Charlie Sheen, Whoopi Goldberg in ‘9/1. Nicholas Hoult Is Salinger. Atlas Distribution will open 9/1. World Trade Center, the Pentagon as well as United Flight 9. Shanksville, PA. The latter was itself detailed in Paul Greengrass’ 2. United 9. 3. In 9/1. Charlie Sheen and Whoopi Goldberg are part of a group of people who find themselves trapped in an elevator in the World Trade Center’s North Tower.

Industry folks will be busy up at the Toronto Film Festival, but in the states, there is a busy schedule of new films opening theatrically. IFC Films is bowing Rebel In the Rye about writer J. D. Salinger, while The Orchard is opening Sundance documentary Trophy, which it hopes to make traction on the awards circuit. China Lion is opening hot Chinese doc Twenty Two after picking up the title recently, and Grasshopper films will roll out SXSW debuter, Spettacolo exclusively in New York.

Other limited release openers on the docket include Memoir of a Murder from Well Go USA, Magnolia’s School Life, Paradise Club from Indican, Napping Princess from GKIDS. Additionally, Sony will open comedy Poster Boys with limited bows Friday.

Rebel in the Rye Is Phony Through and Through. Danny Strong’s directorial debut stars Nicholas Hoult as J.D. Salinger, in a film that misses the mark in trying to.

Atlas Distribution. Director- writer: Martin Guigui.

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Writer: Steven Golebiowski. Cast: Charlie Sheen, Whoopi Goldberg, Luis Guzman, Gina Garson, Wood Harris, Jacqueline Bisset, Olga Fonda, Bruce Davison.

Distributor: Atlas Distribution Company. Martin Guigui’s feature film, 9/1. Long Beach, California’s Thunder Studios a bit over a year ago. Starring Charlie Sheen and Whoopi Goldberg, the feature centers on a group of five people trapped in an elevator in the World Trade Center’s North Tower on 9/1. They work together, never giving up, to try to escape before the unthinkable happens.“This is an unusual sort of film in that we want to message it out while being respectful of the subject matter. It’s sensitive obviously,” said Stephan Manpearl, who is spearheading the marketing campaign on the film for Atlas Distribution Company, which is releasing the title Friday. We want to honor the memories of the people who lost their lives.

It is still a commercial picture, not a documentary, but there is a fine line that makes it a balance between the two.”Initially, the company released a trailer that was not well- received by viewers, but a second trailer came out a week later in early August that spurred positive reaction. In the second one, the primary actors in the film are simply talking heads conveying their personal feelings about what motivated them to take on their roles, giving thoughts about the first responders and others who died at the World Trade Center that day.“The second one gives a personal touch for what we’re saying and the actors were great about doing that,” said Manpearl. It was authentic in conveying why they wanted to do the movie.

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So, the campaign is just making people aware of the movie, while honoring and telling the story of five random people from different walks of life who happened to be in the elevator together.”Manpearl stressed that the film is on a smaller scale than larger past 9/1. Greengrass’s United 9. Watch The Rebound HD 1080P.

Oliver Stone’s World Trade Center (2. As in many independent films, you don’t have the same resources available as studios, so we did most of our marketing through social media and finding influencers and bloggers who would respond to what the movie is about and sharing that with their constituencies,” he said. We also had [publicity company] PMK help with that.”9/1. In New York, it will play the Empire 2.

IFC Films. Rebel In the Rye. Director- writer: Danny Strong. Cast: Nicholas Hoult, Kevin Spacey, Sarah Paulson, Zoey Deutch, Hope Davis, Victor Garber.

Distributor: IFC Films. Multi- hyphenate Danny Strong happened upon Kenneth Slawenski’s book J. D. Salinger: A Life in New York’s East Village back in 2.

While reading the biography he decided it wanted to option the book with an eye at directing. I took him to lunch and convinced him to option it to me,” said Strong. I told him I write it and sell it to a mini- major and it may not get made, or I could do it on spec and we’ll have a better chance of getting the movie made.”Set amidst the colorful backdrop of mid- 2. New York City, Rebel in the Rye follows a young Salinger (Nicholas Hoult) as he struggles to find his voice, pursues a love affair with famed socialite Oona O’Neill (Zoey Deutch), and fights on the frontlines of World War II. It’s these experiences that will inform the creation of his masterpiece, The Catcher in the Rye, bringing him overnight fame and notoriety, but leading him to withdraw from the public eye for the rest of his life.

Strong was not able to tackle the screenplay right away, however due to his commitments to The Hunger Games, but then had a draft of the title within six months, including notes from his producers who he tapped to board the project. After meeting with a number of financiers, production company Black Label Media came on with financing. The production’s next challenge was finding the person who would play J. D. Salinger. Strong saw footage of Nicholas Hoult’s films and was “blown away” by his versatility. Nicholas auditioned with other actors and he was clearly the one,” said Strong. Then when we got Kevin Spacey as Whit, I had a film.”Rebel In the Rye shot over 2.

New York City, which was “very much a challenge,” according to Strong given the tight schedule and the frenzy of the U. S.’s largest city. Post was an abbreviated process in order to be ready for Sundance. After its World Premiere, Strong went back into the edit. It was like a test screening,” he said. And I [decided] I had to make some changes.”IFC Films picked up the title out of the festival.

The film had its New York premiere Wednesday at the Metrograph, which, along with cast and filmmakers, also brought out Kristen Stewart, Harry Connick, Jr., Erich Bergen, Paul Haggis, Whit Stillman and more. Rebel In the Rye opens in select locations today. Orchard/CNN Films. Trophy. Director: Shaul Schwarz, Christina Clusiau. Distributor: The Orchard and CNN Films picked up North American rights to Sundance documentary Trophy in a deal that Deadline reported at the time was close to $2. M. The feature is an early non- fiction awards contender as the title heads out into theaters as the season gets underway.

Trophy journeys viewers across lush African forests and vast plains and into the world’s largest hunters’ convention in Las Vegas as it investigates the powerhouse industries of big- game hunting, breeding and wildlife conservation. Through the eyes of impassioned individuals who drive these industries—from a Texas- based trophy hunter to the world’s largest private rhino breeder in South Africa—the film grapples with the consequences of imposing economic value on animals. What are the implications of treating animals as commodities? Do breeding, farming and hunting offer some of the few remaining options to conserve our endangered animals?“The minute we saw it, we were taken by it,” said The Orchard’s EVP of Film and Television Paul Davidson. When evaluating whether you want [a film] for release, there needs to be something that creates desire to go to a theater to see a movie.

It needs to feel theatrical in terms of scope and scale.