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'''Fine Line Features''' (also spelled as "FineLine Features") was the specialty movie division of [[New Line Cinema]] established in 1990 to release films of a more "indie" flavor than its parent company. In 2005, New Line teamed up with fellow Time Warner subsidiary [[HBO Films]] to form [[Picturehouse Films|Picturehouse]], a specialty film label of which Fine Line was folded into.

'''Logo:''' Over a black background, a thin, glowing horizontal {{color|blue}} line fades-in, dividing the screen in half. Then, a horizontal white line draws itself inside. The entire line rotates clockwise and shrinks a bit in the process. When the line becomes vertical, it rotates again, revealing an abstract "F" (it really looks like a corner) with a steelish tint. Then, from behind, a rectangle moves clockwise, and moves itself to the top of this "F" shape. It forms an angle, much like a director's block. Around the same time, a {{color|blue}} spotlight/circle backdrop forms behind this shape. The text "<big>'''F<small>INE</small>L<small>INE</small> F<small>EATURES'''</small></big>", which is sandwiched between two lines, fades in while the tops of both shapes shine afterwards. The respective company byline is seen below.

* There was a still logo that has the logo stacked together, with lines sandwiched between the company name. This appeared on the trailer for ''An Angel at My Table''.

* Starting in 1999, the animation briefly pauses when the line becomes vertical, the "F" stretches itself slightly, and the font size was increased for the text.