`Fahrenheit’ footage flames media, Bush
It's George W. Bush looking his least presidential: waiting nearly seven minutes to leave a Florida classroom after learning America is under attack; urging the world's nations to fight terrorism...
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Code of ethics issued for Academy Awards
In a move aimed at curtailing abuses that have marred recent Oscar races, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has mailed its members an eight-page code of ethics...
Rules are not the exception in campaigns for an Oscar
It's Saturday evening in Brentwood on the west side of Los Angeles. Inside the home of producer Mark Johnson, a casually dressed, bearded Mexican director named Alfonso Cuaron is caught...
Slamdance elbows its way to respectability
Jamie Strohfeldt calls it her "bat cave." Each day since the Slamdance Film Festival opened here last week in a converted silver mine high above this ski resort town, massage...
Experiment in progress
The question is put to Robert Redford: Are the movies being screened at the Sundance Film Festival becoming too commercial? It is a complaint heard often around this snow-dusted resort...
They hope to reap where they sowed their dreams
The first things you notice about identical twins Alex and Andrew Smith are the few differences that they do have. Alex is the taller one, standing about 21/2 inches above...
Sundance is the top stop for the film prize patrol
"In the Bedroom," a wrenching family drama, has emerged in recent weeks from the clutter of year-end movies to become a strong contender in Hollywood's annual race for the Academy...