Rory Kennedy
Documentary filmmaker Rory Kennedy (American Hollow) has melded her curiosity to subjects of social injustice. Her new documentary, Ghosts of Abu Ghraib, took on different shadings as she learned.
14 Maalis 200729min
Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse
The TV series Lost has changed television. But has it lost its way? We ask executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse.
7 Maalis 200729min
Anne Beatts
In 1975, a comedy series connected to the politics and pop culture of young people, NBC's Saturday Night Live debuted. Its first season is now on DVD. Anne Beatts, one of a handful of women writers ...
28 Helmi 200729min
Gay Talese
Writer Gay Talese's fame as a journalist began with his fine profiles for Esquire and continued with non-fiction books such as Honor Thy Father and Thy Neighbor's Wife. With his new book, A Writer's ...
21 Helmi 200729min
James Sanders
The book, Scenes from the City: Filmmaking in New York, is not only a sumptuous and evocative photo-history of New York filmmaking, it's a sharp and compelling look at city's cultural and social histo...
14 Helmi 200729min
Anthony Minghella
Breaking and Entering, the title of director Anthony Minghella's new film, could be used to describe the furtive movement between classes dramatized in his work. It's found in his Talented Mr Ripley,...
7 Helmi 200729min
George Miller
There's not as big a gap between the Mad Max cycle of films, the Babe movie and Happy Feet as you might think. They all come from filmmaker George Miller, whose instincts as a entertainer also connect...
31 Tammi 200729min
Christine Vachon
Christine Vachon, one of most prolific forces in independent films, has opened the door for some of the most singular talent in movies.
24 Tammi 200729min
