New Benigni Film Looks for Love, Laughs in Iraq War
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Having sought to portray a lighter side to Nazi concentration camps, Italian actor-director Roberto Benigni is now looking for laughs in wartime Iraq.
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Francis Ford Coppola's first movie in 10 years is likely to be the top attraction at the Rome film festival next month.
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'La Tigre e la Neve' con Benigni, la Braschi e Jean Reno
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Three-and-a-half years after their box-office triumph of &quot;Amelie&quot;, French actress Audrey Tautou and director Jean-Pierre Jeunet have again teamed up for a new film -- this time though it's about war not whimsy.
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Oren Safdieâs new play about playwriting and generational conflict is sweetly amusing, if dramatically limp.
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Grossness and sweetness  seem to be the oddly winning combo animating many successful  recent comedies, such as &quot;The 40-Year-Old Virgin,&quot; &quot;Knocked Up&quot;  and current box office hit &quot;Superbad.&quot;
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A new film uses the $45 six-pack of Coke to open another front in the political battle over Iraq, decrying
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Producers at Universal Pictures are developing what would be Hollywood's first feature film about the war in Iraq, with actor Harrison Ford ready to portray a U.S. general in the movie, the studio said on Friday.
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Oliver Stone isnât a fan of the decision to invade Iraq, but in his next film he wants to render âa fair, true portraitâ of President Bush, Variety reported. âHow did Bush go from an alcoholic bum to the most powerful figure in the world?â Mr. Stone asked. âItâs like Frank Capra territory on one hand, but Iâll also cover the demons in his private life, his bouts with his dad and his conversion to Christianity, which explains a lot of where he is coming from. It includes his belief that God personally chose him to be president of the United States, and his coming into his own, with the stunning, pre-emptive attack on Iraq. It will contain surprises for Bush supporters and his detractors.â If financing materializes, âBush,â starring Josh Brolin, above, as the president in a screenplay written by Stanley Weiser, who wrote âWall Streetâ with Mr. Stone, will go before the cameras in April and could be in theaters by Election Day or by the inauguration of the next president. âIâm a dramatist who is interested in people,â Mr. Stone said, âand I have empathy for Bush as a human being, much as I did for Castro, Nixon, Jim Morrison, Jim Garrison and Alexander the Great.â.
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Like the modern-day  equivalent of 18th century pamphleteers, documentary filmmakers  have plunged into the center of the national debates over such  issues as health care (&quot;Sicko&quot;) and the environment (&quot;An  Inconvenient Truth&quot;). But nowhere have the debates been more  passionate than in the rash of documentaries about the Iraq  War.
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In his new role as U.N. messenger of peace, George Clooney was playing himself.
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Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller star in a new film exploring the relationship between the media and celebrities in a re-make of a Dutch version by slain director Theo van Gogh.
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The new CBS comedy deals with relationships, but in that special Adam Sandler way.
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Jonathan Holmesâs âFallujahâ is the latest entrant in the growing canon of documentary theater that concentrates on Iraq.
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Patricia FoulkrodÂs documentary about the war in Iraq stands out as an especially pointed indictment of the American militaryÂs treatment of its own people on and off the battlefield.
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Brad SilberlingÂs new movie has nothing to prove, and not all that much to say, but its modesty and good humor make it hard to resist.
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Geleya may well appeal to the young and the mass audience. In a nutshell the film is high on technical aspects, but low on content -- a clichÃ©d fare with some entertaining moments.