Part of Orson Welles: 100 Years. Trickery. Deceit. Magic. In F FOR FAKE, a free-form sort-of documentary by Orson Welles, the legendary filmmaker (and self-described charlatan) gleefully re-eng...

Part of Orson Welles: 100 Years. At 6:15am, government bureaucrat Josef K. (Anthony Perkins) is awakened by two inspectors who inform him that he is arrested and must stand trial for a crime th...

Part of Orson Welles: 100 Years. The Shakespearean character Sir John Falstaff, the charming and notoriously drunken “hill of flesh” companion of the young Henry V, is the central f...

Part of Orson Welles: 100 Years. Moody and atmospheric, Welles’ adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” tells the story of the doomed Scottish general (Macbeth, played by ...

Part of Orson Welles: 100 Years. On Wed, Mar 4, prior to the 9:15pm screening of TOUCH OF EVIL, there will be an introduction from Lutz Koepnick professor of German, cinema and media arts at Va...

Part of Orson Welles: 100 Years. Opening with a memorable zither theme from composer Anton Karas, English director Carol Reed’s 1949 film is a combination of sharp dialogue, mastery of li...

Part of Science on Screen: Connecting Cinematic Art with Hard Science. Seven space truckers on a long haul for Weyland-Yutani's mining operation have been diverted to a small planetoid to i...

Part of Science on Screen: Connecting Cinematic Art with Hard Science. Douglas Trumbull’s groundbreaking 1983 masterpiece BRAINSTORM is the story of a pair of brilliant inventors (Christo...

Part of Science on Screen: Connecting Cinematic Art with Hard Science. “Is there a computer program in the house which can stand up against a human chess master?” That’s the q...

The Light And Sound Machine Co-presented by Third Man Records and the Belcourt Theatre Third Thursday of the Month at Third Man Records 623 7th Ave S – Nashville, TN 37203 (directions) C...

Once upon a time, you could meander up and down the aisles of a local video store, perusing the multifarious assortment of colorful boxes, complete with outrageous art and even more absurd taglines&m...