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Giancarlo talks to Sun TV in Toronto about the film

Giancarlo talks about the next projects for his production company, Quiet Hand

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Entertainment Tonight Canada interviews Giancarlo Esposito

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More Festival Awards for Gospel Hill: And three more makes nine!

Well, we're very excited to announce that we have won three more awards. At the Reel World Film Festival, we have won "Outstanding International Feature". Thank you to Tonya Lee Williams, Hayet Benkara, Sasha Stoltz, Lynn Stolz, Tonya's Mom! and Moe Jiwan! Wonderful to meet you! And at the Nashville Film Festival, we've won "Best Director" and "Best African American Film"! ~James Riley

Gospel Hill Wins Best Feature Film at Sedona Film Festival

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Ok, so the awards are starting to stack up! The indie film festival circuit seems to have really connected with the film, and we are delighted! The Sedona award brings to six, the number of awards that the film has won.

 

Gospel Hill to open Reel World (Hollywood Reporter)

 

Danny Glover, Angela Bassett star in civil rights tale

By Etan Vlessing

March 18, 2009, 02:25 PM ET

TORONTO -- "Gospel Hill," the directorial debut of Giancarlo Esposito, will open the ninth edition of the ReelWorld Film Festival on April 15, organizers said Wednesday.

The U.S. indie, about a decades-old investigation into the death of a civil rights leader, stars Danny Glover and Angela Bassett and also features Esposito, Julia Stiles, Taylor Kitsch and Nia Long.

The brainchild of actress Tonya Lee Williams ("The Young & the Restless"), the Toronto showcase for culturally diverse filmmakers will close April 19 with the Bollywood romantic comedy "Aloo Chaat," directed by Robby Grewal and starring Aamna Shariff and Aftab Shivdasani.

Also in the ReelWorld pipeline is an international premiere of Hong Kong's "Kung Fu Hip Hop," a Cantonese-language film about three dance-competition entrants from director Huayang Fu, and Jaffar Mahmood's "Shades of Ray," which stars Zachary Levi and Brian George.

Other U.S. films in the lineup include Gerald Barclay's "Wu: The Story of the Wu-Tang Clan" and Tyler Perry's "The Family That Preys."

 

Giancarlo Esposito talks about casting Sam Jackson, Danny Glover and Angela Bassett

Giancarlo Esposito: Films can Save the World

Taylor Kitsch interviewed about his role in Gospel Hill