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Kathryn Is Rachael In The Coin

imdb_logo_100x100The IMDb entry for the short film The Coin has finally accepted updates to include both Kathryn and Christopher Lloyd as cast members, they had been notably missing until now.  Their addition reveals their characters’ names.

Kathryn stars as Rachael and Christopher, best known as Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back To The Future movies, is William.

This matches information recently supplied to KM UK.  Previously we speculated as to the meaning of the release date of 17th September 2012 currently shown on IMDb.  We understand that this is just a place-holder submitted to IMDb to help get the film added to the site and doesn’t relate to any specific event.

So far no details are known of the plot of the 9 minute long short film.

More news when we get it.

Sunday’s Mother DVDs Ship & Exclusive Clip

002As part of the Kickstarter crowd funding process it is normal for those that help with the funding of a project to be promised certain rewards as an incentive.  This is often early access or special editions of the product.  In the case of the short film Sunday’s Mother a DVD of the movie was the main item on offer.

KM UK has been informed that technical issues delayed the process significantly but in the past few days the DVDs and other rewards have been sent out to the 17 backers that pledged $25 more to help get Sunday’s Mother made.

To celebrate this milestone KM UK brings you a short exclusive video clip from the movie.  It is part of the opening scene from the film as Gillian (Kathryn) and Sunday (Chase Ellison) enter their new apartment, as pictured above.  You can now find the video in the Gallery.

Thank you to the production crew of Sunday’s Mother for their help with this.

Sunday’s Mother is still in the process of being submitted to festivals.  It was accepted into the Brownfish Short Film Festival NYC 2012 last Friday and was screened at the Phenom Film Fest this past weekend.  We will bring you any more news as it comes in.

Today’s scheduled Summer Of HD 2012 update will be posted next week.

Sunday’s Mother @ Brownfish Short Film Festival

brownfish_film_festival_2012_120x136More Sunday’s Mother festival news.

The short film Sunday’s Mother, which stars Kathryn as the mother of the lead character Sunday, has been accepted, appropriately, into the Brownfish Short Film Festival NYC 2012.

Taking place between the 2nd and 4th of November in New York, the festival is the work of the Brownfish production company.  It was created to help filmmakers showcase their work.

The 15 minute long Sunday’s Mother will be competing for Best Drama with five other films.  There are five more categories and 22 films in total.  Congratulations and good luck to Sunday’s Mother.

You can find out more about the festival on the Brownfish.com website.  If you are in New York in November and can attend the festival please let us know.

Thanks to the Sunday’s Mother production team for letting us know about this.

Sunday’s Mother @ Phenom Film Fest Tomorrow

phenomfilmfest_100x150Back in May the short drama film Sunday’s Mother starring Kathryn, Chase Ellison, Riley Smith and Brian Norris received it’s première at the Newport Beach Film Festival.

Tomorrow (Friday, 7th September 2012) and Saturday sees the 15 minute short film Sunday’s Mother get another festival screening, this time at the Phenom Film Fest, based in Bossier City, Louisiana.

Like the Newport Beach event, Sunday’s Mother will be shown in a themed block of seven “Drama Short Films”.  The latest version of the Phenom schedule shows that there have been some changes to the line up and timings.  Now totalling 1.5 hours, instead of over 2, the block gets its first airing at the East Bank Theatre at a new time of 13:30, moved back by 15 minutes.  Saturday’s repeat showing at the Marriot Courtyard remains at 17:50.

If you are in the Bossier City area in the coming days and get a chance to see Sunday’s Mother then please tell us about your experience.

You can find more information on the event’s website HERE.

Sunday’s Mother is a short film about a boy (Sunday) suffering at the hands of a bully. Kathryn plays Gillian, the boy’s mother. It was filmed last year after raising funds via the Kickstarter website. KM UK is proud to have been involved in the fund raising effort and supporting this film.

We hope to bring you more news about Sunday’s Mother very soon.

What Would You Say?

kathryn_champ_screen_004Inspired by last week’s posting of about an interview and chat with Kathryn, I was wondering what would you say?

As a quick reminder:  reporting for the Pass The Remote website back in 2007, LillyKat attended a special screening of Resurrecting The Champ.  After showing the film there was a Q&A session with several key people, including Kathryn, from the project.  LillyKat was able to ask Kathryn some questions about the film, the character she played and her return to the big screen.

After the after LillyKat was got a chance to talk one-on-one with Kathryn and ask her some more questions.  You can read the two-part article LillyKat wrote about the experience starting HERE.

If you were in the same two situations what would you ask Kathryn?  Is there a question you have about Resurrecting The Champ or Kathryn’s character Joyce?  Can you think of a way that you would explore those points further in a later one-on-one?  Perhaps this would give you a chance to talk more about Kathryn’s wider body of work.  Remember that this is 2007 so season 5 of Cold Case is just about to start airing, and Cougars, Inc. or Moneyball do not exist yet.

Please leave your ideas in the comments below, mentioning whether each question would fit in to the Q&A or the 1-on-1.  Let’s keep the understandable fan-boy/girl gushing to a minimum and treat it like you are a proper reporter preparing an article for a newspaper or website.

Who knows, maybe one day we’ll be able to put some of your questions to Kathryn herself.

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