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It Takes a Village to Wrap a Film Shoot Richard Louissaint

It Takes a Village to Wrap a Film Shoot

'Big Words' finishes filming, and all of a sudden the voices on set are gone.

Where Have All the Gigantic, Nuclear-Powered, Horror Monsters Gone? Toho

Where Have All the Gigantic, Nuclear-Powered, Horror Monsters Gone?

'Chernobyl Diaries' plays on old radiation fears with new zombie cliches, but surely another 'Godzilla' is in the works.

'Hysteria' Turns the Vibrator Into Inspirational Cinema BIM Distribuzione

'Hysteria' Turns the Vibrator Into Inspirational Cinema

Tanya Wexler's film about the sex toy as medical device works as drama, comedy, and feminist critique.

'Men in Black 3': A Could-See Sony Pictures

'Men in Black 3': A Could-See

The new movie is better than the second installment, with standout performances by Josh Brolin (as a young Agent K) and Jemaine Clement.

A Raunchy, Dark Comedy at Cannes? Well, Why Not? Benaroya Pictures

A Raunchy, Dark Comedy at Cannes? Well, Why Not?

Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman light up the unfairly bashed Lee Daniels film 'The Paperboy'

A Brief History of Time Travel (in Movies) Universal

A Brief History of Time Travel (in Movies)

'Men in Black 3' is the latest film to face internal consistency problems while tapping into the human desire to change fate.

The Most Notorious Actor/Director Feuds in Movie History AP

The Most Notorious Actor/Director Feuds in Movie History

The time David O. Russell head-butted George Clooney, and other tales of strife on the set

One Sure Bet for Cannes' Top Prize: It Won't Go to 'On the Road' Gregory Smith

One Sure Bet for Cannes' Top Prize: It Won't Go to 'On the Road'

The buzz on the Kerouac adaptation is bad, but the movie's actually pretty good.

How Do You Sell a Movie That Hasn't Been Made Yet? Jon Frosch

How Do You Sell a Movie That Hasn't Been Made Yet?

At Cannes, a glimpse into the weird world of ads for films that don't have distributors--films like 'Lesbian Vampire Warriors' and 'Zombieass'

The End Is Near, and My Crew Is Sleepy Neil Drumming

The End Is Near, and My Crew Is Sleepy

A first-time filmmaker chronicling his experience for 'The Atlantic' enters the final days of shooting.

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