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Joshua Brunsting
30 Minutes Of Footage From Orson Welles’ Final Film, The Other Side Of The Wind, Arrive Online
Film has been long anticipated and director Peter Bogdanovich is hard at working trying to make this a reality.
Zero Dark Thirty Wins Yet Again, Takes Home Best Picture From The National Board Of Review
Going into the start of this awards season, it appeared to be one of the most competitive in quite some time. Spielberg hit a home run with Lincoln, indies like Beasts Of The Southern Wild and established auteurs like...
David Harewood To Star As Paul Robeson In Upcoming Biopic
Film will look at the life of the athlete, thespian and activist.
Francis Ford Coppola Working On An “Ambitious” Studio Film, Casting Soon
New film will be set in New York and span multiple decades.
Next For Guillermo Del Toro Is Crimson Peak, Could We Still See At The Mountains Of Madness?
Film will see Del Toro return to horror.
This Is Not A Film Joins 14 Other Films On The Oscar Documentary Short List
And there is one big reason why the film should win come Oscar time.
Sundance Announces Premieres Lineup For 2013 Festival
Richard Linklater's Before Midnight to debut in Park City.
Claude Lanzmann To Receive Lifetime Achievement Award At Next Year’s Berlinale
Shoah director will receive award and see his entire canon screen during next year's Berlinale.
The Master Tops Sight And Sound’s Top 10 Films Of 2012
Film is topped by Anderson's latest epic, and features films from Miguel Gomes and Michael Haneke.
Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha Gets A Release Date
Company also dates Kiarostami's Like Someone In Love.