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Skills Like This
n this inventive comedy, three friends have their lives turned upside down when one of them realizes that larceny might be his best skill.
Beyond the Call
In an Indiana Jones meets Mother Teresa adventure three eccentric men, former soldiers and modern-day knights travel the world delivering life saving aid.
Dirty Country
Introduces an ordinary man with an extraordinary gift for dirty music and tells the unlikely story of how his songs were thrust out of obscurity and into the spotlight.
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Artist on Artist - Steve Carell and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
The pair discuss what it was like to work with Alan Arkin, describe how they met on the set of their latest film Get Smart and what it takes to be funny on cue.
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The 2008 Temecula In'l Film Music Festival, set to occur Sept. 17-21, 2008, is now accepting
submissions from all over the world. Deadline for entries: JUNE 30, 2008. View Profile »
Think you have the skills to write the next Godfather? Goodfellas? The Professional? Well now is your chance. 50 Cent and G-Unit want your help to write a script for a 5 part web series they plan to premier the week prior to their new album release on July 1, 2008.
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The 2008 Eerie Horror Film Festival, Screenplay & Video Game Competition has officially opened its call for entries and is currently seeking submissions from all over the world! View Profile »
Pick of the Week
Hollywood Chinese Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Arthur Dong (License to Kill) examines the legacy of Chinese actors, writers and directors in the Hollywood film industry for his latest project. From the first Chinese-American film produced (1916's The Curse of Quon Gwon) to the mainstream success of directors like Wayne Wang, Justin Lin and Ang Lee, Dong finds an impressive list of interviewees to discuss the hard evolution for the Chinese in mainstream film, from the stereotype of opium dealers in films in the early 1900s to the “yellow face” era, where white actors played Chinese, to the Hollywood breakthroughs of directors like Lee, who won a Best Director Oscar for Brokeback Mountain.
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OUTRAGE THE ROOSTER!: WORDS ABOUT THIS FILM
Filmmaker Magazine is happy to have received the following essay by David Gordon Green on Todd Rohal’s The Guatemalan Handshake, which accompanies the film's DVD release from Benten Films currently on sale.
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