Somewhere up in the Chateau: Sofia Coppola returns with a Hollywood father-daughter story

Films as distinctive as The Long Goodbye, Chinatown and Shampoo have been set in Los Angeles, that city of the fallen angels, with its sun-drenched, anomie-filled glamour and often druggy, self-absorbed, self-destructive denizens. You can add Sofia Coppola's Somewhere to this list... More »

Winning combination: Mark Wahlberg and David O. Russell champion 'The Fighter'

In the real-world Rocky story The Fighter, starring Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale and Amy Adams, light welterweight "Irish Micky" Ward goes from being a once-promising palooka to contender for the title. More »

The buzz network: Online marketing finds new ways to engage moviegoers

When it comes to using anything digital to advertise movies, the buzzword is “engagement.” More »

Digital dateline: China sets the pace for Asia-Pacific conversion

Across the Asia-Pacific markets, from the remote edges of western China to the major metropolitan cities in New Zealand and Australia, digital conversion is underway at a rapid pace, frequently being limited only by the ability of the hardware manufacturers to supply enough digital projectors, servers and related equipment to meet the demand. More »

TRON'S Legacy: A new generation of filmmakers revives Disney's groundbreaking CGI thriller

From Clash of the Titans to The Karate Kid, A Nightmare on Elm Street to Predators and The A-Team to a second Wall Street, this was the year that the ’80s took back the multiplex in a big way. So it’s fitting that 2010 ends with the belated return of another piece of the Me Generation’s cinematic history. More »

Rendezvous in Venice: Johnny Depp meets Angelina Jolie in Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's romantic thriller

What do you do for a second act when your first feature opens to overwhelming critical acclaim and is showered with awards in Europe, South America, Australia, Canada, Japan and the United States? Well, you could do worse than take a call from Angelina Jolie. More »

Braving the storm: Julie Taymor brings a female perspective to Shakespeare's 'Tempest'

The Tempest, which opens Dec. 10 from Touchstone Pictures and Miramax Films, is Julie Taymor’s fourth feature film, and her second Shakespeare adaptation. More »

Speak the speech... trippingly: Director Tom Hooper delivers an Oscar-worthy royal drama

The King’s Speech, currently in limited release from The Weinstein Company, is one of the most buzzed-about pictures of the 2010 awards season. More »

NATO

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Information on the ratings system, legislative news and press releases from the Motion Picture Association of America. More »

ICTA

Learn about the latest technological advances for the motion picture theatre industry from the International Cinema Technology Association. More »