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“DREAMCATCHER”: CATCHING STEPHEN KING

By | March 2003

The cast and crew of “Dreamcatcher” are more than confident that this will be the most successful King film ever, both artistically and commercially. According to Lawrence Kasdan, “Dreamcatcher” has the same basic ingredients that have made Stephen King’s novels so successful…

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“DREAMCATCHER”: CATCHING STEPHEN KING

The sleepy, snow filled town of Prince George, British Columbia is the perfect setting for Derry, Maine, the creepy backdrop for Stephen King’s best...

LEXI ALEXANDER: GET IN THE RING

Reviewing and talking about films in a public forum can be risky business at times…especially if the film you’re discussing was made by someone who...

MY DINNER WITH BOB

What is your hope for the film? That it gets distributed. Does that mean anything to you? That you would get to see it. That's all that means. It's a...

REGGIE BANISTER: HOT AS LOVE

In a genre where charismatic villains rule the day, heroes are hard to come by. And, by “hero,” I don’t mean the obligatory “final girl” who...

THOM FITZGERALD & SARAH POLLEY: “SPECIAL EVENT”

What makes a Sundance audience cry? Try Thom Fitzgerald’s AIDS drama The Event Not a dry eye in the house. The Event deals with the investigation of a...

DAVID CRONENBERG: HIS “SPIDER” HAS MORE BITE THAN BARK

The title sequence for Spider is really unique. It starts out with these incredible textures. In fact, it seems all your films have these remarkable title...

JOHN DULLAGHAN: CONJURING THE GENIUS IN A BOTTLE

What sort of challenges did you face in doing the documentary? ^ Well, no money. I quit my job soon after beginning this project. So I would go and...

TOBY RADLOFF: A REAL AMERICAN NERD

Seems like everyone’s confessing to being a nerd or a geek nowadays. It just seems like a cool thing to do. No one is really ashamed anymore that their...

WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE

Filmmaker Kurt Voss has established a solid reputation as an auteur with an eye for the gritty, sardonic side of the rock'n'roll life - most notably with...

WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE

When it came to working with musicians who are essentially non-actors, how did it affect your approach to giving them direction? ^ It was a challenge to...

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