For three Atlanta filmmakers, the road to cataclysmic horror began with a surrealist-inspired local experiment.
A SIGNAL from the Deep South - FilmStew.com
For three Atlanta filmmakers, the road to cataclysmic horror began with a surrealist-inspired local experiment.
From THE SOPRANOS to a Marzano - FilmStew.com
Actor Frank Vincent’s upcoming film Chicago Overcoat shines a light on a mafia group that was a whole lot more powerful in real life than HBO’s fictional New Jersey clan.
Mariella Full of Grit - FilmStew.com
As one of three national winners of a contest sponsored by the youth leadership organization Scenarios USA, Texas high school student Mariella Zavala has just snagged herself a major league mentor.
Six decades after a pair of filmmakers watched dailies in a rural British cinema, the film that resulted will help herald the return of that very same establishment.
Dutch PM warns of attacks due to anti-Islam film - Reuters
The Netherlands risks economic sanctions and attacks on its citizens and businesses because of a plan by a right-wing politician to broadcast an anti-Islamic film, the Dutch Prime Minister warned on Friday.
Actors Union Expects Talks to April - AP
The Screen Actors Guild says it will not begin negotiating with studios until the beginning of April at the earliest.
Naomi Campbell leaves hospital via helicopter
“Doctors signed her release and she left in the afternoon in a helicopter that someone sent to pick her up,” said Mirtes Bogea, a spokeswoman for the Sirio Libanes hospital in Sao Paulo.
Land before time: 11 great prehistoric flicks
‘10,000 B.C.’ is the latest movie to take us back to when dinosaurs roamed. Here are some earlier high points of Hollywood’s trips back to the ages of cavemen and dinosaurs.
FESTIVALS | French Vets Reign Supreme in a Roller Coaster Rendez Vous - indieWIRE
A trio of dazzling films from seasoned directors marks this year’s Rendez-vous With French Cinema (running from February 29 to March 9 at the Walter Reade Theater and IFC Center in New York). Claude Lelouch — known here primarily for his 1966 “A Man and a Woman” — is in wicked form with thriller and series opener, “Roman de Gare,” which hits more curves and speed bumps than Sarkozy’s love life. “Paris” by Cedric Klapisch offers an eagle’s eye view of the city’s lives, while a young man waits…