The “American dream” looked a whole lot different in 1920s Ellis Island. The new trailer of James Gray's “The Immigrant” follows Oscar winner Marion Cotillard, a Polish nurse who thinks she's being…
Does digital data offer indicators that can be used to monitor marketing effectiveness and predict box office success even before awareness turns into intent? We analyzed this weekend's new movies…
Cinema in Peru, long a bastion of weighty dramas that focus on issues like terrorism, poverty, class differences and race, is undergoing a revolution of sorts as a growing number of filmmakers tap…
CLAIM TO FAME Thirty-nine-year-old Josie Ho has been featured in more than 30 films since 1994, but Teddy Chen's 1999 actioner "Purple Storm," in which she plays a ruthless female terrorist, earned…
Directors: Jonah Bekhor and Zach Math Opening date: April 18 (limited) Why it matters: This simultaneously sidesplitting and taboo-bending documentary follows Icelandic Phallological Museum curator…
Just north of La Cienega and Jefferson Boulevards -- where passengers disembarking from an elevated L.A. Metro line descend into a seeming no-man's land of factories, warehouses and nondescript…
That annual L.A. rite of spring known as the City of Lights, City of Angels (April 21-28) is back for its 18th year with a lineup of French-language films that just might eclipse all previous…
Film Independent at LACMA closed out its season Thursday with a Live Read of “The Graduate.” Director Jason Reitman led the event. Before the Live Read began, Reitman made an announcement that…
BEIJING — China Film Group Corp. and Paramount Pictures have struck a deal to produce the 3D sci-fi action film “Marco Polo.” The companies signed the deal Friday at the Beijing International Film…
PARIS — France's Nicole Garcia, a well-regarded actress-turned-director who has worked with many of French cinemas greats, will serve as president of the Cannes Festival's Camera d'or Award jury…
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