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I Will Follow You Into the Dark (2012)
aka Vanished
Story follows Sophia, who is severely depressed after the deaths of both her parents within six months. Convinced that the Afterlife is mere oblivion, and that this life is meaningless, she retreats within herself, only to be drawn out of her depressive funk by an unexpected romance with a man named Adam. After Adam disappears mysteriously into the depths of a haunted apartment building, Sophia vows to pursue him, even if it means walking over the threshold into the realm of death.
Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain (2012)
Interwoven stories of people in India and US as they face dilemmas of life time in the months leading to the biggest Industrial disaster in human history that claimed 10,000 innocent lives within a few hours. Inspired by real events.
The Misadventures of Ben Banks (2012)
aka Beauty and the Least
Ben Banks is the Forrest Gump of the slacker generation. He’s a young man without much drive or ambition, who stumbles into a series of strange and fascinating (mis)adventures. When he falls in love with a beautiful girl (Mischa Barton) with a mysterious past, he begins a journey that makes him discover being a grown-up isn’t so bad after all.
The Sibling (2012)
Set during a single day and night at a high school, Jessie (played by Mischa), a guidance counselor, Addison (Duncan), the school principal and local police officer, Travis (Sawa) are the central characters of a "whodunit" as murder sweeps the school.
Cyberstalker (2012)
Lifetime Original Movie (Screening Sep 2012)
Mischa plays a woman whose parents are murdered by a serial killer. She goes into seclusion, then reappears 13 years later as an accomplished painter, only to be discovered once again by the stalker.
Apartment 1303 3D (2012)
A modern ghost story which turns a love/hate relationship between mother and daughter into a tale of horror. Some rentals are too good to be true.
Attached
The Science of Cool
Three$um
The Hen Do
School Spirits
Passing Ships
Upstate
Into the Darkness
Girl Without a Planet
Mischa Covers Twelv Twice
Posted in Gallery, Photoshoots, ScansCheck out Mischa’s dual covers of the upcoming debut issue of TWELV magazine. Both are really stunning covers – the one where Mischa is holding a baby is a great concept considering the thought behind it which you can read in the text below.
What’s one way to get a new magazine noticed? Create a celebrity cover, ideally with a provocative photo concept. TWELV magazine, a new New York-based publication hitting newsstands at the end of May, chose the ever intriguing Mischa Barton as its debut covergirl.
With her new clothing line, music video cameo, an upcoming movie and red carpet appearances, Barton has already re-piqued our interest. But one of her two TWELV covers, to be used for 500 limited edition copies of the debut issue, is especially intriguing: wearing a matronly white dress, Mischa poses holding a baby. A naked, thumb-sucking, real live baby.
The clothing itself — a white, buttoned-up frock that reminds of Leelee Sobieski’s recent Jil Sander number — is already a change for the leather leggings-loving Mischa. But the baby is an even stranger sight: what is Marissa Cooper doing with an infant?
Trying to get us to read TWELV, we suppose. There’s a sneak peek of the shoot and interview online, in which Mischa reveals she’s opening a handbag store in London at the end of May. But we’re more excited about the photos, which cast Mischa in a high-fashion glow. Check ‘em out below and see more at TWELVmag.com.
UPDATE: Twelv sent us the following details about the shoot:
Hissa chose to have Mischa holding a baby because he has always had a fascination with the Virgin Mary. And in working with Mischa her kind and sweet personality was hard to ignore. So when it came to discussing concepts for the shoot, Hissa felt it would be a way to portray a side of Mischa that has never been seen before. So for the premier of TWELV magazine they both agreed that creating a visual dichotomy between Mischa’s public persona and the famous biblical figure in a high fashion setting would give people the chance to see the actress and designer in a new light.
Source: The Huffington Post
