Cee Lo Green, Keira Knightley and that Maroon 5 Singer Are in a New Film

Earlier this year, VICE Films and Grolsch Film Works teamed up with directors Harmony Korine, Alexey Fedorchenko and Jan Kwiecinski to make a three-part film called The Fourth Dimension. Now, Grolsch Film Works have a new website where you can find out what they’ve been up to and read/ watch interesting stuff about films. Every week we'll be plucking the highlights. This is that.

CEE LO GREEN DID SOME ACTING WITH KEIRA KNIGHTLEY

It's obviously nothing new or a musician to take to the big screen – Elvis, Madonna, Eminem, about a trillion others and now, Cee Lo Green. He's gonna be in a music-themed (I know, *surprise*) romantic drama called Can a Song Save Your Life? with Keira Knightley, Mark Ruffalo and that annoying singer from Maroon 5.

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WILLEM DAFOE GOT KICKED OFF THE SET OF HEAVEN'S GATE BECAUSE OF LULZ Grolsch Film Works recently caught up with Dafoe in London, where he's been promoting his new film The Hunter. In the interview, Dafoe talked about submitting to a director (in this case, Lars von Trier), explained why he doesn't think of himself as a character actor ("big wigs and noses") and told the story of that one time he got thrown off the set of Heaven's Gate by director Michael Cimino for laughing at a dirty joke.

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FILMS ABOUT MUSIC FESTIVALS AKA EVERYONE LOVES LISTS

Glastonbury: The Movie In Flashback came out recently, so we thought it was as good a time as any to trace back the top ten music festival films. Today’s havens of corporate mediocrity are a far cry from most of the films on the list. Nowadays, you’ll find herds of Trustafarians in ethnic ponchos chewing the ends off their white man dreads and yummy mummies trying to put Rufus to sleep in a yurt. Free love, Hells Angels and Jimi Hendrix fucking his on-fire guitar; these are things of the past. So here's a list of films about when festivals were good.[ READ FULL STORY](http://grolschfilmworks.com/ca/features/music-festivals-on-film)

DUSTIN HOFFMAN DIRECTED A MOVIE

RZA's not the only big name first-timer with a film coming out soon. Dustin Hoffman has been behind the camera too, with Quartet, a comedy about three old-timers living in a home for retired opera singers.

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Keep you’re peepers peeled for more Grolsch Film Works updates next week. Go to grolschfilmworks.com to see what’s happening right now.