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October 2007 marked the 80th anniversary of Alan Crosland’s The Jazz Singer—and the beginning of the end of the silent
Comparisons between 2 Days in Paris, Julie Delpy’s feature film debut as writer-director, and her work on Richard Linklater’s Before
Big Little Indies Today’s new wave of “indie studios” are changing the rules of the game by Jerry Weinstein (Cue
“The unknown future rolls toward us,” says Sarah Connor after narrowly averting a technological Judgment Day in Terminator 2. It’s
Tomorrow’s movie technologies debut at NAB 2007 By Nick Dager In the movie industry as we knew it, production was
John Wayne was American movies. His gritty, gruff demeanor and that this-is-a-man-coming-through swagger defined not only the Western for decades
The Universal Language of Film Has a Mexican Accent Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki is proving that images speak louder than words
Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Paul Soter, Steve Lemme and Erik Stolhanske in Beerfest (2006). I don’t remember how or why
In a 1982 interview with American Heritage magazine, “legendary moviemaker”John Huston was asked to explain what he meant when he
The only predictable thing about David Lynch is that he is always looking to surprise us. Since 2001’s Mulholland Drive,