Dissident director Mahnaz Mohammadi on depicting Iran’s Evin Prison, where she spent time behind bars, in Berlin Film 'Roya.' ...

James Van Der Beek's first-ever TV credit was for an episode in season 5 episode of 'Clarissa Explains It All.' The late ...

Gus Van Sant's new film takes us back to a true story from the 1970s that echoes into today. February 8, 1977, an Indianapolis man named Tony Kiritsis takes Dick Hall hostage. Now Hall is a broker at ...

The term “popcorn movie” generally refers to a more often than not popular film that is geared toward enjoyable entertainment. It can be comedic, adventurous, or action-packed. By definition, the ...

Set in 1977 and based on a true story, 'Dead Man's Wire' follows Tony Kiritsis, a former real estate developer who puts a dead man's switch on himself and the mortgage banker who did him wrong, while ...

One of the greatest action movie stars of all time faces off against.... himself! Check out this clip from The Replicant Eighteen bikies charged after Kwinana Freeway incident in Perth's southern ...

Even a prominent indie filmmaker like Gus Van Sant, the two-time Oscar-nominated director of films such as "Good Will Hunting" and "Milk," can have a hard time getting a project off the ground these ...

Al Pacino does not stand up at any point in Dead Man’s Wire. He's in three scenes, sitting in all of them—supine, in fact. We could call the performance somnambulant were he to ever actually get up ...

Moviefone recently had the pleasure of speaking with iconic filmmaker Gus Van Sant about his work on 'Dead Man's Wire’, his first reaction to the unusual screenplay, creating the specific look of the ...

It plays a little loose with facts, but the righteous rage of “Dog Day Afternoon” is present enough in Gus Van Sant’s “Dead Man’s Wire,” a based-on-a-true-tale hostage thriller that’s as deeply 1970s ...

It plays a little loose with facts but the righteous rage of “Dog Day Afternoon” is present enough in Gus Van Sant’s “Dead Man’s Wire,” a based-on-a-true-tale hostage thriller that’s as deeply 1970s ...