Beginning with the dying moments of a young drug dealer in Tokyo, Gaspar Noé travels deep into our subconscious to explore what happens after we Enter the Void.
In his gripping documentary, The Tillman Story, Amir Bar-Lev investigates the cover-up of the death of football star turned Army Ranger Pat Tillman.
The 25 new faces of independent film.
Director Ramin Bahrani talks to Todd Solondz about his sort-of sequel to Happiness, Life During Wartime.
In Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, Oliver Stone returns to one of his most famous characters, Gordon Gekko, as he is released from prison, reenters the financial services arena, and attempts a reconciliation with his estranged daughter. For Stone, the film is a chance to tell a story of young romance while firing shots at the investment banks behind the recent Wall Street collapse. By Jason Guerrasio
Recounting his time as a 20 year old gunner during the 1982 Lebanon War, Israeli director Samuel Maoz dramatizes the horrors of combat from within the confined space of a military tank in Lebanon. By Howard Feinstein
Roberto Quezada-Dardon looks at new models, new techniques and recent innovations.
Bonus Articles: Shooting: Tiny Furniture and
Street Style
Koo explains how Google TV will impact your movie watching in the years to come.
Ingrid Kopp learns how documentarians are using transmedia methods to amplify their messages.
Filmmaker and its friends recommend our favorite apps, programs and Web services.
Too nice for indie. By Heather Chaplin
Filmmaker’s look at the season’s DVD releases.
Eight thinks that will keep you in the know.
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