Nik Fackler, The Film Dude Establishes Himself a Major Cinema Figure with ‘Lovely, Still’

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Nik Fackler, The Film Dude Establishes Himself a Major Cinema Figure with ‘Lovely, Still’

July 25, 2010 leoadambiga Leave a comment Go to comments

Now that filmmaker Nik Fackler’s first feature, “Lovely, Still,” has a national theatrical release scheduled, the buzz about the film, its writer-director, and its stars, Martin Landau and Ellen Burstyn, is getting serious. I noticed that a Nik Fackler profile on my site has been getting a fair number of hits, and so today I decided to re-post a more recent piece about Nik and his film. Check it out. I will also be adding other Fackler-“Lovely, Still” articles I’ve done. Around the time the film has its national release this fall, I will be adding new posts related to it all. That will include an extensive interview with Martin Landau.

My site also contains articles about many other cinema subjects and figures, including Alexander Payne. Check them out.

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