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Film
Before Harry Potter and Twilight, there was Ender's Game, the Hugo Award-winning sci-fi book about tween genius Ender Wiggin and his path to save the world from annihilation by the insect-like aliens, the Buggers. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/21/11
John Hawkes as Patrick, the leader of Martha Marcy May Marlene's farmhouse cult, is a gangly, guitar-playing father figure who veers away from the typical formula; his soft voice and sound encouragement nudge here, bait there. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/21/11
Captains Courageous: Oliver Laxe on His New Film
You All Are Captains, Oliver Laxe's documentary-fiction hybrid, is the most deceptively simple film to be released this year. At the outset, the film presents itself as a standard chronicle of Laxe's efforts teaching a film workshop for young children in Tangiers, Morocco. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/21/11
"The first time we met, I saw him across a crowded room, and he was sitting at the bar of a Mexican restaurant, and I just prayed that this guy wasn't going to be a douche," Like Crazy star Felicity Jones said of her co-star Anton Yelchin. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/20/11
Thursday Trailer Face-Off! Young Adult vs. I Melt With You
This week: Young Adult vs. I Melt With You, two films about reunion season bringing out the worst (and reinspiring youthful vices) in some basically very unlikable characters. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/20/11
Money Talks at the Margin Call Premiere
Margin Call, a thriller that traces the first 24 hours of the financial crisis, held its New York premiere last night—conveniently, on the one-month anniversary of the start of the Occupy Wall Street protests. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/18/11
Hear Him Now: Paul Marcarelli on His New Film and Ten Years as the Verizon Guy
Best known as the Verizon Guy, actor and writer Paul Marcarelli is now wearing a different hat—or different pair of eyeglasses, we should say—as screenwriter and producer for the chilling new drama The Green, about a gay high school teacher in Connecticut who is accused of inappropriate relations with one of his students. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/17/11
Tiffany Shlain, the Talk of the Town
Once dubbed by Newsweek one of the "Women Shaping the 21st Century," filmmaker Tiffany Shlain returns to shake things up on screens across the country and around the world. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/14/11
Cinema of Excess: Alex Stapleton on Roger Corman's Remarkable Career
Five years ago, Alex Stapleton decided to fly to Los Angeles, on a whim, to interview the low-budget movie producer Roger Corman. The man she met was surprisingly mild-mannered. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/14/11
Casting Call: Fame Monster, the Lady Gaga Story
Lifetime is making a Lady Gaga biopic! ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/14/11