Continuing to be so swamped with screenings and interviews that I've had very little time to write, but this morning, I caught a Weinstein Company double feature, Woody Allen's Cassandra's Dream (eh.) and Todd Haynes' Dylan movie I'm Not There (great!), both which were greatly delayed due to technical problems. (Cassandra started nearly 55 minutes after the planned start time throwing the next movie into disarray.)

After having a rare sit-down lunch with a local friend, I'm off to potentially three more screenings in a row, including the anticipated George Romero's Diary of Dead, the Asian crime drama Blood Brothers and then Paul Schrader's latest The Walker. Only the latter has distribution, being released by THINKFilm later this year.

Tomorrow morning is Reservation Road (Focus Features) starring Joaquin Phoenix, Jennifer Connelly and Mark Ruffalo, all of whom I'll be interviewing later, and I'll also be doing interviews for Kenneth Branagh's Sleuth with Michael Caine, who I've never met, and Jude Law, who I haven't interviewed in three years. Will also try to catch the international anthology Chacun son Cinema, Julian Schabel's concert film Lou Reed's Berlin and possibly the historic epic Silk, which opens on Friday.

Hope to have more to report and more reviews very soon...