The second trailer for Mammoth has been released and I’ve added it to the media archive. I’ve also posted 50 screencaps from the trailer and some new, higher-res stills from the movie. Thanks to Christine for the stills.

x Stills
x Trailer #2 Screencaps

The site has a new layout! Thanks to Anula at Addicted Designs.

I’ve also been going through the affiliates and deleting any dead links or sites that aren’t linking back. If I’ve deleted your site by accident, please let me know. Or, if you want to become an affiliate, fill out the form.

I’ve added scans of Michelle from US Weekly, People, Rolling Stone, In Style, Marie Claire, OK, and Elle.

x Last Uploads: Magazine Scans

After a long wait, we finally have a release date for Mammoth. The movie will be available on IFC On Demand on November 18 and will premiere in New York on November 20. Go to IFC Films for more info.

I’ve added some photos from the movie to the gallery: stills, some dvd art (from the Swedish DVD release), a poster, and photos of Michelle on the set.

x Stills
x DVD Art
x Posters
x On the Set: February 12, 2008, New York

The gallery has been updated with scans of Michelle in the fall/winter 2009 “decade in style” issue of AnOther magazine. Thanks to Mel for the scans!

x AnOther Magazine

I’ve updated the gallery with screencaps of Michelle as Lana in Land of Plenty. I thought Michelle did a wonderful job with this role. It really is a must-see movie for her fans. The are over 900 screencaps from the movie, plus seven deleted scenes, dvd menus, and a “Making Of” feature. I also added a few stills, posters, dvd artwork, and an on the set pic.

x DVD Screencaps
x DVD Menus
x DVD Extras – Making Of
x Deleted Scene – Lana Drives by the Bridge
x Deleted Scene – Henry’s First Sermon
x Deleted Scene – Lana and Sherman Look for a Homeless Woman
x Deleted Scene – Lana Returns to the Bridge
x Deleted Scene – Lana’s Second Chat with Yael
x Deleted Scene – The Amazements Play
x Deleted Scene – Trona Cemetary
x MQ Stills
x On the Set
x Posters
x DVD Art

Mammoth is screening this week at the 45th Annual Chicago International Film Festival.

Michelle and Gael García Bernal star in this riveting, Babel-esque drama about the fate of the nuclear family in the age of globalization. An affluent, overworked New York couple relies on their Filipino nanny to care for their young daughter, while in the Philippines her own children grow up motherless. Meanwhile in Thailand a young mother turns to the sex trade to support her faraway daughter. In the space of a few days, the ties binding them all will be tested in life-changing ways.

Show Times:
Oct 14, 2009 6:00pm – $12/$9
Oct 17, 2009 8:45pm – $12/$9

This movie has yet to be released in the U.S., so if you’re a Michelle fan and you happen to be in Chicago, try to catch a screening!

Source: Chicago Film Festival

I’ve posted scans of Michelle on the cover and inside the October issue of Vogue. I’ve also uploaded a video to the media archive of Michelle behind the scenes at the photoshoot. Michelle’s best friend and Dawson’s Creek co-star Busy Phillips was on the set and Michelle talks about their friendship.

x Scans: Vogue (US)
x Behind the Scenes: Vogue Photoshoot

Over the last three months, I’ve made major updates to the public events section of the site. There are tons of new pics in there. Every year and almost every event has had something new added to it. Please check it out and enjoy.

There are also a few new photoshoots too.

Thanks to deko and Jay for some of the pics.

If you have registered for the gallery and haven’t received a confirmation e-mail, please make sure the e-mail address you registered with is valid. I’ve been having a lot of confirmation e-mails bounce back because of this problem. Please make sure your e-mail address is working before you register.

x Public Events: Last Uploads

Kelly Reichardt is in Oregon currently shooting a period pic that has her re-teaming with Wendy and Lucy’s Michelle Williams, and has the filmmaker working with her biggest cast yet additionally working with [Paul] Dano, Bruce Greenwood (probably suggested by Todd Haynes), Shirley Henderson and Zoe Kazan. We reported that the filmmaker was fleshing out a Western-themed project, so it looks like she’ll be well-prepared for working in difficult terrain.

Written by Jon Raymond (who wrote on her previous film and Old Joy), the film’s title Meek’s Cutoff is based on the tale with perhaps Gerry-like consequences. The year is 1845, the earliest days of the Oregon Trail, and a wagon team of three families has hired the mountain man Stephen Meek to guide them over the Cascade Mountains. Claiming to know a short cut, Meek leads the group on an unmarked path across the high plain desert, only to become lost in the dry rock and sage. Over the coming days, the emigrants must face the scourges of hunger, thirst, and their own lack of faith in each other’s instincts for survival. When a Native American wanderer crosses their path, the emigrants are torn between their trust in a guide who has proven himself unreliable and a man who has always been seen as the natural enemy.

Source: IonCinema