L A N E   S T R E E T   P I C T U R E S

Currently Playing:

HALF-LIFE
a film by Jennifer Phang
on the Sundance Channel
[Showtimes] [Official Website] [Facebook]

WHERE ARE YOU TAKING ME?
a documentary feature by Kimi Takesue
Currently available through Icarus Films
[Official Website] [Facebook]

REVERSION
a film by Mia Trachinger
Official Sundance Film Festival Selection
[Official Website] [Facebook]

CRAZY BEATS STRONG EVERY TIME
a short film by Moon Molson
[Official Website] [Facebook]

EXPOSURE
a short film by Mia Trachinger
[Now Playing on ITVS: Future States Season 2]

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In Development and Production:

LOOK FOR WATER
a film by Jennifer Phang
with Killer Films

WALKING IN L.A.
a film by Ben Berkowitz

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LSP Partners:
Reuben Lim
Jennifer Phang
Toby Evetts
Simon Reeves
In Association With:
the MOD Studios
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Lane Street Pictures
7510 W. Sunset Blvd. #1428
Los Angeles, CA 90046
(818) 332-9940 office   |   (310) 388-3080 fax
info@lanestreetpictures.com


January 2012
Dance Town - Town Trilogy

Welcome to Lane Street Pictures!

We're excited to start 2012 with some new and exciting projects. Currently in production is Salvador Litvak's indie feature Saving Lincoln which tells the story of Abraham Lincoln through the eyes of his friend and bodyguard, Ward Hill Lamon. This unique look at the lilfe and death of one of the world's greatest leaders takes us into the period of the Civil War through actual photographs of the period.

Stay tuned for some sneak peaks at this amazing world in the coming months.

Wishing you all the best in 2012!
Reuben Lim
Lane Street Pictures


Where Are You Taking Me?
Available now through Icarus Films:

MOMAKimi Takesue's feature documentary Where Are You Taking Me? made its debut at the Roterdam Film Festival and was also showcased at the Museum of Modern Art as part of the Documentary Fortnight. This

"...an uplifting observational documentary that plays on seeing and being seen." - Variety

"...a poetic corrective to lingering stereotypes." - LA Weekly

A high society wedding, a boxing club, a beauty salon, a school for survivors of the civil war: these are a few of the many places in Uganda discovered in this film.

Kids in Lira in Where Are You Taking Me?Employing an observational style, this contemplative documentary reveals multifaceted portraits of Ugandans in both public and private spaces. The film travels through Uganda, roaming the vibrant streets of Kampala and the rural quiet of the North, to reveal a diverse society where global popular culture finds expression alongside enduring Ugandan traditions. The film asks us to consider the complex interplay between the observer and the observed, and challenges our notions of both the familiar and exotic. It offers unexpected images of a complex country, encouraging us to abandon pre-conceived notions of where we are going and what we will find.
Half-LIfe Animated Still

A favorite animated moment from

Half-Life

is young Timothy's dream. Beautiful and haunting.
 

 


Sundance Channel : Half-LIfe
Half-Life Poster
See Jennifer Phang's
Half-LIfe
Currently Playing on the
Sundance Channel
Sundance 2011
Crazy Beats Strong Postcard
Congratulations to Moon Molson and team:
Crazy Beats Strong Every Time
wins the Silver Lamp Tree Award at the 2011 International Film Festival of India.
Must-Have Film Tools
for your iPhone from:
Chemical Wedding Logo
Our dear friends and supporters, Toby Evetts and Simon Reeves, have been fast at work developing some truly amazing film tools for the iPhone. These are must-haves for professional filmmakers and cinematographers for their utility and design. Visit them at
ChemicalWedding.tv
or get them from the App Store: Helios, Artemis, Tooland and Cyclopedia.
Reuben Lim
Lane Street Pictures