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I had to get rid of my Wayfarer sunglasses because of Jon Avnet. The year was 1983 when an Avnet
The Universal Language of Film Has a Mexican Accent Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki is proving that images speak louder than words
After funding for her feature film, The Sky Is Green, fell through, Xan Cassavetes found inspiration—and a new project—in her
Costner as Denny Davies Mike Binder’s latest movie, The Upside of Anger, begins with a lingering shot of Joan Allen’s
Rupert Murdoch, George W. Bush and Al Franken “star” in Robert Greenwald’s Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch’s War on Journalism Here is
“[Being a director is about] being an observer—a pair of eyes with some sort of taste attached—someone who can understand
Takashi Miike’s Audition, which stars Shiina Eihi, is well-known for its “stick-a-needle-in-the-eye” torture sequence. If it is indeed true that
Ever since Anna Q. Nilsson starred in the 1911 production of Molly Pitcher, there has been some degree of Scandinavian
Cholodenko directs Christian Bale and Natascha McElhone on the Laurel Canyon set. In the past 35 years, the American independent
Rodrigues with Alice Braga in Fernando Mereilles’ City of God. Every once in a while a foreign film comes along