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- DCist Interview: Tia Lessin (DCist)
Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:33:48 GMT Trouble the Water directors Carl Deal and Tia Lessin Tia Lessin's path to her first feature documentary as a director started right here in Washington D.C., and carried her through production duties on some of the biggest profile documentary projects of the past decade, including three Michael Moore films (and his TV series), and Martin Scorcese's Dylan doc, No Direction Home . ...
- New DVD releases: 'Iron Man' and more (The Plain Dealer)
Sat, 27 Sep 2008 10:07:12 GMT Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. Paramount The Marvel Comics superhero blasts onto the big screen with flying colors. Playboy industrialist Tony Stark has a change of heart when his company's high-tech weaponry lands in the wrong hands. Downey's restless energy...
- PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Equus — The Stable and the Unstable (Playbill)
Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:57:56 GMT Equus , which is Latin for "horse," and Peter Shaffer , for "serious theatre," stampeded back to Broadway Sept. 25 on the heels of hype with Harry Potter, scruffied-up and unspectacled, in the saddle and Uncle Vernon as the shrink who straightens him out.
- Person of the Week: Simon Doonan (Columbia Daily Spectator)
Thu, 25 Sep 2008 08:10:48 GMT This week we offer our sincere congratulations to Mr. Simon Doonan, creative director of fashion Mecca Barneys New York. On Thursday, Sept. 18, Mr. Doonan finally sealed his 14-year-long relationship with designer Jonathan Adler in San Francisco.
- Film: Capsule Reviews (Cleveland Scene)
Wed, 24 Sep 2008 14:55:51 GMT Bangkok Dangerous - Joe (Nicholas Cage) is a hit man planning to retire after one last job in Bangkok. Along the way, however, he undergoes a transformation from cold and amoral assassin into a human being with a conscience. That change is brought about by two locals: Kong (Shahkrit Yamnarm), a petty criminal Joe takes under his wing, and Fon (Charlie Young), a deaf girl Joe starts to fall for. ...
- CURTAINS UP FOR OVERTURE (Film Journal)
Sun, 21 Sep 2008 19:44:36 GMT With Liberty Media Corp.’s recent creation of Los Angeles-based Overture Films, yet another company—a cable giant no less—is taking the plunge into the choppy, debris-strewn, unpredictable waters of domestic theatrical distribution.
- September 22, 2008 (indieWIRE)
Mon, 22 Sep 2008 22:21:53 GMT Cutely, and accutely, billed as the "Gothic Rio de Janeiro of Spain," the capital of the Basque region is the perfect place not to be in the cinemas.
- Spare Times: For Children (New York Times)
Sun, 21 Sep 2008 01:05:27 GMT FOR CHILDREN.
- Liotta happy not to play a tough guy (Moldova.org)
Thu, 18 Sep 2008 22:42:18 GMT U.S. actor Ray Liotta said he wanted to play the mayor in the new big-screen drama Battle in Seattle because he didn't have to be a tough guy for a change.Liotta is best known for his roles in Goodfellas,Unlawful Entry,Cop Land,Hannibal and Wild Hogs.I got to wear a suit, play a mayor, Liotta told reporters in New York Wednesday when asked why he wanted a role in Battle in Seattle, a film set ...
- Charlie Chan Volume 5 (DVD Talk)
Mon, 15 Sep 2008 14:22:09 GMT Charlie Chan Volume 5 neatly wraps up Fox's popular series of B-mysteries that began in 1931 with Warner Oland in 16 films until his death, and which soldiered on with Sidney Toler for another 11 entries before the series was revived on a less ambitious scale over at Monogram Studios in 1944. Based on appearances Fox's Charlie Chan Volume 4 , the first set of Toler entries, probably didn't sell ...
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