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Line 3: Good Machine became known in independent film circles for its promotion of new writer-director voices. It helped bring Ang Lee, Hal Hartley, and Nicole Holofcener's work to the attention of American and international audiences. Good Machine has been involved in production and/or distribution of a number of projects, including ''The Ice Storm'', ''The Brothers McMullen'', ''Flirt'', and ''Office Killer''. In ~~1999~~2002, Good Machine was acquired by Universal Pictures. While Ted Hope chose to part with the company, James Schamus remained with Universal, whose new small-picture arm was named [[Focus Features]]. [[James Schamus]] is a frequent collaborator with [[Ang Lee]], and [[Ted Hope]] is [[Hal Hartley]]'s sole producer.

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