Directors: Vidor, Charles–Social Background, Career, Filmography

Charles Vidor Filmography, 1932-1960 N= 31 films 1930s: 11 The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932) Sensation Hunters (1933) Double Door (1934) Strangers All (1935) The Arizonian (1935) His Family Tree (1935) A Doctor’s Diary (1937) The Great Gambini (1937) Romance of the Redwoods (1939) Blind Alley (1939) Those High Grey Walls (1939) 1940s: 12 My […]

Oscar Directors: Dassin, Jules–Filmography; Career

Oscar Directors: Dassin, Jules–Filmography; Career

Oscar Directors: Allen, Woody–Popular Movies at the Box-Office

At his prime, Woody Allen was the most famous and acclaimed filmmaker in America. At present, however, he is going through rough times and a creative crisis. He hasn't made a commercial film in a decade and most critics have dismissed his last pictures. “Melinda and Melinda” is a huge failure stateside, and for his new movie, Allen is leaving his favorite locale of Manhattan for London.

Techine, Andre: Profile of France’s Greatest Living Director (Detailed Descriptions of Film)

Téchiné, who is gay, is noted for his elegantly shot, emotionally charged films that often delve into the complexities of human nature.

Queer Directors: Approach, Sensibility, Gaze, Impact

The work and accomplishments of gay directors need to be recognized and evaluated from an ethno-sexual as well as national and transnational perspectives