SHADOWBOXER: An Interview with Producer Damon Dash

Dash talks about the release of “Shadowboxer” DVD and how he got involved as producer and briefly discusses his other projects.

 

Wondrous Oblivion: An Interview with Delroy Lindo

Lindo talks about his character and making the film in London.

 

SHOTTAS: An Interview with Director Cess Silvera

Silvera talks about the long-awaited film people have been dying to see on the big screen and its eminent sequel.

 

HARSH TIMES: An Interview with Chaka Forman

Chaka describes his inspiration for acting, his experience working with heavy weights in the film, his personal struggles in Hollywood.

 

50 CENT news

50 Cent and Robert De Niro to co-star in "New Orleans," a police thriller set to be directed by Tim Hunter.

 

SPIKE LEE news

Lee and Producer Brian Grazer to make "Inside Man" sequel.

JET LI AND JACKIE CHAN news

Finally, the long awaited showdown between Li and Chan is about to happen.

 

"The Hip Hop Project" news

ThinkFilm has nabbed all worldwide rights to "The Hip Hop Project"

 

The Fountain update

Check out a boatload of new photos.

 

Death Of A President: An Interview with Director Gabriel Range

Check out the interview.

 

SAMUEL L. JACKSON news

Jackson is set to play the lead in “The Cleaner."

 

EGO casting news

Mekhi Phifer and rapper/actress Eve will star opposite Vincent Laresca in Antonio Macia’s indie feature.

 

Color of the Cross update

Check out photos of black Jesus on screen

 

The Holiday update

Check out photos of Cameron Diaz & Kate Winslet.

SHUT UP AND SING An Interview with Director Barbara Kopple

Barbara Koppel shares a unique moment in American music and the impact it has had on her filmmaking career.

 

CATCH A FIRE - Cast Interviews

Derek Luke
Patrick Chamusso

 

COLOR OF THE CROSS An Interview with Jean Claude LaMarre

LaMarre talks about why he chose to make a film about a black Jesus Christ, as well as talking his sequel to Nora’s Hair Salon.

 

Anthony Mackie News

Mackie to play Legend Jesse Owens in biopic.

THE DEAD GIRL update

Check out the trailer and pics of the Kerry Washington film.

JACKIE ROBINSON film news

Thomas Carter to direct famed baseball pioneer story.

\DaimlerChrysler - Behind the Lens news

Quincy Jones to be honored this year.

TERRENCE HOWARD news

Howard and Eric Bana attached to "Factor FX", written by Gregory Allen Howard.

THE BATTLE OF SEATTLE update

Andre Benjamin joins Charlize Theron, Martin Henderson, Woody Harrelson in darma film.

The Pursuit of Happyness update

Internship Contest online

 

Home of the Brave update

Check out the latest pics of Rapper 50 Cent getting ready for duty.

 

VOLVER An Interview with Penelope Cruz

Cruz talks about working with Almodovar amd going over her character.

 

Holla update

Check out the latest horror featuring blacks coming out this December.

 

Black Movie Awards

Description: Film Life’s 2006 BLACK MOVIE AWARDS will premiere Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT), exclusively on TNT.

 

BLACKOUT An Interview with Director Jerry LaMothe

LaMothe talks about how special this film is to him, working with such amazing talent and the challenges on his previous film.

 

MARIE ANTOINETTE An Interview with Director Sofia Coppola, Kirsten Dunst and Jason Schwartzman

The cast talks about the making of the film.

 

The Robin Harris Story: An Interview with Topper Carew

Carey talks about finally get this story on DVD.

 

300 updates

Check out new images to Frank Miller's book-turned-to-film.v

 

The Trunk Casting news

Djimon Hounsou, Brian White, and Boris Kodjoe are attached to star in the drama "The Trunk," directed by Sylvain White

 

COLOR OF THE CROSS update

Debbie Morgan and Ananda Lewis star in religious film

 

EDDIE MURPHY news

Murphy reteams with Director Brian Robbins on "Starship Dave".

 

SHOTTAS update

Check out the trailer to the gangster film starring Kymani Marley and Spragga Benz.

 

THE PRESTIGE update

Check out new images with Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman.

 

October DVD Releases

Waist Deep, Save The Last Dance 2, X-Men: The Last Stand, and The Break Up are among this month's releases

DRIVING LESSONS: An Interview with Director Jeremy Brock and Rupert Grint

Rupert as well as Director Jeremy Brock talked working on the film and doing something other than Harry Potter.

The Queen: An Interview Helen Mirren

Mirren talks about her portrayal of the Queen and the research she did to play the part without making it look comical.

THE MARINE news

Wrestler John Cena talks to Latino Review about his film debut.

GRIND HOUSE Update

Trailer to Quentin Taratino/ Robert Rodriguez film now online.

CODEBLACK ENTERTAINMENT news

Jeff Clanagan's Codeblack Entertainment has signed a multipicture deal with 20th Century Fox's

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The best thing about Color of the Cross is that it finally furnishes us with a reason for the Crucifixion.

A thrill-a-minute, eye-popping, globetrotting adventure.

Death of a President must be dubbed a technical masterpiece, as it
seamlessly weaves reams of real footage in with staged events to create a not too distant future where this scenario could actually be played out.

“The Prestige” is not to be missed. Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale are outstanding here.

“The Prestige” is not to be missed. Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale are outstanding here.

Conventioneers must be considered among the best micro-budget offerings of the year, for it very effectively chronicles two stories simultaneously.

Clint Eastwood’s strength as a director is his uncanny ability to capture subtlety. “Flags of our Fathers” is a great epic film.

Besides accolades from his contemporaries, the DVD features a variety of revealing reminiscences by friends and relatives who felt blessed by his presence.

Delectable in its vindictiveness, offset by a sophisticated brand of humor likely to keep you in stitches from start to finish.

Trust me, a sloppily-edited, unmanageable insult to the intelligence with far too many shortcomings to deserve any further analysis.

“The Grudge 2” has no substance, no thrill, no suspense, numerous fade-outs, and finally no explanation. Better to rent the original.

Zerophilia is as ingenious and as expertly-executed a feature film debut as you could ever hope to find among the artsy, micro-budget offerings.

Deliberately disturbing, disgusting, and designed with the unshockable in mind, Tideland is strictly recommended for the very open-minded with cast-iron stomachs.

A big payday is the only explanation I can think of for his foisting such an absurd, insult to the intelligence on the unsuspecting public.

Highly-recommended for loyal devotees inclined to approach A Prairie Home Companion as a cinematic capstone on Keillor's magnificent career.

The Departed is one of the year's best films. It's explosive to say the least, but it's also well-acted, executed, and highly intense.

Another Adam Sandler vehicle where he plays that familiar infantile character with an excuse to behave like a moron.

Art School Confidential is an ingenious spoof shot from the perspective of a rapidly-disillusioned kid plunged to the depths of despair.

A wonderful, wonderful message movie, warts-an-all!

Forest Whitaker simply captivates the screen as Idi Amin in a commanding performance that's worthy of a Best Actor Oscar nomination.

Playing "The Queen" with compassion and force, Helen Mirren is the heart and soul of the film.

Another buddy flick filled with so many cliched scenarios.

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