Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The Heaven Project
No, actually the sources don't satisfy  if you look at them carefully. ''Variety (magazine)|Variety'', although providing more than a passing mention, is essentially just a press release announcement, with no significant and no intellectually independent coverage in a trade publication. Essentially all it does is list, in prose form, the kind of data that IMDB lists:  production company, screenwriters, cast, yadda, yadda. Not a reliable source in this case. Do any of the people involved have an Academy Award? Is the movie headed to Sundance Film Festival|Sundance, or Cannes Film Festival|Cannes? Is the director a famous auteur? Although notability isn't inherited. Any articles on the film in a serious magazine on film criticism? Have any mainstream journalistic or academic film critics discussed it?  Note that the NYT mention is just a listing, nothing more, and doesn't count, and neither do the rest of the listings provided. It's just another Hollywood product until sufficiently reliable sources say it's notable. The article's subject lacks intrinsic notability at this time, and that can't be fixed with editing, otherwise I would be arguing to keep, as I have many times before (to the point of probably being considered an inclusionist by some
— User:Becksguy, 05:59, 12 January 2008 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NFF (Wikipedia:Notability)