The Old Man & the Gun is a sweet film, based on the true story of serial bank robber Forrest Tucker. David Grann’s article about Tucker appeared in The New Yorker in 2003 and is the inspiration for the movie. Grann describes Tucker as "one of the most notorious...

Short films shot on location by Clinton and Loni Stark. The Mission Continues... Stay tuned to the Stark Insider channels on YouTube and Vimeo to get automatic updates for new video uploads. We've been shooting scenes and interviews like mad over the past few years. I would travel down to Hell and...

Filmmaker Michael Moore fears the consequences of a loss of faith in our country, and says it could be the death knell of democracy.

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Terry Gilliam (Brazil) finally got his dream movie made. The director's infamous Quixote project had many well-reported starts and stops. But somehow, someway The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is here. Yes, it's a real movie. It screened at Cannes -- to mixed reactions, with most either loving it or...

Attending the San Francisco Film Festival is always an enjoyable experience, but the opportunity to discover talented new directors and writers is a separate delight and education. How child survivors cope with the trauma of family violence is as relevant today as ever, and makes for a wrenching but...

Indie film fans, we've got an interesting event to check out. And all in the name of a great cause. Green Film Fest returns September 6 - 13, 2018, for a week of new environmental films, discussions, and special events that spark green ideas and connections. Organizers say this year’s festival...

"They're real." In the DVD edition of Mulholland Drive (2001) there's an insert. On it director David Lynch provides 10 clues to help us (attempt to) unlock the mystery of the film -- something that has become a bit of a favorite past time among his loyal, ever curious followers. According...

If you enjoy the art that is movie title sequences then you likely already know Saul Bass. Before Bass, title sequences -- credits that typically appear before a movie begins -- were generally rote and simply relayed information about names of various people involved in the projects. Things like the...