20 More Films Announced

Back on track, I present to you 20 more films announced today. They are:

• Rescue Dawn (Werner Herzog)
• I Am the Other Woman (Margarethe Von Trotta)
• Fay Grim (Hal Hartley)
• The Fall (Tarsem Singh)
• Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show (Ari Sandel)
• Love and Other Disasters (Alek Keshishian)
• The Dog Problem (Scott Caan)
• This is England (Shane Meadows)
• 10 Items or Less (Brad Silberling)
• Mon Colonel (Laurent Herbiet)
• L'Homme de Sa Vie (Zabou Breitman)
• Alatriste (Agustin Diaz Yanes)
• The Bubble (Eytan Fox)
• Un Crime (Manuel Pradal)
• Hana (Hirokazu Kore-eda)
• The Book of Revelation (Ana Kokkinos)
• Hula Girls (Sang Il-Lee)
• Outsourced (John Jeffcoat)
• The Last Winter (Larry Fessenden)
• Waiter (Alex van Warmerdam)

Shameful confession time: though I've been intrigued for many years, I have yet to watch a Hal Hartley film. Or a Hirokazu Kore-eda. Just two of the many blind spots I'll be confessing through the festival season. They have their rabid supporters, but I'm totally out of the loop. The films themselves sound interesting, though it does mean I've gotta Netflix Henry Fool.

The rest is the usual hodgepodge, calculated to appeal to every conceivable audience, from horror fans (The Last Winter) to lovers of serious drama (I Am the Other Woman) and beyond. Of the listed, I'm most curious about Kore-eda's samurai film, Herzog's latest drama, and Waiter, which appears to be an odd surrealist comedy.

Anyway, I'm caught up and on track once again. Now let me get around to some of those posts I've been blabbing about since the beginning of this thing...