Exhibit Mall opens at 10am
UCLA campus, Young Hall Courtyard
Admission is FREE. Parking on campus in Lot 2 is $11.
Five great reasons to attend the Writers Faire:
1. Hear lively discussions about the art and craft of writing by more than 60 Writers’ Program instructors in your choice of 24 unique mini-classes
2. Enroll in most fall Writers’ Program courses at a 10% discount (This day only; advanced courses not included. You must enroll at the Faire in order to get the discount.)
3. Get one-on-one advisement on courses and certificate programs
4. Attend a special session on graduate programs in creative writing
5. Visit with 20 professional and community organizations, graduate programs, and writing-allied businesses who share a common goal of promoting writing in Los Angeles
Actor/Writer/Director Explores Relationships in Multi-Character Story
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“…its story is made crisp and new by some very intimate performances.”- Movieline
“Newlyweds is vintage Burns: charming, talky and funny.” - Forbes
New York, NY – August 4, 2011 – Tribeca Film announced today that it has acquired US and Canadian distribution rights to Newlyweds, actor/writer/director Edward Burns’ comedic relationship drama that had its world premiere as the Closing Night selection at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival. A release in late 2011 is planned across multiple platforms.
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“Farina recalls Burt Lancaster in Atlantic City … there is an emotional payoff that feels solid and right.”
- Variety
New York, NY – July 28, 2011 – Tribeca Film announced today that it has acquired all distribution rights in the US and Canada to The Last Rites of Joe May, an emotionally powerful drama centering on a hustler (Dennis Farina, Get Shorty, Midnight Run, Snatch) traveling a winding road to redemption. Joe May, written and directed by Joe Maggio and produced by Stephanie Striegel and Bill Straus in association with Chicago’s Steppenwolf Films, had its world premiere in competition at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival. The title will be released in October on VOD and theatrically by Tribeca Film, which is supported by Founding Partner American Express, and brings films to consumers across a range of platforms, including nationwide VOD, theatrical, DVD, pay-TV and digital. The deal was negotiated by Nick Savva, Director of Acquisitions for Tribeca Film with Nate Bolotin of XYZ Films on behalf of the producers.
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