ICM Partners Signs ‘Not Going Quietly’ Director Nicholas Bruckman (EXCLUSIVE)

Nicholas Bruckman has spent his career developing content and making films that address this need for social progress. As the director of the 2021 American documentary, Not Going Quietly, Nicholas gives audiences insights into the world of activism and the power of using tragic circumstances to create personal and social change.Written by Nicholas Bruckman and Amanda Roddy, Not Going Quietly tells the story of activist Ady Barkan.

EXCLUSIVE:  Range Media Partners has signed award-winning screenwriter, director, novelist, cinematographer, and musician S. Craig Zahler, Deadline has learned.

The documentary Not Going Quietly tells the story of Ady Barkan, the progressive and healthcare activist who has been battling ALS.

Jon Burlingame editor“This might have been the most challenging score I’ve ever had to write,” says composer Nicholas Britell of “Don’t Look Up,” the sci-fi social satire starring Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio, now in theaters.Britell, a two-time Oscar nominee (“Moonlight,” “If Beale Street Could Talk”) and Emmy winner (“Succession”), pondered – “every day for over a year” – how to find the right musical approach for Adam McKay’s “unbelievable blend of reality with comedy, absurdity

Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, MusicThe numbers are in on Harry Styles’ Love on Tour trek. Over 42 U.S.

Nicholas Braun got his start in the acting world at a young age.

EXCLUSIVE: Award-winning documentary editor Lindsay Utz is turning her attention to directing.

Nicholas Hoult is celebrating his big day!

Curia is a streaming platform that features fresh, monthly curated collections of films and shorts. As part of this initiative, they are unveiling their inaugural Creator Spotlight series, which allows filmmakers to present some of their favorite films.

In what might go down in history as the most unpredictable year in the dominant Marvel Studios run dating back more than a decade, one of the biggest hits for the studio in 2021 has been “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.” So, you better believe Disney is ready to expand its relationship with the filmmaker behind the blockbuster, Destin Daniel Cretton.

Nicholas Braun, 33, was all smiles when he attended a basketball game with his mom Elizabeth on Thursday night! The Succession star was photographed walking outside of Madison Square Garden, where the New York Knicks played against the Chicago Bulls, while dressed in a casual stylish outfit that included a maroon button-up sweater under a gray jacket, black pants, and black shoes. His mom also looked fashionable in a brown cozy coat over a long gray dress and black boots.

Nicholas Braun is enjoying a night out!

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterA new documentary is in the works exploring the mysterious founder of Bitcoin and the larger state of cryptocurrency.Director Matthew Miele (“Always at The Carlyle,” “Quixotic Endeavors”) will helm the project, titled “Finding Satoshi.” The film will investigate the origins of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, whose identity and invention remains secret.Tucker Tooley, the veteran filmmaker behind movies like “The United States vs.

Emilio Mayorga Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller and the supernatural, has taken international distribution rights to Demian Rugna’s “When Evil Lurks,” the fifth feature of from the Argentine genre director behind 2018 Austin Fantastic Fest winning “Terrified.”Fernando Díaz’s Machaco Films and Roxana Ramos’s Aramos Cine in Argentina and Agustina Chiarino and Fernando Epstein at Uruguay’s Mutante will co-produce the film.

Succession star Nicholas Braun has said that Bradley Cooper asked him for spoilers about the hit HBO show.When the actor, who plays Cousin Greg, was asked by Jimmy Fallon who the most famous person was who’d tried to ask him about what happens in the show, Braun recalled going over to Cooper’s house to watch football.“Bradley Cooper is a big Succession fan and I didn’t know it,” the actor began. “I was invited to his house.

he engaged Senator Jeff Flake in a conversation while aboard a plane. And Whitford insisted that it is Barkan's openness to conversation, with friends and foes alike, that makes him such an admirable and much-needed figure in our society.