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Although you may think that James Cameron is settling down and taking time off after finishing his 10 year journey on Avatar , that’s not the case. In fact, Cameron is already preparing a new underwater 3-D drama called Sanctum , which you may have heard about. Not only is it a more intimate and much smaller project than Avatar , but it’s Cameron’s chance to prove that 3-D can be used well in movies that aren’t big blockbusters (but hopefully not for films like Precious ).

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Cameron on Producing His Underwater 3D Drama ‘Sanctum’

Anchor Bay has debuted the official trailer (via Apple ) for their upcoming thriller After.Life starring Liam Neeson, Christina Ricci and Justin Long. The concept for this is pretty damn unique and it’s easy to get from watching the trailer, so I won’t say much so you can enjoy the reveal. There’s some creepy necrophilia style sexuality with Ricci too, which hopefully doesn’t interest anyone, but it’s still in there

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Watch This: Official Trailer for After.Life with Ricci & Neeson

The new indie trailer I’m featuring today is an extended trailer for Ian Fitzgibbon’s Irish gangster dramedy Perrier’s Bounty , which I first saw at the Toronto Film Festival late last year ( read my review ). It’s not exactly an incredible film, but it is pretty damn good. And the best thing about it is the fantastic Irish (and British) cast that includes Cillian Murphy , Jim Broadbent , Brendan Gleeson , and Jodie Whittaker (who starred in that Peter O’Toole film Venus ). If you couldn’t get this from the trailer, it’s about a kid who gets wrapped up in some mob debt and tries to clean things up.

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Indie Trailer Sunday: Perrier’s Bounty with Cillian Murphy

One film that I’m anxiously looking forward to is 127 Hours , the newest film from Danny Boyle , and the almost one-man-show starring James Franco, about a mountain climber who has to amputate his own arm after being pinned underneath a boulder for five days. We already know a lot about it, including that it will start filming soon in Utah, but there’s always more to learn. The Playlist (via SlashFilm ) pulled more quotes from an interview with Boyle in Empire (the print version) where he confirms that there will be dialogue at least in a few scenes and also adds that he’s actually shooting the film with two separate cinematographers. Boyle seems very excited to work on this mainly because it’s going to be such a challenge for him

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Danny Boyle Filming 127 Hours with Two Cinematographers

No Job Too Small. No Body Too Big. No Questions Asked.

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