Film: A Dark-Humor Master Gets a Camera
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Martin McDonaghâs plays have won wide acclaim, but he had filmmaking in mind all along.
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There comes the moment in the career of many directors when they are compelled to tell the story of a great man in whose life they seem to see a glimmer of their own image.
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A photo-sharing Fool considers becoming a shareholder.
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The company's latest digital camera includes advanced video features.
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Ralph Eugene Meatyard's staged portraits capture the mysterious, inexpressible ties of family as seen at the International Center of Photography.
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By Beth Lucas, The Tribune, Mesa, Ariz.  Dec. 10--Rick Masbruch always loved photography -- but he never expected to have fans worldwide.
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Plus: Mashups for the masses and HD video in a digital camera.
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New authentication software could help news agencies -- stung by doctored images -- detect digital darkroom trickery. By Randy Dotinga.
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The real accomplishment of Stephen Karamâs dark comedy is its picture of the borderland between late adolescence and adulthood.
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A show at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art presents some odd (but fascinating) examples of serial photography.
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An ingenious first film Â made on a budget of about $7,000 by a former engineer and self-taught filmmaker Â about the perils of ingenuity.
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A hilarious photograph from the upcoming Jaan-E-Mann.
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The actor-director delivers another soul-stirring film.
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An invigorating, funny and  moving portrait of a Hollywood hero, the new documentary  &quot;Trumbo&quot; brings the blacklist to life from the inside --  focusing on what it was like to live in movie industry exile  and the wisdom gained in the aftermath for one particularly  fiery artist. Prospects on the documentary circuit are strong,  limited only by a subject that moviegoers might assume to be  more narrow than it is.
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The superstar has made over 120 films. Now you choose which is his best.
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Andy Warholâs films, in retrospective at the Museum of the Moving Image, are records of a world in which an artist worked, played and built his identity.
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Stephen Fry's adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's "Vile Bodies" honors its source with vigor and gusto, capturing both Waugh's cheeky humor and his dark, stringent moralism.