Showing posts with label Rolfe Kanefsky. Show all posts
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Sunday, February 14, 2010

2010 SoHo International Film Festival Announces 'One In The Gun' as Official Closing Night Premiere


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2010 SoHo International Film Festival Announces 'One In The Gun' as Official Closing Night Premiere

Post-Film Q&A with director/writer Rolfe Kanefsky, Producer Esther Goodstein, star Steven Man

New York, NY – February 6, 2010 – The inaugural 2010 SoHo International Film Festival - presented by Made In New York and the Office of New York Mayor, Michael Bloomberg, will be held from February 18 – 21, 2010 in New York City.

The festival will close with Rolfe Kanefsky’s neo-noir ‘One In The Gun’ at the festival lofts theater, 394 Broadway 4th Fl. New York, NY 10013, at 7:30 PM on February 21, 2010. This is the world premiere of the film.

Leading film critic, Betty Jo Tucker of Reel Talk Movie Reviews, wrote, “One in the Gun [is] a fascinating film noir with bizarre David Lynchian undertones. Written and directed by Rolfe Kanefsky, this intriguing movie boasts a complicated plot, mysterious characters and disturbing surprises. It wallows in situations involving seduction, robbery, madness and murder. And every time you think you’ve got things figured out, something happens to make you think again.”

Kanefsky, whose works are well known in the horror genre, wrote the script in three months, drawing inspiration from the classic noirs. “Film noir is one of my favorite genres, it truly draws on every facet of human emotion, so when Steven (Man, lead actor) and I were looking to create a project, it made perfect sense and created what I feel was a great vehicle to showcase the range of his talent.” 'One In The Gun' also stars Robert Davi (Die Hard, The Goonies, James Bond’s “License To Kill”), Katherine Randolph (Jarhead, Black Ops) with Steven Bauer (Scarface, Primal Fear, Traffic) and James Russo (Public Enemies, Donny Brasco, Beverly Hills Cop).

Charles Papas, author of It's a Bitter Little World: The Smartest, Toughest, Nastiest Quotes from Film Noir sums it up with “as long as life disappoints, men and women betray each other, and what we need gets us killed, there'll always be film noir.”

“We are honored to present the World Premiere of Manmade Entertainment Productions', 'One In The Gun' as the festival’s official closing night feature film presentation,” said SIFF Co-founders, Luis Pedron and Jorge Ballos. “We were impressed and honored to receive entries from around the world and feel that this film not only met, but surpassed our festival mandate of cutting-edge digital films that honoring traditional forms of storytelling.”

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About SIFFNYC:
The SoHo International Film Festival (SIFFNYC) is dedicated to celebrating the art of long and short form cinema created from the latest digital technology while still embracing the original goal - incredible storytelling. Founded in the epicenter of New York's most artistic district, SIFFNYC is a unique and powerful platform for filmmakers to gain exposure and potential distribution. SIFFNYC is committed to exhibiting domestic and international films, focusing on dynamic, visionary cinema that creates extraordinary experiences. For more information, visit: www.SIFFNYC.com

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Neo Noir, One In The Gun, brings a little horror to the screen

Neo Noir, One In The Gun, brings a little horror to the screen

Horror film fans will rejoice as Kanefsky gives his latest flick "One In The Gun" a bit of gore...

Hollywood, CA (PRWire) (5/28/08) - On first pass, Rolfe Kanefsky's latest flick, the noir-thriller "One In The Gun" seems to be a gentle ride for this King of Horror, but standing on set watching a graphic scene of lead actor Steven Man ("Savage Island") lying prostate, hands and feet bound to the bed posts, getting his chest clawed open by the long, searing talons of his two co-stars - Latin America's latest, gorgeous gift to the USA, Columbian-born Kika Perez and the not-so-innocent, stunning coquette, Dana Fares, who are straddled across his groin savoring in the delicacy of his blood and their lust for one another, one realizes this film is anything but an ordinary film noir.

"One In The Gun", currently lensing in greater Los Angeles, follows a trail of greed, lust and murder. In a sleepy house, a murderous secret lies dormant until the perfect patsy falls into place. Crafting her charm to it's ultimate perfection, femme fatale Katrina Webb (Katherine Randolph) seduces a seemingly innocent painter to do her bidding. Will her lover (Stephen Williams) or her husband (Steven Bauer) be the target? What game is best played with three men at once?

A sneak peek at the taste of things to come can been seen in the stolen behind the scenes photographs... you want blood? Gore? Stunning women? You want to see "One In The Gun" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1217059/).

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