FILM: Widening the lens on ‘Immigration’

“You can take a sort of hardline national security perspective or a bleeding heart approach — I think it’s important to go with both,” Roy Germano says of how the U.S.

FILM: Griffith’s controversial legacy mixed thanks to ‘Birth of a Nation’

Jeers, protests and rotten eggs — how could any film survive that?

FILM: Sewn Up

“I knew the face and the figure weren’t going to last forever,” Louise Cecil says as she leads the way through her byzantine Floyd Street costume warehouse, stacked to its I-beams

FILM: Shoot The Messenger? Gladly

Aron Conaway and Hallie Jones are known to many in the Louisville arts community as two of the people behind LAVA House, the unique Germantown arts space that burned down last year, taking the life

2009 Film Issue

Flyover?

You’re yawning. I can see it.

FILM: In The Cannes

Boston University film school grad Zach Treitz didn’t lie in wait to make a name for himself on the film circuit. He and a few close friends reunited in New York to form Red Bucket Films.

Heads on a platter

Rick O’Neil and Erin Day need to get out more.

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THIS WEEK’S TWIN PEEKS:

MORNING LIGHT

2007; $29.95, PG

FILM: The kid goes in the picture

It’s a classic Hollywood story: The son of a filmmaker goes to film school and becomes one himself. His fiancée is an agent for contemporary artists.

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This Week’s Twin Peeks:

GRAN TORINO

2008; $28.95-$35.95, R