Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Cinelicious Pics is a distribution wing of the post-production company Cinelicious, launched by Paul Korver and Dennis Bartok, former American Cinematheque head programmer.In a Deadline.com article about the launch, \"Indie/Art House Distrib Cinelicious Pics Launches With ‘Giuseppe Makes A Movie,’ ‘Metalhead,’ ‘Elektro Moskva’\", Jen Yamato reported the company's plans to distribute \"an eclectic mix of 12 films a year spanning new American and foreign independent features and documentaries.\"In November 2014, the company announced it would release Eiichi Yamamoto's cult classic Kanashimi no Belladonna as its first major restoration and re-release, with all restoration work completed in-house, through Cinelicious.LA Weekly announced Cinelicious Pics as Best Indie Film Distributor of 2015. Michael Nordine of LA Weekly stated \"Cinelicious Pics has been quietly balancing the art-house equation in L.A.'s favor...the company has yet to release a bad movie and is selective enough in its offerings for each film to feel like an event worth anticipating and celebrating.\""@en }
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- Cinelicious_Pics abstract "Cinelicious Pics is a distribution wing of the post-production company Cinelicious, launched by Paul Korver and Dennis Bartok, former American Cinematheque head programmer.In a Deadline.com article about the launch, \"Indie/Art House Distrib Cinelicious Pics Launches With ‘Giuseppe Makes A Movie,’ ‘Metalhead,’ ‘Elektro Moskva’\", Jen Yamato reported the company's plans to distribute \"an eclectic mix of 12 films a year spanning new American and foreign independent features and documentaries.\"In November 2014, the company announced it would release Eiichi Yamamoto's cult classic Kanashimi no Belladonna as its first major restoration and re-release, with all restoration work completed in-house, through Cinelicious.LA Weekly announced Cinelicious Pics as Best Indie Film Distributor of 2015. Michael Nordine of LA Weekly stated \"Cinelicious Pics has been quietly balancing the art-house equation in L.A.'s favor...the company has yet to release a bad movie and is selective enough in its offerings for each film to feel like an event worth anticipating and celebrating.\"".