In the Grip of the South, Where the Film Tales Are
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The director David Gordon Green ("Undertow") went to New Orleans last year looking for a movie, which eluded him. But he found a home.
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Small-budget films may have just started to get momentum overseas but they are doing pretty well in the country.
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The familiar story of the innocent soul who travels from the country to the big, bad city receives a thorough workout in this crude attempt at a cinematic bildungsroman.
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By Michael Newsom, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb.
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One hundred and twelve years ago, there was a birth in the nation&#39;s southern-most states. It is the Auburn-Georgia series and it takes place in Jordan-Hare Stadium, one of the nation&#39;s loudest, biggest and most historic.
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The film does, in a way, remind us of the old one.
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Three New York theater productions offer contrasting coming-of-age tales.
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Locales that are not always where you want to be but are always fascinating
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Peter Berg directs this Texas high school football extravaganza in a tough, gritty style that gives it an unusually fine and vivid sense of place.
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Some version of the immigrantâs tale told in âGolden Doorâ is part of the family history of millions of Americans.
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Walker Percy wrote about the South better than anyone I've ever read. What I did not know until I moved to New Orleans, though, and bought a house in the Garden District, is how spot on a portrayal of the city and its residents "The Moviegoer" really is. I've always considered it a funny novel, but now I find [...].
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With spirited preaching and conservative teaching, the South is giving the faith a new flavor
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In 'We Own the Night,' writer-director James Gray fashions a gripping melodrama about the familial intersection between the police and a shady underworld.
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NEW ORLEANS - Behind each door, there is a story. Funny stories. Sad stories. Inspiring stories. Perplexing stories. Stories that take you through the days when Les Miles was growing up in the quarry town of Elyria, Ohio, west of the Allegheny Mountains, 24 miles southwest of Cleveland, as an Ohio State fan, not surprising since Elyria was also the ...
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By Chris Kaltenbach and John Woestendiek, The Baltimore Sun  Feb. 7--Life isn't easy for America's vintage movie houses.
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Scott Steindorff's Stone Village Pictures has optioned the rights to James Ellroy's recently published collection of stories "Destination: Morgue! L.A. Tales." Ellroy will adapt the material.
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Global politics, seniors in love, fantastical fairy tales, technical glitches and the Weinstein brothers