Articles related to "Film Directing"

Profiles of directors who overcame humble beginnings and minority status to produce ground-breaking motion pictures

Captain Ramsey and Executive Officer Hunter fight in a tense drama over conflicting orders regarding the launch of their submarine's nuclear missiles

Horror icons Freddy Kruger and Jason Voorhees clash in a battle over a group of teenagers living in Springwood.

In one universe Helen catches a train and finds out her boyfriend is cheating on her, in the other, she misses the train not learning of her boyfriend's infidelity

When a director's oeuvre is as highly praised as Martin Scorsese's, deciding what to include in a best of list is no easy task.

A pilot discovers a body on the ice, and US Marshall begins the hunt for the killer. But time is running out as a storm looms on the horizon and winter approaches.

The 1950s and 1960s saw several records for film directing set. It was also a period when several directing veterans affirmed their place in movie history.

The Gotham Group will make 19 direct-to-DVD animated movies over the next 3 years, using Dark Horse, Simon & Schuster, William Steig and Maurice Sendak properties.

Directed by Barbara Bell and Anna Lorentzon, a new documentary brings us behind the scenes of a controversial adult website.

Spider Baby is genuinely creepy, and in many ways surpasses Hitchcock's Psycho in style and humor to capture the poignancy of what it is to be freaks in a world gone mad.

Garfield 2: A Tail of Two Kitties makes $5.8 million in its first 3 weeks in China. Previous record holder was Disney's The Lion King with $5.12 million.

What's happening at this year's Ottawa International Animation Festival? Check out the highlights in this handy-dandy guide. OIAF goes from October 14 - 18.

Waitress is an unusual film, taking a freshly honest look at a woman enduring an unexpected and unwanted pregnancy.

St. Patrick's Day insights the mind to thoughts of folklore, shamrocks, and soda bread, but as you're seeing green, why not see secondhand the scenery of Ireland?

James Dean starred in just three movies before his death at age 24, but made a reputation with his honest acting style. He was twice nominated for an Oscar posthumously.

The Last King of Scotland gives us a glimpse into the unusual life of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin.

Taken from today's headlines, Robert Harris' The Ghost is a tale of intrigue and deception, and the addictive nature of power.

International art house director Kim Ki-Duk's thirteenth film, Time, tackles the psychological destructive cycle of plastic surgery.

Woody Allen's signature mix of sexual politics and sparkling dialogue, is transferred from the city to the country, for an overlooked gem that's light, breezy, and fun.

Extremists capture Air Force One and threaten to kill one hostage (which includes the President's wife and daughter) every half an hour until their demands are met.

Next year, Mel Gibson will mark his return to acting, ending an almost seven-year hiatus, with Edge of Darkness.

A review of the 1986 film At Close Range, directed by James Foley, based on a true story.

Whether in the mood for a dramatic tearjerker or a silly-sweet comedy, there is a romantic movie for the occasion.

Gift choices for the movie lovers on your list are not limited merely to DVDs.

Cine Las Americas, the leading Latin American film festival in the southern United States, has released its 2009 screening schedule, featuring Chilean films.

"Cloverfield" is the codename for the new project by J.J.Abrams that is causing quite a frenzy on the internet due to the secrecy being enforced by the Production Company

Commas aid the reader by separating the main part of a sentence from a clause or phrase that adds extra information.

Henry Selick's marvelously dark and novel stop-motion film has received an appropriately bizarre but incredibly enticing score from veteran composer Bruno Coulais.

Jason Bateman rounds out exemplary cast in this quirky and warm film directed by Jason Reitman, and which explores the story of a pregnant high-school girl.

Starring Phil Campbell and Alex MacQueen, tension-filled drama The Hide premiered in the UK on Film 4, February 2009.

Part one of this series focuses on François Truffaut's The 400 Blows; a film extremely influential in the creation of the French New Wave movement.

French Canadian films win many awards but are not often the first pick at the video store. Try these four movies that explore the many aspects of having relationships.

The film version of "The Pledge" delves much deeper into the fascinating characters of the novel.

Guillermo del Toro wrote/directed the foreign film Pan's Labyrinth, picking up pretty much every award going in the process. He's also set to direct the new Hobbit films.

Referred to as the daddy of all slasher movies, Halloween set the standard for slasher films to come.

A shoestring budget these days for a film production still usually amounts to a few hundred thousand dollars. How then does a film fare when it's made for only £45?

The John Landis comedy National Lampoon's Animal House created the campus comedy subgenre and set the tone for college student life as a bawdy path toward self-discovery.

Virgil Tibbs, played by Sidney Poitier, investigates a murder in the Deep South. He has to contend with a Mississippi town's racist sheriff, played by Rod Steiger.

Scotland native, James McAvoy, recently captivated Hollywood, but he's delivered high caliber performances for several years.

Driver Frank Martin is hired to deliver an unknown package but gets curious and takes a look inside. Now those that hired him want him dead.

Australian filmmaker Julius Avery's short film Jerrycan won the Best Film and Best Cinematography categories at the Bondi Short Film Festival on Saturday, November 28.

The article briefly explores the parable of the Hole in Man theory and the message and warning directed to Society.

The Chuck Norris film Missing in Action is one of the first and most widely known of the One Man Army films about the Vietnam War.

JJ Abrams' new Star Trek Film is rocking the box-office, because Trekkies and non-Trekkies alike are enjoying this fantastically constructed blockbuster.

Alliance Atlantis' Before Tomorrow (Le Jour Avant le Lendemain) tells a powerful story, but its execution doesn't quite match its ambition. 5/10

Short biography of the Russian writer of worldly talents.

Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin, and Tommy Lee Jones star in the tensest, most exciting drama all year; gripping suspense, grim fates and fear drive a simple story.

These five best picture winners from the 1970s include a satire, a feel-good boxing story, a tale of social angst, a Vietnam study, and a look at divorce.

Throughout the 1970s, English director Nicolas Roeg produced a series of films that remain some of the most vivid portrayals of the everyday outsider.

A remake of the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show is in the pipeline but do we really need to do the Time Warp again?