GO TO >> Film Forum presents: Road Movies series
Now unspooling at Film Forum in NYC, 39 Freewheeling Classics including
MIDNIGHT RUN, THE HITCH-HIKER, EASY RIDER, Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN,
BONNIE AND CLYDE, DUEL, WILD STRAWBERRIES and more.
READ >> The Later Films Of Nicolas Roeg (1986-2007)
“A person that has amazing timing is Stephen Spielberg…
His movies are big films, they take three years to make, they come
out just at the time when everyone is moving into that attitude…
I have very bad timing…”
READ >> Edward James Olmos: Why Selena is the most difficult movie he’s made
Quintanilla was too much and he still is. And I felt so bad for him.
That was the most difficult film I’ve ever been a part of in my life because it had
only been 13 months since Selena was killed, and we were making a movie.
Scorsese’s films feature his love for The Rolling Stones
A list of famous songs by The Rolling Stones that Scorsese has
featured during key moments in his celebrated films.
R.I.P. Charlie Watts
LOOK >> Muhammad Ali: A film by Ken Burns
Ken Burns directs a four-part documentary series titled Muhammad Ali.
Set to premiere September 19 on PBS.
GO TO >> The Women Behind Hitchcock at Film Forum
Alfred Hitchcock always exhibited a keen appreciation for the creative powers of women (Daphne du Maurier, Sally Benson, Dorothy Parker, Jay Presson Allen),
but two stand out, Alma Reville and Joan Harrison.
Friday, August 6 – Thursday, August 19
WATCH >> Whole Lotta Herzog
16 of Werner Herzog’s most celebrated films are streaming online
all June and July on Metrograph.com
WATCH>> Adam Curtis Interview: Can’t Get You Out Of My Head
Simon Mayo & Mark Kermode talk to director Adam Curtis about his new series of documentary films,
Can’t Get You Out Of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World.
WATCH >> William Friedkin revisits the car chase scene from The French Connection
“All of the crashes that occurred were accidental… a lot of the things we did in that movie was illegal.
It was about illegality… thank God no one was hurt.”
WATCH >> Michael Caine Teaches Acting In Film
“You just hold the eyes of the person and you listen. And listening is really what acting is all about…
for movies. It’s not like that in theatre. It’s an entirely different situation.”