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Shoot It!: Hollywood Inc. and the Rising of Independent Film by David Spaner

By Edward Copeland When you've seen as many films as I have over the course of my decades of serious moviegoing, it becomes harder and ...

By Phil The transition from stage to screen can be a bumpy one. All too often, what worked in the comparatively intimate confines of a Broad...

“The best American film I’ve ever seen.” — Charlie Chaplin “ A Place in the Sun was done right before I met George. It hadn’t come out yet...

"My heroes are no more neurotic than the audience. Unless you can feel that a hero is just as fucked up as you are, that you would make...

By Kevin J. Olson Ray’s baroque Western Johnny Guitar is an obvious allegory for repression (both political, the film is filled with refer...