This Sunday October, 31st at Theatre Hall Concordia in Montreal, Little Ashes will be showing!

The Festival is dedicated to the LGBT Community and will be featuring other films as well. Check out Image + Nation to see the full list.

You can also purchase tickets for the showing here.

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Four fabulous clips of Rob on the ‘Little Ashes’ set have emerged.

Thanks to RPattzDaily for the post

Little Ashes is now out on DVD for the Rob fans of New Zealand. Head on over to Mighty Ape to order your copy today.

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In the German Joy Magazine, you can see Rob’s transformation from little boy into a man. Click on the thumbnail to see the scans, and read the translation after the jump.

Paul Morrison, the director of Little Ashes, has won the award once before, in 1999 for his film “Solomon and Gaenor.” The next year, the film was nominated for an Oscar. Little Ashes went up against nine other films to compete for the audience favorite award, which is the highest that any film can receive at the Schermi D’Amore Film Festival. Congrats to Rob and all of the movie’s cast and crew!

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Beginning tomorrow, April 6th, Little Ashes will be available for purchase. To get your German copy visit here.

View the Germain Trailer for the movie

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Little Ashes has won the GLAAD Media Award for Best Film Limited Release. The awards are given annually to “recognize and honor media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community and the issues that affect their lives.”

You can see the full list of winners here.

Thanks to Kristie for letting us know that Little Ashes is now available on Netflix. This is great news as we previously reported that How to Be has also been made available on Netflix.

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Edit: Little Ashes is also available on Blockbuster Online HERE.

According to Tweed Daily News Kingscliff Cinemax will be one of three Australian cinemas to screen Robert Pattinson’s film Little Ashes in January 2010. Little Ashes has been released in 2008 in many countries around the world, but it seems that it never made it to Australia. This is great news for Australian Rob fans and you can read the detailed article below.

Twihards can satisfy their craving for Robert Pattinson early next year when a Kingscliff cinema screens one of his rare, earlier films. Kingscliff Cinemax stands to be one of three Australian cinemas to screen Pattinson film Little Ashes in January.

Prior to his rise to fame in 2008 film Twilight as blood thirsty vampire Edward Cullen, Pattinson stared in Little Ashes, a film about the life of Salvador Dali.The film was released overseas in early 2008 but never made it to Australia. Cinemax owner and manager Stephen Buge said he expects the film to do well considering Pattinson’s popularity. [read more]

That’s right - your favorite podcasters are branching out! We sat down this weekend and watched Little Ashes together and recorded our (rather hilarious) commentary! So grab your DVD and download our podcast right here!

Note: Our feed is currently not on iTunes because of technical issues. We are working very hard to get this resolved. However, all episodes are still downloadable through the site. :)