Frank Capra and John Ford are honored by Guillermo del Toro and Steven Spielberg in a three-hour documentary on how Hollywood changed World War II, and how WWII changed Hollywood.
This Thankgiving, we’re thankful for the old, the new, the challenging, the funny, the emotional, and so much more.
This practical workshop, produced by Black Factory Cinema, will bring 50 young international filmmakers to Cuba for a once-in-a-lifetime filmmaking workshop with Werner Herzog.
With a new restoration of the 1979 cult classic hitting theaters alongside the fifth entry in the series, the filmmaker looks back on his challenging career, and what has kept him going all these years.
Director Richard Tanne talks about the importance of character and performance over impersonation.
Yet again, local politics are interfering with a country’s ability to fairly choose its official candidate for the Oscars.
Fox Searchlight’s job is to open their controversial $17.5 million Sundance buy on October 7, even if their charismatic director-star is being forced to revisit his college rape scandal.
What It’s Like to Be a ‘Hateful Eight’ 70mm Projectionist (With Quentin Tarantino Watching)
Attention, Filmmakers: Kodak Launches Super 8 Filmmaking Challenge
Kodak Continues Push to Keep Film Alive with New President of Motion Picture and Entertainment
Realizing Your Vision on a Budget: Can You Afford to Shoot on Film?
Alex Ross Perry: Indie Filmmakers Can Afford to Shoot Film
