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To mark its 30th anniversary, the Independent Film & Television Alliance has selected the 30 "most significant independent films" of the past three decades.
Venice Film Festival officials said the event, which featured the world premiere of Ben Affleck's "The Town" on Wednesday, is on pace to sell more tickets than last year.
Michael Dennison, who designed costumes for such films as "Eat Pray Love," "The Book of Eli" and "The Spirit," died Sept. 2 from a brain aneurysm during a film shoot in Pittsburgh. He was 58.
Mark Gordon, a veteran actor on film, TV and stage who was a key figure in the improvisational theater movement, died Aug. 12 of lung cancer in New York. He was 84.
Spyglass co-toppers Gary Barber and Roger Birnbaum have signed a non-binding letter of intent with MGM to take the executive reins of the studio after the Lion completes bankruptcy reorganization.
Actor Glenn Shadix, perhaps best remembered for his portrayal of a portly, pretentious designer in the comedy “Beetlejuice,” died Sept. 7 at his home in Birmingham, Ala. He was 58.
Lionsgate and Grupo Televisa are joining forces to target the Latino movie-going market with Pantelion, a joint venture to be unwrapped next week in New York City.
Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired North American rights to James Franco's directorial debut, "Saturday Night," a documentary which recounts the making of an episode of "Saturday Night Live."
Hollywood producer Ivan Reitman's late parents, Leslie and Clara Reitman, were honored Wednesday by the city of Toronto with a downtown city block on which they once operated a car wash being named after them.
Making a pre-emptive move on the eve of the Toronto International Film Festival, Sony Pictures Classics has acquired U.S. rights to "Barney's Version," from Canada-based producer Robert Lantos.
A biopic of Ronald Reagan's life -- from boyhood to Hollywood actor to leader of the free world -- is headed to the big screen. Who do you think should play him in the movie?
The story of Ronald Reagan's life is headed to the big screen next year, but producers are determined to avoid the mistakes of the controversial 2003 miniseries.
The story of Ronald Reagan's life is headed to the big screen next year, but producers are determined to avoid the mistakes of the controversial 2003 miniseries.
Situated in three sites in Midtown Manhattan, the 3D Experience kicks off its three-day inaugural confab Sept. 24 with a program of speakers, panels and product demos spanning theatrical exhibition and home entertainment interests.
Lorber Films has snapped up U.S. rights to Italian director Michelangelo Frammartino's "Le quattro volte" (Four Times), a meditative film set in rural Calabria.
Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation executive director Todd Vradenburg will be honored with the Salah M. Hassanein Humanitarian Award at ShowEast 2010.
Jean-Luc Godard just may make it to the Governors Awards, scheduled for Nov. 13 in Hollywood, at which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is celebrating his career with an Honorary Award.
AMC, part of Cablevision Systems' Rainbow Media cable networks unit, has struck a deal with Viacom's Paramount Pictures to make AMC the exclusive basic cable home of "The Godfather" trilogy.
Christopher Nolan, left, proved that he can deliver a non-Batman blockbuster, while Jerry Bruckheimer suffered two disappointments. THR takes stock of who else gained and lost big.
The romantic comedy "My Girlfriend's Boyfriend," starring Alyssa Milano and Christopher Gorham, will get its U.S. premiere on WB Digital's pay-per-view and VOD platforms and has been sold around the world by Opus Distribution.
But the first-time filmmaker concedes that "I'm Still Here," which recounts the actor's transition into an aspiring rapper, will likely confuse audiences.
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