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Ernie Hudson (Champions) spoke with Bleeding Cool about HBOs Oz, the prison dramas legacy, ensemble cast & how social commentary was lost.

Arts writer Peter Tonguette’s professional and personal lives converge at a screening of the late director’s comedic masterpiece, “What’s Up, Doc?”

Cash from a dentist’s office. Urns with ashes. A set of Chuck Close holograms. These are some of the items that Eric Eisenberg, 54, said he had f

“She’s Funny That Way” wasn’t exactly the movie he set out to make, but the director’s cut was feared lost. How it came to be shown at MoMA is a complicated saga.

If you haven’t seen "She’s Funny That Way," and you probably haven’t, then you’re in for both a treat and a retreat into the world of Old Hollywood farce in the spirit of Sturges and Lubitsch.

Most movies begin at their beginnings and march sternly toward their ends, convinced that the universe makes sense, and that effect follows cause. Once in a long while a film will try to subvert that certainty. Bunuel's "The Phantom of Liberty" (1974) told one story for awhile, and then peeled off to follow another set of characters, and then another. Richard Linklater's "Slacker" (1991) did the same thing, bouncing from one person to the next on a kind of guided tour...