Extras will include a commentary with the filmmakers that includes Director Brady Kiernan, Co-Writer Nat Bennett, Co-Writer and Actor Sam Rosen, Editor Sam Heyn and Producers Todd Cobery and Spencer Kiernan, and a “Minnesota Originals: Behind-the scenes of Stuck Between Stations” featurette.

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And two pictures from a few weeks ago:

And recent pictures of Josh breezing through cold weather in NYC:

Wrekin Hill Entertainment along with NECA Films announced today they have acquired US rights to STUCK BETWEEN STATIONS, a new drama from director Brady Kiernan featuring standout performances by rising indie stars Sam Rosen (THE ORANGES) and Zoe Lister-Jones (BREAKING UPWARDS), and supported by Michael Imperioli (“The Sopranos”) and Josh Hartnett (BLACK HAWK DOWN). The film is written by Nat Bennett and Sam Rosen, and produced by Todd Cobery, Spencer Kiernan, Sam Rosen and Brady Kiernan.

Casper, a young soldier home on leave, has a chance run-in with his childhood crush, now a grad student coping with conflicts of her own. In one night, the two traverse a striking Minneapolis cityscape, growing closer but knowing they will inevitably have to part ways at dawn.

Wrekin Hill is releasing STUCK BETWEEN STATIONS theatrically at Brooklyn’s ReRun Theater on November 4th and in Minneapolis at St. Anthony Main Theater December 16th, with further dates TBA. The film will be available on DVD and VOD through Lionsgate in March of 2012.

“STUCK BETWEEN STATIONS features wonderful performances from Sam Rosen and Zoe Lister-Jones and they are perfectly complimented by the rest of the cast,” said Wrekin Hill Entertainment’s President and CEO Chris Ball. “The filmmakers have skillfully created a terrific film and we’re proud to be bringing it to theatres.”

The deal was negotiated for Wrekin Hill by Chief Operating Officer Rene Cogan, with Kevin Iwashina and Christine D’Souza of Preferred Content working on behalf of the filmmakers.

Source: IndieWire

The effort asks Americans to support humanitarian organizations with relief operations and to learn more about solutions through President Obama’s Feed the Future global initiative to combat hunger and provide food security.

The Horn of Africa is suffering from the worst drought it’s seen in six decades, which combined with other factors has resulted in famine. More than 13 million people across the eastern Horn of Africa now need emergency assistance to survive, and tens of thousands of people have died. However, according to a national survey released today by the Ad Council and conducted online by Harris Interactive among 2,226 U.S. adults age 18 and older in September, 52% of the general public say that they have not seen, heard, or read anything about the drought and famine.

TV spots and Web ads feature Dr. Jill Biden and actors Uma Thurman, Josh Hartnett, Geena Davis and Chanel Iman. The campaign will also be engaging high-profile athletes and celebrity chefs such as Lance Armstrong and Anthony Bourdain. The effort includes a social media program through USAID’s Facebook and Twitter channels, plus blogs and other websites.

The campaign asks viewers to text “Give” to 777444 to donate $10 to a consortium of humanitarian organizations working in the Horn of Africa, comprised of American Refugee Committee, CARE, Catholic Relief Services, Mercy Corps, Save the Children, UNICEF USA, World Vision and World Food Program USA. Audiences are also directed to www.usaid.gov/FWD for more information about the crisis and a listing of U.S.-funded humanitarian organizations working in the Horn of Africa.

The campaign is also being supported by corporate, media and nongovernmental organizations, including Cargill, General Mills and PepsiCo. General Mills will match the first 2,000 text donations that come through the FWD campaign.

Source: Adage.com

You can watch the videos all on YOUTUBE HERE. There are 4 clips with Josh in it. Or you can download it below:

And Josh was in Hollywood the past week:

Josh at LAX airport and grocery shopping:

Josh in work-out gear with Sophia: