has a new movie coming out called HEART IS BEATING (Duel) as she stars as a woman desperete to get a heart transplant for her young daughter whose heart is diseased and begss a middle aged woman whose son is a gangster for a fortune to save her daughter but as time goes against things start to get desperete.
Heart is Beating is directed by Yoon Jae-geun and co stars Park Hae-il, Jeong Da-hye, Kim Sang-ho

and the movie will be released in Korea on 6 January 2011, trailer is after the break....

Synopsis

Previously known as "The Confrontation" (대결)


“If you have one heart but two to save, what you will going to do?”


One middle aged women is acrried into hospital in a coma. Yeon-hee, who has been searching for a heart to transplant to her daughter, who has critical heart disease, is begging middle aged women's gangster son, Whee-do, by giving him a fortune. But when the reasons for Whee-do's mom are revealed one by one, Yeon-hee, who became desperate, is teaming up with dangerous people...

Its Daddy Cool Teaser trailer For French Canadian movie FUNKYTOWN

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I dont mind dance themed movies that have some sort of story behind other than dance, films like step up which are pure dance movies and tough they performers are very talented they dont just interest me especially when your bombarded on tv with programmes like Britian's got talent your bombarded every minute of theday. So FUNKYTOWN is a movie set in 1976 Montreal when punk and disco where the music to listen to but disco was the more popular mainstream choice when studio 54 inspired clubs ruled the roost along with sexual freedom. The movie is based around the  Limelife Discotheque where if your into disco and you wanted to mingle with the celebs this was the place to go.
The movie is very dark, sexy and for adults as well those who love Saturday Night Fever as this seems to mold into a similar style movie and they do it well. The movie is in French and directed by  Daniel Roby and stars

Patrick Huard, Paul Doucet, Raymond Bouchard, Sarah Mutch, Justin Chatwin, Geneviève Brouillette and François Létourneau.


Funkytown is set for a 2011 release, check the first teaser trailer after the break,...

Sundance Doc CATFISH facing Possible Lawsuit

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December 17th Sundance most talked about Documentary CATFISH hits the UK/Irish cinemasbut now it from US that the movie possibly may not all its seems to be and faces a possible lawsuit.Since the movie premiered at Sundance 2010 it has been musch talked about, critics giving it rave review but now Hollywood Reporter is reporting that the movie is more fictional rather than non-fictional and alot of the movie is staged and acting.
Catfish is a documentary created by  Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman with the movi focusing on Schulman's brother Nev and his facebook/internet relaionship with a girl from Mid western USA and what they find when they visit the girl, is well... shocking. But who is suing the filmmakers and distributors Universal Pictures & Relativity Media? Its Threshold Media who own the rights to a song used by  Amy Kuney, who is protesting the movie's use of her song "All Downhill From Here," which Nev's online girlfriend passess of as her own song, Eriq Gardner of THR says:

For some time now, Threshold has been attempting to get filmmakers to pay licensing fees for the song. According to the new copyright infringement lawsuit, the producers have rejected doing so. According to Threshold's LA lawyer, Neville Johnson, the producers claimed that since the song was part of a real-life documentary, it was a "fair use" of the copyright.

But what if those were staged scenes - and filmmakers knowingly exploited a copyrighted song? Wouldn't the "fair use" defense crumble?

Since the documentary was picked up the marketing was good in the sense t was only spoon feeding you enough footae to make you go to check the movie out due to its cliffhangar, but if things go Threshold Media way  the truth of this documentary (or will it be mockamentary) may now come out and actually could question what could you consider to be documentary and whats not.