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Heather.jpgSince its premiere at Sundance in 2008, Frozen River has been on a fabulous run of success, earning the festival's grand jury prize for Best U.S. Drama and subsequently landing a distribution deal with Sony Pictures Classics. One year later, the film stands on the plateau of the ultimate industry honor, receiving two Academy Award® nominations for Best Original Screenplay and Best Actress (Melissa Leo) in a leading role. Produced by All Roads seed grantee Heather Rae (Trudell 2005), this honor is yet another achievement in what has been a prolific career for the filmmaker.

All Roads will present a special screening of Frozen River at National Geographic in Washington D.C. on March 24.

Opportunity for Beginning Filmmakers

Posted on January 16, 2009 | 0 Comments

Netflix is offering an "opportunity of a lifetime for a first time filmmaker" with the Find Your Voice Film Competition. In addition to providing a platform of distribution through the eight million+ Netflix member network, the winning project will also receive a prize package including a cash production grant of $150,000, four-week camera package and 25,000 feet of Kodak Color Negative Film.

Check netflixfindyourvoice.com for more details.

Deadline for entries: February 9, 2009.

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