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Hey there, fans. Instead of the usual Happy Fun Thursday article and the second part of the Japanese Music post, I bring sad news about a legend in the Japanese animation industry. Satoshi Kon, the director of such animated classics like Perfect Blue, Read More

Last week we featured an interview with Brooke Lemke, one of the co-founders of the all-female production company Silent-But-Deadly Productions. I also had the opportunity to interview the company's other founder, actress and screenwriter Rachel Grubb. Read More

Paige talks to independent actress/director Brooke Lemke, co-founder of Silent-But-Deadly Productions, about the all-female production company. Read More

The 67th Golden Globe Awards serves as the best platform for addressing the question I'm about to pose: if you were Kathryn Bigelow, would you be outraged by this year's results? Of all the award ceremonies held thus far this year, the Golden Globes Read More

While Avatar took home the most awards at the BFCA's 15th Annual Critics' Choice Awards, none was in the top category. Avatar director James Cameron lost to ex-wife Kathryn Bigelow, director of The Hurt Locker, drawing a standing ovation from the crowd. Read More

Alfred Hitchcock was as full of twists and turns in his real life as he was in his reel life. This is only Part I, because there's too much interesting trivia about the Master of Suspense to fit into one small space. And he didn't like small spaces. Read More

Early January 7th, the Directors Guild of America announced its nominations. Read More

Throughout the history of film, certain directors have attracted fans with a sense of life's dark side, theirs and ours. Following are eight such directors, in no particular order, all cult-worthy, dead or alive. Read More

Halloween is the time movie fans generally discuss Alfred Hitchcock's suspenseful masterpieces. Me? I like to talk about an even better candidate for this creepy holiday: David Lynch. The mind of the writer/director must be a strange place to live, Read More

Cassavetes is not just a name, it’s a definition. When dedicated film lovers hear that word, they think independence, rebelliousness, and fearlessness. John Cassavetes wasn’t the first independent filmmaker, but he is considered the quintessential Read More