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Glee 2.20 Prom Queen – title & air date confirmed

Fox has released the schedule for May. The full press release is on Spoiler TV. Here is what happens in Eric’s episode:

Tuesday, May 10
GLEE (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) – “Prom Queen”
When the entertainment for prom falls through, Principal Figgins (guest star Iqbal Theba) asks New Directions to perform at the dance much to prom coordinator Sue’s dismay. Things get heated as the competition for prom king and queen draws closer, and Jessie St. James (guest star Jonathan Groff) returns.

Unrelated to Glee, MF Magazine did an interview with Kate Connor and Andy Hirsch at the Sonoma Film Festival, where Fort McCoy was screened 10 days ago. The clip is on YouTube. Also on YouTube, there is a short clip from the Grace of My Heart Q&A. Looks like Eric wasn’t there after all. Fun clip, though.

New photo from the Glee set

Eric is still working on Glee and several people have tweeted that he is directing the prom episode (see tweets from this guy, for instance). If that’s the case, it’s episode 2.20 and it will air on May 10.

Cory Monteith has posted another pic from the set (embedded):

Meanwhile, there aren’t any reports from the Fort McCoy screenings in Houston, but there is a new interview with Kate Connor on the Houston Public Radio site. The film was shown there last Friday and there is another screening tomorrow, so if you’re in the area, you can still catch it.

Last not least, Allison Anders tweets that Eric will be at the Grace of My Heart Q&A/screening on Saturday.

Fort McCoy at the Newport Beach Film Festival

eric stoltz,fort mccoyFort McCoy will be shown at the Newport Beach Film Festival on April 30 and May 5 and Eric is expected to attend.

From The Orange County Register:

Other festival highlights include the West Coast premiere April 29 of “Lucky,” a film written and directed by Gil Cates Jr. and starring Jeffrey Tambor, Colin Hanks and Mimi Rogers; “Balls to the Wall” (April 30), a comedy about a male stripper directed by Penelope Spheeris; “California State of Mind: The Legacy of Pat Brown” (April 30), a documentary executive produced by the former governor’s niece, Hilary Armstrong; “Project Nim” (April 30), a documentary directed by James Marsh, who won the 2008 Oscar for best documentary for “Man on Wire”; “Fort McCoy” (April 30), a drama starring Eric Stoltz; and “PressPausePlay” (May 1), a documentary about the digital revolution’s effects on art, culture and music. (…)

Special guests expected to attend include actors Hall, Fonda, Tambor, Colin Hanks, Stoltz and more. Emmy and Oscar-winning writer Aaron Sorkin is scheduled to lead a screenwriting discussion on Saturday, April 30 at the Lido Theater.

For the complete program and tickets, see: program.newportbeachfilmfest.com.

Another screening and review of Fort McCoy

Fort McCoy will be shown at the Sonoma Film Festival on April 10. For showtimes and venues, go to the festival’s site.

There is a new review of the film at Sonoma News:

Frank Stirn, played excellently by Eric Stoltz who also produced the film, is a barber in 1944 who cannot join the military due to a heart murmur. Desperately seeking a way to still serve his country, he moves his family to Fort McCoy, a POW camp that is home to thousands of Germans and Japanese soldiers. The strongly character driven film offers a snapshot of daily life on the base, where the prisoners seem to run freely as they are consistently wandering into the Stirn’s home, panicking Frank’s wife and children.

Fort McCoy to be screened at WorldFest 2011

Fort McCoy will be shown at the WorldFest International Film Festival in Houston on Friday, April 15.

If you’re in Texas next month, you can get tickets here: http://worldfest-houston.ticketleap.com/fort-mccoy-usa-festival-premiere/

Fort McCoy screened at Fort Lauderdale Film Festival

Fort McCoy has had a couple of screenings at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival and will be screened one more time on November 11. Follow the link to see the film’s listing.

Fort McCoy wins Best Feature Film prize at Hollywood Film Festival

Fort McCoy has won the award for Best Feature Film at the Hollywood Film Festival.

Report:

The winners of the festival’s film competition were announced Sunday night at the “Hollywood Discovery Awards® Presentation Ceremony at ArcLight Cinemas in Hollywood. This year’s winners are: “FORT MCCOY” by Kate Connor and Michael Worth — Best Feature Film; “RECONCILIATION: MANDELA’S MIRACLE” by Michael Henry Wilson — Best Documentary; “WILD TARGET” by Jonathan Lynn — Best Comedy; “EL ARMADILLO FRONTERIZO” by Miguel Anaya — Best Animation, and “THE DESPERATE” by Ben Hur Sepehr — Best Short Subject. – Hollywood News