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Filed under: Comedy, Drama, Independent, Romance, IFC, Fandom, Movie Marketing, Images, Posters Cinematical is stoked to bring you this exclusive new poster for In Search of a Midnight Kiss (click image to enlarge), which I've heard is just absolutely awesome. Seriously, my best friend caught this flick back when it first premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2007 and he hasn't stopped talking about it since. I swear, he's a nut -- completely and utterly in love with this film. And I think it's totally rad. Written and directed by the very cool and extremely talented Alex Holdridge, Midnight Kiss tells of Wilson, who, considering he'll be broke and alone on New Year's Eve, is convinced by his best friend to post a personal ad. Through that he meets Sara, who's hell bent on finding the right guy to be with at midnight. We talk up a lot here on Cinematical, but I have such good vibes about this one. Watch it. Support it. Then watch it again. Oh, and here's the trailer. In Search of a Midnight Kiss hits theaters in limited release on August 1. Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Eva Mendes and the Reeler fall in love while discussing her reality series themed film, "Live!".

Author: igotshotgun Added: Wed, 02 May 2007 15:22:06 -0800 Duration: 59Entourages Adrian Grenier joined the likes of Christopher Walken, Robert De Niro and Jon Bon Jovi on the red carpet at the Tribeca Film Festival. Sopranos star Edie Falco and cover girl Christie Brinkley also made appearances and sang the praises of hybrid cars. Not to be outdone, Saturns Aura and Vue shone brightly on Tribecas opening night.

Circles galore: A portrait of the Target Tribeca Filmmaker loungeat the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.

Marc Klein, director of "Suburban Girl" talks to the Reeler about his latest film based on Melissa Bank's bestseller, "The Girl's Guide to Hunting and Fishing". The film stars Alec Baldwin and Sarah Michelle Gellar.

Today, we continue our Sherlock Holmes festival with The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes starring Arthur Wontner. Holmes and Watson travel to Birlstone Castle to unravel a mysterious murder. Holmes? diabolical enemy Dr. Moriarty is hiding behind the scenes causing all the trouble as per usual. Enjoy!

Spotlight on Tribeca on this episode of the show. SHOW NOTES Tribeca stands for TRIangle BElow CAnal Street. Two nice hotels - Tribeca Grand and SOHO Grand. Tribeca Film Festival Canal Street and West Broadway - map. Also check out - Show #60. Accessibility in New York City. Plan ahead by doing extra research. Call the hotel. Review major sites and events you plan to attend. MTA Guide to Accessible Transit. Music by The Apple Bros. Listen Now Download PodcastNYC-NYM-69.mp3 MP3 File Technorati Tags: New York City, NYC, Travel, Podcast, Tribeca, Tribeca Film Festival, Hotels, Handicapped Share This Robert J. Safuto - visit The New York Minute Show for more great content.

ReelerTV talks with Seth Gordon about his documentary, "King of Kong". The film follows two gamers as they attempt to have the definitive world record for Donkey Kong.

ReelerTV talks with Michael Kang about his film, West 32nd, that premiered at this year's Tribeca Film Festival.

ReelerTV talks with Limp Bizkit frontman turned director, Fred Durst and his star, Jesse Eisenberg from Durst's directoral debut in "The Education of Charlie Banks".

S.T. VanAirsdale discusses the narrative feature film, "Vitus" with director, Fredi M. Murer and young piano prodigy turned lead actor, Teo Gheorghiu.

this after 2 Days in Paris let out....they were getting ready to show Chavez... Cast: Laurel

this is at the Q&A after 2 Days in Paris....Adam Goldberg had a bunch of great tattoos in the film...turns out they're real and the audience wanted to see them....it was really dark in theater so the light is kind of crummy Cast: Laurel