TOP 100 MOVIE SITES
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| Drive-in movie theatre rides nostalgia wave The summer of 2009 will go down as one of the best in more than a decade for what has been a fading icon of the urban skyline: the drive-in movie theatre. cbc.ca |
Movie Review | 'The Wedding Song': Bodies in Motion This seductively fluid and tactile drama explores love and identity through the prism of the female body and the rights of its owner. feeds.nytimes.com |
Film: The House of Tolstoy, in His Winter “The Last Station” depicts the author Leo Tolstoy’s decline with his wife and combative coterie. feeds.nytimes.com |
Arts, Briefly: Iran Vows to Punish Unauthorized Filmmakers After several unauthorized Iranian films gained international attention this year, the government has announced that it will punish filmmakers who do not obtain approval for their work, Agence France-Presse reported. “No One Knows About Persian Cats,” a film about the underground music scene in Iran from the director Bahman Ghobadi, right, which won a jury award in Cannes, is just one of several films that has provoked a crackdown on directors and actors in the country. “I announce that we will take action against artists who collaborate in producing unlicensed films,” Alireza Sajadpour, head of the culture ministry’s vetting office, said in the English-language Tehran Times on Sunday. Productions in Iran are subject to review before being released there, and directors are expected to submit screenplays for approval before beginning shooting, though some ignore the process. feeds.nytimes.com |
With New Films, CBS Charts Tough Middle Course CBS Films, the venerable television company’s upstart movie studio, is arriving with an old formula intact: four to six films a year, anchored by stars and costing up to $50 million apiece. feeds.nytimes.com |