Thursday, 29 April 2010

"Anyone You Want" wins "Best Storyline Award" at Boston International Film Festival, 2010













We are super-excited here as the film has just won the BEST STORYLINE AWARD at the Boston International Film Festival 2010.

We would like to thank Patrick Jerome, Jean Desire and the whole festival team who made us feel so welcome.

We had a packed out screening and showed the film to people from America, Poland, Lithuania, Hungary...some of them even wore wigs...we keep promising you wigs...stay tuned for the wigs...

More festival dates to announce very soon....

Saturday, 27 March 2010

"Anyone You Want" invited to Boston International Film Festival

Following the great global premiere of ANYONE YOU WANT in California we have been invited to The Boston International Film Festival on the 17th of April. This is a renowned festival and the first eastern US showcase for the film.

There have been many requests on our Twitter and Facebook pages about further screenings and we are working on both festivals and distribution in UK, Europe and Australia right now!

Details for the Boston screening are...
SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1.00 PM
AMC/LOEWS CINEMA, Boston Common: 175 Tremont St. Boston
Tickets-617 4823900 Online Tickets

Monday, 22 March 2010

"Anyone You Want" at Cinequest Film Festival

The CINEQUEST FILM FESTIVAL in Silicon Valley California was a fantastic experience. We shared the film with extremely enthusiastic audiences over three nights.

Photos of fantasy wigs to follow :)...but first some great first reactions to ANYONE YOU WANT...

FIRST REVIEW of the film... Metroactive
"Bold and upbeat...a surprisingly deep look at identity and desire."

REVIEW from Jamey Duvall Movie Geeks United - Blog Talk Radio (38minutes 40seconds) “A charming and unique love story.”
“I thought the movie was fantastic...a really unique relationship film...and it brought out a lot of truths about relationships as well.”
“It is really lovely to see a movie that’s actually about people - they’re fewer and farther between these days for some reason.”
“A very sharp film. A very interesting unique love story. Love stories are a dime a dozen but his really stands out because it has a very unique perspective and a writer’s voice.”

BLOGS...
“An engaging, funny movie that draws you in.” JasonWatchesMovies March 8 2010

"...truly a Cinequest gem. Just a perfect blend of delightful characters, relationship drama, and ideas to think about." http://www.agrownwoman.com

TWITTER / YOUTUBE...
"Saw the world premiere at Cinequest - LOVED the movie!" (Alcacesf, YouTube)
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"Anyone You Want tonite. Aussie indie film! Enjoyed the blur of the pretend vs the real." (catniptardis on Twitter. 3rd March 21.22)
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“Loved 'anyone you want', my fave so far." (Matt_Moreles on Twitter 6th March 18.18)
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"ANYONE YOU WANT is a great @Cinequest gem this year. LOVED it." (Pischina on Twitter. 3rd March 21.07)

Wednesday, 10 February 2010

"Anyone You Want" goes to Cinequest Festival, California


At "Anyone You Want" Central we're all over-excited because the film has been selected for the massive Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, California. 82,000 attendees last year and one of the top ten festivals in the U.S.

The World Premiere is on the 3rd of March with two more screenings on the 5th and 6th of March at the Camera 12 Cinema. Here's our page to book tickets.

The film is in competition in the New Visions Program sponsored by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Here's our publicist for the festival - Kim Dixon at Dominion 3.
Tel: (310) 478 3393

Here's Cinequest's Press Room Cinequest : Media

Tuesday, 26 January 2010

Shooting "Anyone You Want"



(L. to R. Andrew Ward (Gaffer) and Brycen Horne (DOP) line up a shot.)

The film was shot in 26 and a half ten hour days in the leafy Glebe area of Sydney. A plum film location with blue bays, fig trees and narrow streets of tumbledown Victorian houses.

We had a tiny crew of ten who worked like crazy people to bring this story to life. Brycen Horne was the Director of Photography and achieved an amazing look without cranes, jib arms or steadicams. We used a high-end Sony F900R HDCAM camera with Zeiss film lenses.

Writing "Anyone You Want."



“Anyone You Want” is about a homeless girl in Sydney, who lures a young businessman into her fantasy world of changing names, personalities and costumes.

When I wrote it I was interested in looking at ideas of identity and fantasy. I think we all spend time in alternative realities whether imaginary or played-out and this film is a romantic and often comic take on living out those dreams.

The story came to me quite quickly and went through several drafts - after notes from readers and also during rehearsal with the actors.

Friday, 15 January 2010

The Cast...

Tabrett Bethell as Amy and Socratis Otto as Stirling in "Anyone You Want."