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Audio Blog: Why You Should See Rabbit Hole This WeekendOur conversation just hinges on the reasons you should see the movie even if you don't think you're in the mood for a downer drama (for one, it's not really a downer drama at all)...by Katey Rich | published: 2010-12-17 16:05:37comments
Interview: David Lindsay-Abaire On Adapting His Play Rabbit HoleDavid Lindsay-Abaire's career as a playwright had been marked by absurdist comedies like Fuddy Meers until he responded to advice to write about the thing that scared him most...by Katey Rich | published: 2010-12-14 12:21:14comments
New Poster For Rabbit Hole Shows The Stages Of GriefWe post a lot of miserable and mediocre posters here on Cinema Blend, so when some movie artwork comes around that is actually good, we like to celebrate it. Enter the new poster for John Cameron Mitchell's Rabbit....by Eric Eisenberg | published: 2010-11-30 14:45:09comments
New Rabbit Hole Clip Shows The Lighter SideI've been covering AFI Fest for the better part of the last week and have been given the opportunity to see some truly fantastic titles, from Nigel Cole's Made In Dagenham on Monday to David O. Russell's The Fighter...by Eric Eisenberg | published: 2010-11-11 12:54:03comments
AFI Fest Review: Rabbit HoleThis time of year, known as Oscar season ‘round movie parts, typically sees its fair share of heavy drama. We watch as characters break down, filled with pain, sadness over loss, out of depression or both. But for...by Eric Eisenberg | published: 2010-11-08 01:13:51comments
Rabbit Hole Poster: Nicole Kidman Gets Lost In The WordsWhen we write about posters here we're usually just relieved when a one-sheet avoids the "floating heads on a solid color background" format, and actually recognizes that movie posters done right can be, well, art...by Katey Rich | published: 2010-10-28 08:11:00comments
First Trailer For TIFF Hit Rabbit HoleOne of the biggest hits of this year's Toronto International Film Festival was John Cameron Mitchell's Rabbit Hole, starring Nicole Kidman, Aaron Eckhart and Diane Weist. Based on the award winning play by David Lindsay-Abaire...by Eric Eisenberg | published: 2010-10-22 14:45:25comments
Lionsgate Sets December 17 Release Date For Oscar Hopeful Rabbit HoleIt's just a limited release, meaning likely only viewers in New York and Los Angeles will have the chance to see it, but it sandwiches Rabbit Hole between the limited release of fellow Oscar contender...by Katey Rich | published: 2010-09-24 10:05:23comments
TIFF Exclusive Interview: John Cameron Mitchell Holds Back On Rabbit HoleMaybe the most fascinating thing about it is Mitchell himself, making a significant transition from his first two films to this restrained, tender, sometimes surprisingly funny film...by Katey Rich | published: 2010-09-17 10:17:07comments
Lionsgate Picks Up Rabbit Hole At TIFF, Just In Time For The Oscar RaceThe studio has acquired the film's North American rights with plans to release it this fall, tossing it right into the Oscar race and, if all goes well, snagging another well-deserved nomination for Kidman...by Katey Rich | published: 2010-09-16 12:16:01comments
TIFF Review: Nicole Kidman And Dianne Wiest Shine In Elegant Rabbit HoleLeading the charge is Nicole Kidman, portraying a grieving mom with the kind of restraint we're accustomed to seeing from her, but with an added acerbic bite and sarcasm that feels very new...by Katey Rich | published: 2010-09-14 12:11:57comments
Dianne Wiest Gets Foot Stuck In Shortbus Rabbit HoleJohn Cameron Mitchell isn’t the best director working today, but he has an individualistic style reminiscent of Tim Burton or Charlie Kaufman. Not that I’m implying there’s a gothic-looking tree in the background of every shot...by Mack Rawden | published: 2009-05-05 01:28:49comments
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