Venice/Telluride Update: Paul Thomas Anderson Talks Showing Tom Cruise 'The Master'; Noah Baumbach's 'Frances Ha' Wows Crowd; Film Review: ‘Fill the Void’ a Charming, Hasidic Love Story

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September 1, 2012

	LATEST FESTIVAL NEWS
	Venice 2012: Paul Thomas Anderson Says Tom Cruise Has Seen 'The Master' 'And We're Still Friends' The film is greeted by raves and crowds as Joaquin Phoenix disappears from the press conference, and Philip Seymour Hoffman talks about sex in the city streets. Telluride 2012: Greta Gerwig Sheds Tears of Joy at World Premiere of Noah Baumbach's 'Frances Ha' The director's most buoyant movie yet wows the festival crowd at its debut. Telluride 2012: Audiences Dig 'Sapphires,' Which Could Be Major Player at Globes This rollicking Australian musical dramedy, which chronicles the true story of an Aboriginal singing group, is everything that 'Dreamgirls' tried to be.
	LATEST FESTIVAL REVIEWS
	Fill the Void (Lemale Et Ha'Chalal): Venice Review Rama Burshstein's unusual first feature is almost a rom com pairing young Israeli actors Yiftach Klein and Hadas Yaron. Argo: Telluride Review Director Ben Affleck tells a dense, multi-layered story about the Iran hostage crisis of 1979-81 with confidence and finesse.

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