Film on David Halberstam coming in Nov.
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Bob Woodward, Joan Didion and Seymour Hersh are among those who have agreed to participate in a short promotional film for David Halberstam's "The Coldest Winter," the final book by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist who was killed last spring in a car accident.
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ItÂs Black on Black this weekÂ preceding the big Black Bhansali opus which opens next week.
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Jessica Yu's excellent documentary explores the life and work of Henry Darger, one of the world's best-known outside artists.
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Immy Humes' documentary  about her late father, Harold L. Humes, has a poignancy that  comes not only from its subject -- a largely forgotten but  highly important literary figure of the late 1950s and early  '60s -- but also from the inclusion of interviews with such  departed contemporaries as Norman Mailer, George Plimpton,  William Styron and Timothy Leary.
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Director Dylan Kidd talks about his new film.
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Eight months after its  theatrical release, David Fincher will present the director's  cut of his thriller "Zodiac" at a November 19 event hosted by  the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
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One film old. A big film in the kitty. And now, a cool endorsement.
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The maker of a documentary about Fox News offers raw footage of his film online for others to re-edit into new 'mixes.' With the spread of broadband and cheap filmmaking software, film may become remixers' favored medium. By Daniel Terdiman.
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Director Selvaraghavan talks about his new film.
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Martin Scorsese, Dennis  Hopper and Haskell Wexler are among the film industry veterans  slated to be interviewed for inclusion in a documentary about  two of the community&#39;s most influential directors of  photography, Laszlo Kovacs and Vilmos Zsigmond.
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Steven Spielberg is about to have a close encounter of the   presidential kind.
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Rahul Dholakia talks about his film awaiting theatrical release.
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An interview with the master filmmaker about his new films.
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Software and snowflakes will have starring roles in next week's Wall Street epic.
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Filmmaker Ray Harryhausen will present a lineup of double features that exhibit his pioneering special effects later this month.
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Erik Greenberg AnjouÂs charming documentary about the cantor Jacob Mendelson is more concerned with singing praises than arguing over orthodoxies.
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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.