Filmmaker Dale Goodson Gets Gas
Hey, remember those skyrocketing fuel prices earlier this year? Boy, was that a silly time — and so long ago, too.
The Wrestler Director Darren Aronofsky on Mickey Rourke and the Benefits of Having a Small Music Budget
Aronofsky rapped to Vulture about his new movie and how a Ratt song can enhance the emotional texture of a bar scene.
Adam Resurrected’s Jeff Goldblum on His First-Ever Movie Accent and Forgetting His Secret Mantra
Goldblum spoke to Vulture about his new part, his old part — his turn in 'Annie Hall' — and his fears about tackling such a legendary book.
Posted 12/12/08 in Vulture
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Filmmaker Barry Jenkins Explores Love in a Time of Clorox
Jenkins's 2003 short 'My Josephine' is a lovely, impressionistic look at an Arab man and woman who work in a laundromat.
Milos Forman Remembers The Firemen’s Ball, Sabotaging Communists
The legendary director raps with Vulture about his classic 1967 film.
Wendy and Lucy Director Kelly Reichardt on Michelle Williams and Why Alaska Is Overrated
Reichardt raps to Vulture about Michelle Williams, the fine-tuned instrument.
Dennis Hopper on Elegy, James Dean, and Being Big in France
'I'm pretty sure I wasn't as terrible as people have made me sound.'
The Ten Greatest Movie Nixons
Until Dubya headlines his own torture-porn horror franchise (hey, it could happen), Richard Milhous Nixon will still be the nation's favorite movie president.
Gotham Awards Honor ‘Frozen River’ and Penélope Cruz, End on Time
If last night’s Gotham Awards ceremony at Cipriani were any indication, the upcoming spate of year-end prize-giving will be a series of smooth, well-oiled affairs.
Maeve Binchy on ‘The Hard Core’ and Her Uplifting Next Novel About Heart Failure
Binchy raps to Vulture about how she got her writing start from a kibbutz and taking the money and running.
First-Time Director Robert Davi on ‘The Dukes,’ Battling James Bond, and Meeting the Jonas Brothers
'My agent said, 'They want you to do a Jonas Brothers video.' And my kids and my wife were all going crazy.'
Posted 11/13/08 in Vulture
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Filmmaker Ilya Chaiken Blacks Out
Shot on a dime, 'Blackout' is a funny, genuinely unsettling look at an unfortunate hookup in the midst of the big power outage of 2003.
Posted 11/06/08 in Vulture
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Filmmaker Kurt Kuenne Laments the Plight of the Bathroom Attendant
'Rent-A-Person' is a hilarious musical pastiche about a young, lovesick men's-room attendant who decides to become a visionary entrepreneur.
Wayne Coyne on ‘Christmas on Mars,’ Giant Brains, and Long John Silver’s
'Yeah, my house is basically Salvador Dalí meets 'Sanford & Son.''
Posted 10/30/08 in Vulture
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‘Splinter’ Director Toby Wilkins Goes Kidney Shopping
See Wilkins's creepily hilarious 2006 short 'Kidney Thieves,' starring Ethan Embry, Paget Brewster, and Paul F. Tompkins.
Posted 10/23/08 in Vulture
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Filmmaker Branan Edgens Would Like to Sell You David Lynch’s Coffee
'The Darkest Coffee' functions less as a commercial and more as a four-minute creepfest about the experience of consuming said hot beverage.
Posted 10/16/08 in Vulture
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Filmmaker Myna Joseph Follows Creepy Sisters Into the Woods
Fair warning: 'Man' is not an easy film to watch.
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