She’s moved to London, embraced a life of relentless media scrutiny and converted from Catholicism to the Church of England to maintain her fiance’s theoretical eligibility for his grandmother’s throne.

It still remains a bit of a mystery why “Bon Cop, Bad Cop” turned into such a huge success at the Wisconsin Film Festival. Approximately 1,500 people jammed into the Orpheum Theatre last month to see the bilingual cop movie, the most since a full house saw “A Hard Day’s Night” (hosted by Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert) at the festival in 2003. “I never have the faintest idea of what …

She has moved to London, embraced a life of relentless media scrutiny and converted from Catholicism to the Church of England to maintain her fiance’s theoretical eligibility for his grandmother’s throne.

Montreal Gazette columnist Josh Freed takes a light-hearted look at the cult of clutter in his documentary, turning his camera on his home office described as his “messterpiece.”

When Zoë Brown and Karina Mariano aren’t busy being hardcore roller gals in the Montreal Roller Derby League, or making their own films, they’ve got their eye out for new edgy film fare to include in their annual Montreal Underground Film Festival (MUFF). Now in its third edition, the festival celebrates low-budget filmmaking and promotes all that is nasty, sexy, silly, queer, fresh and f’d up …

LOS ANGELES, CA May 16, 2008 — Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures has secured the rights to Jason Carter Eaton’s children’s book “The Facttracker” and has attached David Silverman (“The Simpsons Movie,” “Monsters Inc.”) to direct the live action feature film adaptation.

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