Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films that Ruled the '70s (2010)

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[MikeMalloy]

Any updates Mike?

Still somewhat on hold until the clip licensing is all sorted out, but there are a couple of cool new developments....

But actually the timing has been great, as I've been involved in a couple of interesting other projects in the meantime. Look forward to returning to EUROCRIME soon, though, and slaying the dragon!

Thanks to everyone who posted the trailer on a blog or forum. We've gotten amazing interest (festival invites, media requests, etc) from all over the world.

[Jonny]

If you're on Facebook why not pop over and join the Eurocrime! fan page...

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[Distorty]

I did an interview with Mike over at the Australian genre site Digital retribution. You can read it here:

http://www.digital-retribution.com/features/ID091119.php

[frankie]

this looks so amazing it just about brought a tear to my eye. can't wait!

[Kevin Coed]

Really interesting podcast that interviews Mike Malloy available for download here :-

Clicky

[gialloshots]

Listened to that podcast yesterday and it was really good.  Malloy is incredibly informed and brings some interesting information.  I can't wait for Eurocrime to be finished up. 

That site also has some other great podcasts.  Listening to one about Di Leo's trilogy right now but they have a ton of them covering some great films.

[MikeMalloy]

Yeah, that is a good site. Glad the interview was enjoyable. Now back to editing....

[broonage]

I  had a listen too, excellent stuff!

"With an octopus"!! lol

[Kevin Coed]

Listening to one about Di Leo's trilogy right now but they have a ton of them covering some great films.

Listened to that one today and it's made me want to revisit the films again as soon as possible, although for some reason they get the chronology of the films wrong.

[Jonny]

Thought I'd take the opportunity to bump this thread by showing off the seriously cool poster designed by Zach Hobbs 



It's been a while since an update Mike, how's it going?

[Paul]

Great poster. Can we have the film now, please? 

[Jonny]

Great poster. Can we have the film now, please? 

Just a heads up about the project on behalf of Mike. Work on the project has taken a slow turn of late due to him being let down by a couple of people who offered their editing services and then let him down at the last minute. This means that the work which was expected to be outsourced now has to be done by Mike which has put him back quite a bit. Plus in order for Mike to stay financially alfoat he's had to take on some other work on the side so as to keep the food on the table and the bills paid, because as you all know this EUROCRIME project is a labour of love and doesn't bring in any income at all.

The Kickstarter money is safely in the bank and just waiting to be invested in sourcing clips.