Articles related to "Academy Award Winning Films"

Will the Oscar nod for Slumdog Millionaire encourage Hollywood to make more movies based on culturally diverse characters and their native lands?

This black-and-white classic romantic comedy from 1953 stars Audrey Hepburn as a young Princess who goes on a goodwill tour of Europe and unexpectedly falls in love.

Moonstruck has all the fun of movies about weddings: a reluctant groom, an over-eager bride, and an emotionally distraught family.

Director/Designer John Doyle, who won the Best Director of a musical Tony Award this season, is tackling a new kind of work - Peter Shaffer's Amadeus.

Look for new romantic movies on DVD and an old favorite (The Graduate) now on Blu-ray.

Earth Day is April 22. Here are some ideas for celebrating this special day.

Artistic depression can overcome the best of artists. When one needs to reassess the importance of a life path, these films can help strengthen one's choice to create

Film Making has long been a money-spinner in Thailand, thanks to its topographical variety and good infrastructure. Now location spotting is the new tourist activity.

Popular media isn't up to providing realistic characters who are disabled, so how can you, as a writer of fiction, do any better? Simple. Just write them as people.

As the first hints of spring pop out, holiday-minded folks turn their attention to the annual St. Patrick's Day festivities. But if massive crowds of drunken revelers puk

Rebecca, Jane Eyre, and Dragonwyck are all classic Gothic romances, with naïve young women, mysterious older men, and foreboding old mansions.

Marketers can and will invade your privacy unless you take proactive steps to stop them with every available resource.