'Coastlines' is part of IFC's First Take slate, which hopes to preem 24 pics this year.
NEW YORK -- IFC Entertainment has added "Ulee's Gold" helmer Victor Nunez's "Coastlines" to its IFC First Take slate, which distributes pics day-and-date in theaters and through video-on-demand.
Under topper Jonathan Sehring, IFC unveiled plans at Sundance to preem 24 indie films this year via First Take as a strategy to give niche pics exposure outside major markets and film fests.
"Coastlines" will roll out in May.
Other pics in First Take's stable so far include the mockumentary "C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America," exec produced by Spike Lee; "American Gun," with Donald Sutherland, Forest Whitaker and Marcia Gay Harden; "Russian Dolls," with Audrey Tautou; and "Sorry, Haters," starring Robin Wright Penn.
Nunez-helmed pic looks at life in a rural Florida coastal town and stars Timothy Olyphant as a man who returns home after five years in prison. Josh Brolin and Sarah Wynter also star.
Pic has been awaiting a theatrical release since it preemed as a buzz title at Sundance in 2002. Clear Blue Sky Prods. and IFC Prods. co-produced.
Nunez's other credits include "Ruby in Paradise."
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