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WSF Signs Director Lana Wilson
We are proud to announce the signing of Emmy-winning director Lana Wilson for commercial representation. Transformative quests for meaning and humanity, driven by unfettered hope against all odds, connect her diverse body of work across documentaries, short films, and episodic. Wilson’s most recent film, the Taylor Swift documentary Miss Americana, peers beyond the sold-out stadiums and…
Cryptozoo Premieres at Sundance 2021, Sells to Magnolia Pictures
Cryptozoo took flight at the virtual 2021 Sundance Film Festival, held Thursday, January 28 through Wednesday, February 3. Military brat Lauren spent her childhood nights in a nightmarish state, until a mythical baku came to eat her dreams, releasing her from nocturnal torment. Lauren decides to dedicate her life to rescuing and sheltering cryptids from those…
“The Evening Hour” Lands At Strand Releasing
Congratulations to our own roster director Braden King–Strand Releasing has acquired North American rights to his Sundance 2020 selection The Evening Hour. We’re excited for audiences to get to experience this poignant crime drama with a tentative Spring release. Based on the novel by Carter Sickels and screen written by Elizabeth Palmore, the Kentucky-based film authentically spotlights…
WSF Signs Director Aaron Chapman
Washington Square Films is proud to represent director Aaron Chapman for his first commercial representation. His work elevates the perspectives and struggles of the individual alongside the grit and determination of athletic pursuit. Frequently shooting and editing his own work, he has crafted branded content for such top brands as Adidas and Nike, featuring pro athletes including…
“Save Yourselves!’ is out now!
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Profits From Abel Ferrara’s ‘The Projectionist’ To Support Local Theaters
Kino Lorber has announced that 100% of all sales from the Abel Ferrara documentary The Projectionist will be donated to support local theaters. The film, produced by Washington Square Films, chronicles the life and career of Nicolas “Nick” Nicllaou, one of the last independent theater owners in New York. Indiewire calls the film “At once a…