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Published on June 13, 2007 at 11:00am
THE BROTHERS SOLOMON
Cast: Will Arnett, Will Forte, Chi McBride
Director: Bob Odenkirk
Saturday Night Live's two Wills — Arnett and Forte (who scripted) — play not particularly bright brothers who want to fulfill their dying father's wish for a grandchild. One problem: They can't talk to women. (Screen Gems) Opens nationwide.
THE WEDDING DIRECTOR
Cast: Sergio Castellitto, Donatella Finocchiaro
Director: Marco Bellocchio
A film director (Castellitto) on the run from family drama escapes to a small village in Sicily where he accepts a nobleman's offer to shoot his daughter's wedding. This being Italy, the director promptly falls in love with the bride. (New Yorker Films) Opens New York, with additional cities to follow.
AUGUST (date to be determined)
BLAME IT ON FIDEL
Cast: Nina Kervel-Bey, Julie Depardieu, Stefano Accorsi
Director: Julie Gavras
In 1970s Paris, a nine-year-old girl (Kervel-Bey) finds herself left to nannies and a houseful of noisy revolutionaries while her parents devote themselves to radical causes. (Koch Lorber)
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