Film Review: ‘Flu’
A medical disaster movie depicting how a South Korean city becomes ground zero for the H5N1 epidemic, "Flu" delivers a transfusion of harrowing realism, government duplicity and dripping…
Ground Zero
September 11: Overload of Retrospective Shows Can Take a Heavy Toll
The 12th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks is coming up — which is a good enough reason to do a lot of TV specials commemorating those events.
Art or Commerce? Some Execs Balance Both
Film industry pros usually choose between being a "suit" or a "creative," with business execs rarely attempting artistic careers and vice-versa. But as traditionally low indie film budgets become…
Review: ‘Greenwich Village: Music That Defined a Generation’
A treasure trove of archival performance footage and a stellar lineup of reminiscing interviewees make "Greenwich Village: Music That Defined a Generation" a most enjoyable flashback.
Review: ‘16 Acres’
Gimlet-eyed and caustic under a facade of civility, "16 Acres" takes a potentially tedious story -- the predictably tiresome catfight over the rebuilding of the World Trade Center -- and turns it…
Review: ‘Nuclear Nation’
Film focuses firmly on the evacuees from Futaba, which became ground zero on March 12, 2011.
Cacophony of voices dull anniversary
In the wake of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, the TV industry did something extraordinary.
Foreign TV tackles U.S. tragedy
The shock of watching airplanes fly into the World Trade Center, leaving smoke and flames billowing from the Twin Towers, is among the most defining moments in television.
Science Channel explores ‘Crichton’
Science Channel is going forward with "The World of Michael Crichton," a project that will focus on the bestselling science fiction author.
Review: ‘We Were Here’
A frank, no-frills account of the AIDS crisis as seen from ground zero -- San Francisco's gay Castro Street district circa 1980.
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