‘What’s wrong with the human body, and sex? Why can’t we talk about it?’- Shari Solanis

Cinema Libre Studio will be hosting its first #filmchat on Twitter on Tuesday, March 22 at 4pm PT. This will be a one-hour chat via Twitter where we will make our team members available to answer questions about the indie film distribution process in as direct a manner as we can achieve in 130 characters.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
“A BREAKTHROUGH FILM…a journey of love and acceptance that thousands of parents will be taking with their kids in the coming years…offering the fullest picture to date of the emerging neurodiversity movement and what it has to teach us all.”
- Steve Silberman, Editor, WIRED Magazine
“★★★” – Chicago Sun Times
 
Meet the Autism War: Devastating Illness or Neurodiversity?

LOVING LAMPPOSTS: LIVING AUTISTIC
April 2nd is UN World Autism Day – April is Autism Awareness Month   
DVD Streets March 29, 2011
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LOS ANGELES (March 3, 2011) – Today autism affects approximately one out …

Movie Review

Now & Later (2007)

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James Wortham in “Now & Later.”
‘Now & Later’ Explores Sex and Politics
By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS
Published: February 17, 2011

Essentially a two-person play liberally sprinkled with gleaming, groovy, graphic sex, “Now & Later” exudes an amiably accessible vibe that softens the edges of its freewheeling explicitness.

Lest we enjoy all this flesh without an ennobling context, the movie kicks off with Wilhelm Reich’s assertion of the link between sexual repression and violence. Thus cautioned, we can now guiltlessly appreciate the many and varied couplings of Angela (Shari …

UNRATED: A WEEK OF SEX IN CINEMA (NY)

 Posted by Gerald Wright on February 16, 2011 at 1:48 PM
 

Opening February 18 -24, 2011 at NY’s Quad Cinema
In retrospective “Unrated: A Week Of Sex in the Cinema, Philippe Diaz and distributor Cinema Libre Studio have curated a retrospective of six notable films that explore the edgier side of relationships.  Designed to foster a broader dialogue with filmgoers, the showcase allows New York audiences the chance to revisit six popular and controversial films that push buttons and boundaries for their frank and explicit …

~ CELEBRATING SEX IN CINEMA ~

COMING TO LA
(Click here for details on NYC)

In conjunction with the Los Angeles premiere of award-winning filmmaker Philippe Diaz’s NOW & LATER, we’ve organized a week of films and special guest appearances to help spark a conversation about sex – or the lack thereof – in cinema.
Screenings start Friday, 2/25 at LAEMMLE’S SUNSET 5 (8000 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90046)
- Cinema Libre Studio

“Uninhibited sexuality taken …

~ UNRATED: A WEEK OF SEX IN CINEMA ~

COMING TO NYC

In conjunction with the NYC premiere of award-winning filmmaker Philippe Diaz’s NOW & LATER, we’ve organized a week of panels, films and special guest appearances to help spark a conversation about sex – or the lack thereof – in cinema. We hope you will make a point of coming and spreading the word. Events start Thursday, 2/17 at the …

This information has been updated. Please CLICK HERE
Opening on February 18 – 24, 2011 at NYC’s QUAD Cinema (934 West 13th Street, New York, New York 10011), NOW & LATER will premiere accompanied by the week long retrospective: “UNRATED: A WEEK OF SEX IN CINEMA”, curated by distributor Cinema Libre Studio.
Along with NOW & LATER, six other notable films that explore the edgier side of relationships and sexuality in Cinema will screen. Designed to foster a broader dialogue with film-goers, the showcase allows New York audiences the chance to revisit these …

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A Rachid Bouchareb Retrospective featuring “Outside the Law”
Wednesday, December 8th, 2010
Lloyd E. Rigler Theatre at the Egyptian
6712 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, CA  90028

Since his first film, Rachid Bouchareb has focused on correcting historical inaccuracies, specifically the Franco-Algerian colonial past, while advocating for religious tolerance and respect for differences amongst peoples. Born in Paris to an immigrated Algerian family, he was long seen as a political force within the French cinema. Nominated to the Best Foreign Film Oscar with Poussières de Vie in 1995, he found …

Oliver Stone’s insightful new documentary will introduce North American viewers to the Presidents of Latin America and their leftist revolution when it becomes available on DVD and Blu-ray on October 26, 2010 with over ninety minutes of special features, including a 2010 interview with Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez.

The film chronicles Stone’s travels to South America in the winter of 2009 and tells the story of the rise to power of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez and other South American presidents responsible for sweeping changes in the region. The film features intimate conversations with Chávez, Evo Morales (Bolivia), Lula da Silva (Brazil), Cristina Kirchner (Argentina), as well as her husband and ex-President Néstor Kirchner, Fernando Lugo (Paraguay), Rafael Correa (Ecuador), and Raúl Castro (Cuba).