Mark Gordon to Produce ‘Fellini Black and White’
Mark Gordon will finance and produce “Fellini Black and White,” a drama that imagines Italian film icon Federico Fellini’s 1957 visit to Los Angeles. The project had been in development with the late…
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Venice Film Review: ‘How Strange to Be Named Federico: Scola Narrates Fellini’
Ettore Scola's affectionate tribute to Federico Fellini is a magical trip through history and memory, recounting the decades shared by these two deities of cinema.
Venice Film Review: ‘Jealousy’
Philippe Garrel's slight but watchable comedy-drama has an unexpected emotional warmth.
Global Village: Tunisia Wary of ‘Blue’; India Networks Go Black, More
India's Information & Broadcasting ministry has blacked out Comedy Central for 10 days, beginning May 25, for airing two primetime shows deemed offensive.
Who Will Sony Tap to Direct Next ‘Bond’ Movie? Tyldum Joins List, Mendes Reps Still Deny Involvement
With Eon and Sony Pictures planning two more James Bond pics with star Daniel Craig, the studio is currently on the hunt for the helmer to helm the next installment.
Film Review: ‘The Great Beauty’
A densely packed, often astonishing cinematic feast that honors Rome in all its splendor and superficiality.
National Film Registry names 25 titles
"Breakfast at Tiffany's," "A Christmas Story," "Dirty Harry" and "The Matrix" highlight an array of films deemed culturally significant enough for inclusion on the National Film Registry, Librarian…
Julianne Hough has more ‘Time’ with Cody
Having wrapped the lead role in Diablo Cody's untitled directorial debut, Julianne Hough is now attached to star in the Cody-scripted romantic dramedy "Time and a Half," which Ol Parker is directing…
Moura to play Fellini in new Bromell pic
Brazilian thesp Wagner Moura, who starred in the "Elite Squad" films, is set to play Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini in new indie project "Fellini Black and White," which Henry Bromell…
Maestro for Fellini, ‘Godfather’ gets centennial treatment
Concerts around the world are marking the start of the centennial year for Nino Rota, the Italian composer whose music for "Romeo and Juliet," "The Godfather" and numerous Federico Fellini films made…
Review: ‘The Most Important Thing in Life Is Not Being Dead’
The first feature by three-man Swiss-Spanish collective Olpama, "The Most Important Thing in Life Is Not Being Dead" underscores their shared film-school background by flashing considerable visual…
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