James Toback
From the scripts for The Gambler and Bugsy to his own films as a director, James Toback has made intensely personal work. His documentary, Tyson, is his own take on the boxer...
29 Huhti 200929min
Tim Disney
The past twelve months have seen slew of films on perversions of justice. American Violet brings that material to a smaller, more intimate scale. Director Tim Disney (Blessed Art Thou) uses real life details to give his drama bite.
22 Huhti 200929min
Steve McQueen: Hunger
Turner Award-winner Steve McQueen’s directorial debut, "Hunger," is based on the 1981 IRA hunger strike in Northern Ireland's infamous Maze prison.
15 Huhti 200929min
John Hamburg
Comedy about shifting definitions of masculinity is where writer-director John Hamburg (Zoolander, Safe Men, Meet the Fockers) finds laughs. His newest film is I Love You, Man, starring Paul Rudd and Jason Segel.
8 Huhti 200929min
Tony Gilroy
A world where the protagonist and the viewer doesn't know where he stands. From the Bourne films, to Michael Clayton and the new film, Duplicity. It's what writer-director Tony Gilroy does. More duplicity from the horse's mouth.
1 Huhti 200929min
Ellen Kuras
Cinematographer turned filmmaker, Ellen Kuras (Summer of Sam, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, No Direction Home: Bob Dylan) dedicated years of her life to making the documentary, The Betrayal, a look at a family devastated by abandonment...
25 Maalis 200929min
Jody Hill
Elvis hosts writer-director Jody Hill (The Foot Fist Way) whose latest work is the HBO TV series Eastbound & Down.
18 Maalis 200929min
Diablo Cody
From the blogosphere to an Oscar (Juno) to Showtime. It’s quite a career for screenwriter Diablo Cody. Her series, The United States of Tara, looks at multiple personalities. She just might know something about that.
11 Maalis 200929min
