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Lumet to get 2009 Fellini Prize
Rome, October 28 - American director Sidney Lumet will be the recipient of this year's Fellini Prize, a lifetime achievement award given by Italy's prestigious Federico Fellini Foundation.
AICN Legends: First up, Capone interviews the awesome Lance Henricksen
Hey, folks. Capone in Chicago here. I'm going to try something new on Ain't It Cool News, see what the reaction is, see how easy it is to maintain some sort of regular schedule with this new feature, and either continue it or declare it a categorical failure and move on.
This is a naughty '60s sex romp about a naive boy whose progress to maturity is helped along by several crafty females.
Arthritis Foundation to Honor actor Al Pacino
Al Pacino To Receive Jane Wyman Humanitarian Award at the Arthritis Foundation's 'Commitment to a Cure' Awards Gala Saturday, November 14th Actor Al Pacino Honored For History of Charitable Giving - October, 2009 - The Southern California Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation will present the 22nd 'Commitment To A Cure' Awards Gala on Saturday, ...
Who knows what evil lurks in the unseen recesses of the Internet? Scotch Plains resident Robbie Bryan has an idea, and his vision of a Web world gone homicidal arrives on DVD this week as his 'iMurders' receives a national release from Anchor Bay Entertainment.
Best films on the box: October 6-12
Film and television critic Philip Wakefield assesses the best movies on offer on the box this week, for Tuesday, October 6 to Monday, October 12.
Burns Center hosts Sidney Lumet's search for truth
'Prejudice always obscures the truth. I don't really know what the truth is. I don't suppose anybody will ever really know.' So speaks Henry Fonda's unnamed Juror No.
Movies about radicals have not always had a radical effect on viewers
The revolution is once more being screened. Opening Friday is Uli Edel's critically praised "The Baader Meinhof Complex,'' which dramatizes Germany's violent Red Army faction of the late 1960s and '70s. Since the cinema is at once the most personal of art forms and a vast commercial enterprise, films about the radical left are rare and varied, from ...
The street toughs of yesteryear have largely vanished in the modern-day millionaire's playground of Manhattan, but they still capture the imagination in a way that the new breed of criminal -- from Wall Street execs to companies that charge six bucks for a coffee -- never could.
Adriane Lenox, Sarah Paulson & Dominic Chianese Join MCC's Still Life
Tony Award winner Adriane Lenox, Sarah Paulson and Dominic Chianese are among the cast members set for MCCa s production of Alexander Dinelarisa Still Life .
ICM's Jeff Berg and John Burnham have signed Al Pacino. The actor had long been repped by CAA by Rick Nicita, and became one of numerous actors in play after the agent was hired by Jim Robinson to run Morgan Creek.
ICM's Jeff Berg and John Burnham have signed Al Pacino. The actor had long been repped by CAA by Rick Nicita, and became one of numerous actors in play after the agent was hired by Jim Robinson to run Morgan Creek.
Sindhanai Sei- Finely inspired from 'Johnny Gaddaar'
Production- RMA Factory,Direction- Yuvan, Star-casts- Yuvan, Madhu Sharma, Shesanth, Nitish Kumar, Shabi, 'Kadhal' Dandapani, Mayilsamy and others.Music- Thamman Well, if you're voracious film buff, and have watched almost all the far-famed flicks, 'Sindhanai Sei' would offer you deja vu of 'armed robberies' and 'treacheries' glimpsed numerous ...
Cazale and Streep in 1976. T he seventies-era golden age of American film has been so exhaustively romanticized that it's hard to believe anything, or anyone, has been overlooked-until you consider the actor John Cazale.
A guy told me one time, "Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner." Synopsis Neil McCauley , a soft-spoken, solitary and efficient bank robber, plans one last bank haul before he and his crew split forever.A Trying to stop him is Lt.
It's Time for Screen on the Green
We've got the line up for the popular summer film series, Screen on the Greena 'and tips on how to maximize your Mall-movie-watching experience.
Catch this film tonight: Dog Day Afternoon
Posted in Film , Own This City by Joshua Rothkopf on July 6th, 2009 at 12:34 pm The only thing better than seeing a film for free? Seeing a good film for free.
New York movies don't get much better than Sidney Lumet 's gritty 1975 Dog Day Afternoon , based on the true story of a couple of bumbling young guys who attempted to rob a Brooklyn branch of the Chase Manhattan Bank on August 22, 1972.
A consummate workaholic who helmed vibrant films well into his eighties, Sidney Lumet laid claim to being one of the most revered and most imitated directors of all time.
In this week's Critics' Picks video, A. O. Scott reviews Sidney Lumet's 1975 classic, " Dog Day Afternoon ." Mr.
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