Fable in the Sea food (Isda)

A Phoenix Features, Cinemalaya Foundation production. (Worldwide sales: Visit Films, NY.) Produced by Jonas Antonio Gaffud, Elizabeth Juan. Executive producer, Adolfo Borinaga Alix Junior. Directed by Adolfo Borinaga Alix Junior. Script, Jerry B. Gracio.With: Cherry Cake Picache, Bembol Roco, Anita Linda, Rosanna Roces, Angel Aquino, Alan Paule, Evelyn Vargas, Arnold Reyes. (Tagalog dialogue)Ongoing to give consideration towards the margins of Filipino society, prolific indie helmer Adolfo Borinaga Alix Junior. satirizes the rewards and burdens of belief to puzzling effect in absurdist drama "Fable in the Sea food." Carried out naturalistically having a couple of comic moments, the pic concentrates on a deeply religious slum occupant who gives birth with a sea food and finds her luck changing concurrently her once-happy marriage goes south. Despite the fact that this mind-scratcher feels as if it's missing one last punchline, further fest exposure is guaranteed. Immediately after devoted, middle-aged marrieds Lina (Cherry Cake Picache) and Miguel (Bembol Roco) transfer towards the giant landfill of Catmon, Malabon City, Lina becomes pregnant. Despite the fact that both of them say they'll be thankful for whatever God adds, Miguel ultimately won't express paternal feelings for your sea food, whilst Lina risks as being a laughingstock by setting it up baptized and turning up on national television. Picache as well as the other female thesps participate in it admirably straight, cooing within the sea food as if were a person newborn. Meanwhile, precisely presented, color-desaturated lensing captures the hellish landscape in the garbage dump since it swarms with activity.Camera (color, widescreen, DV), Albert Banzon editor, Benjamin Tolentino music, Eigen Ignacio production designer, Alix Junior. art company company directors, Roland Rubenecia, Jerome Zamora. Examined at Toronto Film Festival (Visions), Sept. 9, 2011. (Also in Busan Film Festival.) Running time: 85 MIN. Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com

Greg Malins-Greg Berlanti Comedy Lands At CBS With Put Pilot Commitment

EXCLUSIVE: With the network buying season winding down, heavyweights Greg Malins and Greg Berlanti scored a put pilot commitment at CBS for a half-hour project the two will be co-writing and executive producing together. The project hails from Warner Bros. TV where both Malins and Berlanti are based. It centers on notorious womanizer Nick who, after surviving a health scare, realizes that “The One” he had never found is actually his best friend of 15 years, Wendy. Problem is Wendy is engaged to a guy Nick likes, she and Nick own a business together and their attempt at dating back in college was a disaster. For both Malins and Berlanti this marks their second sale at CBS this season. Former Friends and How I Met Your Mother executive producer Malins is co-writing/executive producing with Bill Lawrence a multi-camera workplace comedy, which recently landed a pilot production commitment from the eye network. And Everwood creator Berlanti is executive producing a Nick Wootton-penned cop drama, which has a put pilot commitment at CBS. Malins has strong ties to CBS. In addition to his stint as an executive producer on the CBS/20th TV How I Met Your Mother, he also serves as a consulting producer on the networks hot new comedy series Two Broke Girls, from WBTV. This marks the first half-hour comedy effort for Berlanti who has made his mark on the hourlong side as showrunner on Brothers & Sisters and Dawson’s Creek and co-creator of such series as Eli Stone and No ordinary Family. The sale takes Berlanti’s 2011 batting average to 4-for-4. This is his fourth put pilot commitment this development season, his first at WBTV, out of 4 pitches taken out. The other 3 are on the drama side, all penned by close Berlanti collaborators: a high-concept crime drama project at NBC with writer Maggie Friedman, a legal drama at Fox penned by Marc Guggenheim and Wootton’s cop drama at CBS. Malins and Berlanti are with WME.

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Country singer Wilma Lee Cooper dies

Country singer Wilma Lee Cooper, whose tradition-based lower-home style created a mark on bluegrass music, died Sept. 13 of natural causes in Sweetwater, Tenn. She was 90. Born Wilma Leigh Leary in Valley Mind, West Virginia, Cooper sang together with her family's gospel group the Leary Family within the '30s and '40s. She married the unit's fiddler Dale T. "Stoney" Cooper in 1941. The Coopers broke through in 1947 once they made an appearance on radio's popular WWVA Jamboree in Wheeling, West Virginia. They cut their first records exactly the same year for that small Tennessee label Wealthy-R-Tone, that also launched the very first singles by bluegrass pioneers the Stanley Siblings. These were signed to Columbia from 1949-53, with no success. The duo recorded using their band the Clinch Mountain Clan for that Hickory label within the '50s and '60s. Their greatest hits incorporated "Large Night time Special," a rustic arrangement of Lead Belly's "Night time Special" (No. 4, 1959), a protective cover of countrypolitan singer-songwriter Don Gibson's "There is a Large Wheel" (No. 3, 1959) along with a reading through from the standard "Wreck On the roadInch (No. 8, 1961). The Coopers later briefly recorded for Decca and Starday. They became a member of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry in 1957, and carried out around the popular WSM broadcast until Stoney Cooper's dying in 1977. Wilma Lee later recorded like a soloist for that independent roots labels Rounder and Digital rebel. She upon the market after having suffered a stroke in 2001. She's made it by her daughter Carol Lee, an Opry artist. (Christopher Morris) Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

Frances Bay, Adam Sandler's Grandmother in Happy Gilmore, Dies at 92

Frances Bay Frances Bay, who performed Adam Sandler's grandmother in Happy Gilmore, has died, the La Occasions reviews. She was 92. In Memoriam: See cure has died this season Bay, born in Canada, started acting within the seventies in dinner theater as well as on radio stations. She continued to look in Foul Play (1978) with Goldie Hawn and Chevrolet Chase after which on numerous tv shows like Dukes of Hazzard and Happy Days. More lately, additionally to her appearance in Sandler's 1996 film, she notoriously performed the lady who fought against with Jerry Seinfeld during the last loaf of marble rye bread on Seinfeld. Bay's husband, childhood sweetheart Charles Bay, died in 2002.