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Journalist-turned-director Gina Levy, co-creator of Foo-Foo Dust When Eric Johnson and I began shooting Foo-Foo Dust, winning awards was the
It’s the age-old quandary: “If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does
Stacie Isabella Turk is an independent filmmaker from Los Angeles, California. Her first short, Love, Life, and Laundry, a well-made
Back in the days of the studio system, gangster films were moviemakers’ bread and butter. Although they seldom won awards,
You know they’re part their prime when a Roger Corman movie receives a degree of critical acclaim, Diane Ladd ends
When he died in 1977, Jim Thompson left as his legacy a handful of crime novels. Never popular during his
The last couple of years have been pretty good for Orson Welles, even though he hasn’t been around to enjoy
In 1954 two exceptional films on organized labor were produced. Elia Kazan’s On The Waterfront worn innumerable awards and is
Prior to Body of Evidence‘s theatrical release a rumor floated that if the film did not perform well, the producers