New DVDs
Monday, October 1st, 2007New this week is the 50th anniversary edition of the musical “Funny Face” and a new volume of films from Kenneth Anger.
New this week is the 50th anniversary edition of the musical “Funny Face” and a new volume of films from Kenneth Anger.
Ken Burns has been criticized for ignoring Latino contributions during World War II, but another documentary gives a once-storied Puerto Rican regiment its due.
Hollywood could see its first industrywide walkout since 1988 if unions representing 12,000 screenwriters vote to strike after their contract expires at the end of this month.
There are ghosts haunting “Banished,” about the forced expulsion of black Southerners from their homes in the troubled and violent decades after the Civil War.
New this week is the 50th anniversary edition of the musical “Funny Face” and a new volume of films from Kenneth Anger.
Ken Burns has been criticized for ignoring Latino contributions during World War II, but another documentary gives a once-storied Puerto Rican regiment its due.
Hollywood could see its first industrywide walkout since 1988 if unions representing 12,000 screenwriters vote to strike after their contract expires at the end of this month.
After a seven year hiatus from the director’s chair, Robert Redford will be acting, producing and directing the political drama Lions for Lambs, co-starring Meryl Streep and Tom Cruise. Click on for five exclusive photos from the film, which opens everywhere November 2!
Lois Maxwell, best known for playing Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond franchise, passed away at Freemantle Hospital in Perth, Australia. She was 80.