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Director | Actor | Writer

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1 nomination

Cannes Film Festival

1 nomination

Carson Lund

Biography

Carson Lund is known for Eephus, Wind Through the Cradle (2010) and Starr Farm (2014).

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Eephus

6.8

Wind Through the Cradle

6.2

Starr Farm

0.0

Randy and the Milk Boy

0.0

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What are Spielberg's and Scorsese's kids doing in this Xmas flick?

In early December, a rather odd film appeared on a streaming platform: Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point. The title alone, which feels overlong and hardly captivating, suggests this isn’t exactly a film that naturally piques one’s curiosity. But if you pay attention to the poster, you’ll notice two intriguing surnames: Scorsese and Spielberg. Of course, these aren’t the two directors we’re all familiar with; if they were producing this film, Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point certainly wouldn’t be la

ReelKen: This is the first time I've heard of this movie, thanks for the recommendation!

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What are Spielberg's and Scorsese's kids doing in this Xmas flick?

On the Figure of Lights: on the works of Omnes Films

On the Figure of Lights: on the works of Omnes Films It was 2009 when the story of Omnes Films began in the dormitories and classrooms at Emerson College as classmates Tyler Taormina, Carson Lund, and Jonathan Davies, joined by other friends, had a shared vision of creating a new kind of independent American film of particular sensitivities. Without generalizing the unique interests that fall with each filmmaker in the group, be it music, sports, film criticism or other worlds, let us begin by s

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Cannes 2024 | Chantal Akerman's Latest Restoration

The Directors' Fortnight stands as an independent enclave within the bustling canvas of the Cannes Film Festival. Born in the wake of the tumultuous events of May 1968, when the cancellation of Cannes served as a gesture of solidarity with striking workers, this section was inaugurated in 1969 by the French Directors Guild. Unlike its competitive counterparts, the Directors' Fortnight remains an inclusive platform, welcoming both seasoned cinephiles and casual enthusiasts. Rooted in the socio-cu

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