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An epic roadtrip spawns a web series in which everyday Americans tell their stories. Interview project is presented by David Lynch and directed by his son, Austin, and Jason S.
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When Osamu Tezuka created "Astro Boy" in1952, he probably had no idea that it would be the beginning of the anime craze that has since swept American shores.
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Remarkably relaxed, this visionary filmmaker talks about response to Rudo y Cursi, prepping for The Hobbit, and his Cha Cha Cha production company.
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From David LaChapelle to Internet pioneer Josh Harris, Ondi Timoner follows her interest in documenting cultural history.
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Massacres, murder and genocide are not exactly traditional cartoon fare, but then again, the award-winning Israeli animation Waltz with Bashir, which explores such topics, is far from your conventional cartoon.
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|  | Derick Martini sat down with Moving Pictures at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival for a discussion about his latest film, Lymelife. |
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|  | Dir. Makoto Sasa on Fire Under the Snow, her docu about a Tibetan monk whose spirit remains unbroken after 33 years of torture. |
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|  | We Own the Night director James Gray riffs to MPM on the Cannes film festival, brotherhood, Wahlberg and Phoenix, and, of course, the Beatles... More OffScreen personalities. |
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|  | An Evening of love - the film's director opens up to Moving Pictures Magazine. |
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|  | Matt Bierman shares how The Grand got written and made. (Special for Tribeca 2007) |
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|  | For filmmaker Jeff Nichols, Shotgun Stories IS Arkansas. (Special for Tribeca 2007) Winner of Grand Jury Prize for Best New American Film at 2007 Seattle International Film Festival. |
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|  | Behind the controversy of Descent. (Special for Tribeca 2007) |
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|  | OffScreen article, Icons issue (June/July 2006). Stanley Kubrick, from those who knew him best. |
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|  | Interview with Alejandro González Inárritu, director of 2007 Oscar-nominated Babel. OffScreen section, Morality issue (Oct./Nov. 2006). |
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|  | Offscreen section, Humor and Animation issue (Aug./Sept. 2006). Douglas McGrath: Actor, Director, Screenwriter. |
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|  | Director Ryan Fleck and his co-writer, Anna Boden, whose Half Nelson won for both the lead actor and actress at the Independent Spirit Awards, engage in conversational confrontation. (Sundance Special Issue 2007) |
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|  | Interview with filmmaker Lee Daniels. (Music Issue, Apr/May 2006) |
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|  | Pirates of the Caribbean's director of photography Patrick Loungway on the logistics of shooting. |
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|  | With A History of Violence, auteur David Cronenberg has a big-budget canvas for his recurring themes: sex, obsession and media power. |
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|  | Take a look into the directorial debut in actor Liev Schreiber with his new film Everything is Illuminated. (God, Sex, Power: The Politics of Society Moving Pictures Magazine Oct./Nov. 2005) |
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|  | Bill Paxton speaks on being an actor, and some directorial insight on his upcoming film "The Greatest Game Ever Played." (Holidays, Movies and Celebration: Relationships Issue Moving Pictures Magazine Dec. 05/Jan. 06) |
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|  | For Guess Who writer/director Kevin Rodney Sullivan, family relationships are as important - and often as challenging - as race relations. (Fashion Moving Pictures Magazine Aug./Sept. 2005) |
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|  | A look at the films of Jane Campion. (Femininity issue Moving Pictures Jan./Feb. 2005) |
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|  | How Michael Mann and Andrew Davis are revealing to moviegoers a stark world that they may never visit - the raw inner-city streets. (Big Frame Up issue Moving Pictures April/May 2005) |
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|  | A look at the films and philosophies of John Singleton, in an exclusive interview. (Big Frame Up issue Moving Pictures April/May 2005) |
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|  | Writer/director Sue Kramer talks about the making of her latest film Gray Matters. (Business & Technology issue Moving Pictures Feb./Mar. 2007) |
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|  | Known for probing the deepest recesses of the human psyche, Atom Egoyan may seem to go a little lighter in Where the Truth Lies. (Financial Empire Moving Pictures June/July 2005) |
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|  | Helming Death at a Funeral was a highlight of his career, says A-list director and beloved voice of Miss Piggy and Yoda. Click image for MPM's interview with Frank Oz. |
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|  | Francis Veber very well could be the most successful French filmmaker in American history. Our OffScreen department: Auteur, Artist, Advocate. Click HERE for more. |
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|  | The Danish director tackles the sensitive issue of slavery with his film Manderlay. (Masculinity issue, Feb./Mar. 2006) |
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|  | In a chat with Margot at the Wedding scribe/helmer Noah Baumbach, MPM reveals the "overnight" success that has resulted in... |
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In-depth with Director Laurent Cantet about The Class, which explores the complexities and culture clashes of the student-teacher relationship in a tough neighborhood in Paris.
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Matteo Garrone probably never envisioned that his name would become synonymous with Camorra, a notorious underworld crime organization. MPM visits with Gamorrah's director.
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