Release Dates
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Release Dates |
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Festival
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Festival Dates
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Screenings
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| Calgary Film Festival | October 1st-6th, 2002 | October 6th @ 5:00 PM |
| Mill Valley Film Festival | October 4th-18th, 2002 | Saturday,
October 5th @ 9:45 PM Wednesday, October 9th @ 9:00 PM |
| Chicago Film Festival | October 4th-18th, 2002 | Sunday, October
6th @ 9:00 PM Wednesday, October 9th @ 9:30 PM |
| Austin Film Festival | October 10th-17th, 2002 | Thursday, October 10th @ 7:15 PM |
| Hampton Film Festival | October 16th-20th, 2002 | Saturday,
October 19th @ 5:15 PM & @ 10:00 PM (IFC) |
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High Falls Film Festival |
October 30th-November 3rd, 2002 | Saturday, November 2nd @ 11:00 AM |
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New Orleans Film Festival |
October 11th-17th, 2002 | Monday, October 14th @ 9:30 PM |
| Denver Film Festival | October 10th-20th, 2002 | Saturday,
October 12th @ 1:15 PM Sunday, October 13th @ 7:30 PM |
Europe
Lost in La Mancha played in San Sebastian, Spain on 27 and 28 September.
It will also be coming soon to the Warsaw, Flanders, Bergen and Stockholm Film
Festivals.
Theatrical Distribution deals have recently been negotiated and concluded by
Jan Rofekamp of Films Transit on behalf of Quixote Films for the following territories...
Italy: Mikado, and Switzerland: Frenetic.
Lost in La Mancha has received a nomination for Best Documentary - Prix
Arte at the forthcoming European Film Academy Awards which take place in Rome
on December 7th 2002.
Asia
Japanese Distributors Cine Qua Non are now officially working on the film where
its first outing is likely to be the Tokyo Film Festival.
United Kingdom & Eire
A very successful theatrical release by Optimum Films started on Friday 2 August
2002. Upon release in the UK, directors Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe, and producer
Lucy Darwin appeared at many screenings of the film around the country. All
of these special preview screenings have now taken place.
Lost In La Mancha received critical acclaim and a number five place in
the Screen International listing of the top ten UK theatrical documentaries
of the past twelve years. Current box office stands at $324,000 (US) and the
film continues to play in regional venues as well as in London.
Lost in La Mancha has recently been nominated in the British Independent
Film Awards, the ceremony takes place on October 30th in London.
Other countries
Dendy Films is to distribute Lost in La Mancha in Australia and New Zealand.
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