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A film on how to combat water crisis Times of India BANGALORE: If a four-point strategy is adopted, Bangalore can see a water surplus of 1000 MLD (million litres per day) in 2051. A 20-minute documentary film, 'Niranthara Neeru', conceptualized by NS Mukunda, president, Citizens Action Forum, explains ... See all stories on this topic »

New York Film Festival 2012: Ang Lee's 3-D 'Life of Pi' is opener New York Post (blog) The 50th New York Film Festival will open on Sept. 28 with the world premiere of Ang Lee's "The Life of Pi,'' an adaptaton of the Yann Martell best-seller about a young Indian man (newcomer Suraj Sharma) who survives a disaster at sea along with a ... See all stories on this topic » New York Post (blog)

'Expendables 3' could feature Eastwood, Ford, Snipes and Cage Examiner.com The first "Expendables" film boasted a remarkable cast list of Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Randy Couture, Steve Austin, Terry Crews, Mickey Rourke, and Bruce Willis. The resulting movie delivered ... See all stories on this topic » Examiner.com

Film will feature Rappahannock River Fredericksburg.com (blog) He and his production company, Blue Mountain Film Associates Inc., are working with Friends of the Rappahannock on a film about the river. It's still in the preproduction, fundraising and planning mode, but it could be ready in about a year, he said. See all stories on this topic »

Film Histories: Caroline Martel on Industry/Cinema slantmagazine Film canons and best-of lists are consistently built on a fiction, which is that the people building them have actually seen every movie ever made and can select the best accordingly. But a quick look at a list like the British magazine Sight & Sound's ... See all stories on this topic » slantmagazine

The Danger of Genre Creep: Six Films That Hollywood Might Want to Rethink Vulture We're not talking about mere profligacy; certainly there are plenty of films on which spending ever more cash (Titanic comes to mind) yielded an even bigger payoff. Rather, we're talking about a pernicious and wrong-headed notion that by pouring cash ... See all stories on this topic »

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