LITTLE RICHARD: I AM EVERYTHING is in theaters and on digital April 21, with special theatrical screenings on April 11.
TICKETS HERE:
https://www.littlericharddocumentary.com/
@littlerichdoc on Twitter
@littlericharddoc on Instagram
@MagnoliaPics on Facebook
Lisa Cortés's film, in perceiving Little Richard as a wild genius of Black and queer culture, sees him more clearly than ever. By Owen Glieberman
Full Review HERE
Magnolia Pictures has acquired worldwide rights to “Little Richard: I Am Everything” from CNN Films following its premiere on Thursday at the Sundance Film Festival.
Read the full Variety story HERE
'Little Richard: I Am Everything' is set to be directed by Lisa Cortés
The film, currently titled Little Richard: I Am Everything, is set to chart the extraordinary life and times of the flamboyant bouffant-haired rock singer, songwriter and pianist, who died in May 2020 at the age of 87. In a music career that spanned seven decades, the artist, who described himself as “the architect of rock ‘n’ roll,” topped the charts with songs like “Tutti Frutti” and “Long Tall Sally” and electrified audiences with his stage performances, paving the way for countless major acts including The Beatles, the Rolling Stones and James Brown.
Additional producers for the film include Liz Yale Marsh and Mike Powers as executive producers; Caryn Capotosto, producer; and Rolling Stone executive producers Gus Wenner and Jason Fine. CNN Films and HBO Max are executive producers for the film.
Read the full article on The Hollywood Reporter
Anna Nicole Smith, the Playboy model and reality television star who died suddenly in 2007 at the age of 39, will be the subject of a new Netflix documentary.
Alexandra Lacey will produce the film. Executive producers include Caryn Capotosto and Propagate executives Ben Silverman, Howard T. Owens and Jonathan Schaerf.
Read full article on VARIETY
Big thanks to Noah @ Scraplabs for the fantastic poster design for The Thief Collector. We love it!
When “Woman-Ochre” goes on view at the Getty Museum after its conservation, the painting will have a new mystique. But competing interpretations remain. Read the full story in THE NEW YORK TIMES
Allison Otto's portrait of Jerry and Rita Alter, and how they stole a priceless de Kooning out of a museum in 1985, is just the tip of the iceberg of strangeness.
Read the full article on VARIETY
“‘The Heist,’ Documentary About Bizarre Theft of De Kooning Painting, In the Works from XTR”
Read the full release announcement from Variety
Congrats to Team ‘Love Bugs’ for taking home the 2021 News & Documentary Emmy for Best Short Documentary!
