Stan Schwartz chats up chromosomes and Uma Thurman with Gattaca star Ethan Hawke.
Reviews
Stan also reviews Gattaca, Eves Bayou, and Telling Lies in America.
Stan Schwartz collects a jolly stack of playbills as the curtain goes up on London's new theater season. Twelve plays in twelve days and a look at the The Globe Theater, polished up and spinning the way The Bard once made it spin.
"Conversation With"
Gravesend director Sal Stabile and Daniel Gardner, director of Soul in the Hole chat over lunch about small budgets, big screens and Brooklyn.
Gabrielle Shannon reviews Finn Taylor's new film Dream with the Fishes and nets interviews with the director and star David Arquette.
Stan Schwartz gives us a double dose of Twin Town, interviewing director Kevin Allen and reviewing the film. Schwartz's Cinema is also playing Nowhere and Traveller.
Stan Schwartz speaks with Bille August and reviews the director's Jerusalem, and Smila's Sense of Snow.
Interview with Mira Nair
Kama Sutra gets the Schwartz once over and director Mira Nair shares her vision.
Stan reviews The Substance of Fire and interviews its star, Ron Rifkin.
Reviews
1996 Picks — Stan Schwartz runs down his picks for The Top Ten of 1996.
Stan Schwartz chats with Ben Kingsley about acting, Shakespeare, and the art of clowning.
Reviews
Stan talks to Abel Ferrara and reviews The Funeral, Palookaville, Ridicule, The Garden of The Finzi Continis. Look for Stan's upcoming interview with Finzi star Dominique Sanda.
The actor muses on life, love and art.
Reviews
Stan Schwartz marvels about Twelfth Night, Secrets and Lies, and Emma.
TV's cutest couple's dog speaks out about life as a star. Sure, he's on top now, but in 8 years he'll probably be robbing convenience stores.
Dead Man, Welcome to the Dollhouse. UD newcomer Eric Marko and vet Stan Schwartz review a couple of independent films, as well as the big budget butt kickin' that is Independence Day.
Interview with Dollhouse Director Todd Solondz
Stan Schwartz and this techno-phobic director sit down to discuss the brutality of adolescence.
Peter Braunstein finds out just how bitter a primate can be. The Monkey tells all in this juicy, exclusive UD interview.
Interview: Emmanuelle Béart and Claude Sautet
Laz Pujol interviews the star and director of Nelly and Monsieur Arnaud.
Reviews
Fargo, Birdcage, Hate. Stan Schwartz gives us three more in his growing collection of fine, fine reviews...(We've heard rumblings that Siskel is getting nervous!)
Carl Capotorto tells us what you get when you take some kids from the hood and throw them together with some actors and playwrights.
Interview: Those known as ROX
Jon Bonne gets the scoop on “Rox” public access at its best. Raw and uncensored commentary from the core of the Midwest.
Reviews
From Dusk Till Dawn, Sense and Sensibility, Richard III. Stan Schwartz and Kastle give us three hits. We loved 'em all, don't walk, run!
Total Eclipse, Toy Story, and 007 Golden Eye. Here come those holiday blockbusters aaaaaaaaaaah!
Interview: Lela Rochon
Deborah Gregory talks to one of Hollywood's most beautiful rising stars. And she isn't just hangin' around waiting to exhale.
Desperado, To Die For, Dangerous Minds. Our reviewers team up to feed our need for external critical validation.
Interview: Michelle Pfeiffer
Kastle speaks with (swoon) Michelle Pfeiffer about doing time in Dangerous Minds.
Interview: N'Bushe Wright
Deborah Gregory gives us what we want. Some insight into an upstart.
Love and Human Remains. Carl Capotorto reveals a kinder gentler film in Denys Arcand's latest celluloid offering.
Interview: Denys Arcand
Denys talks to Carl Capotorto about his methods of movie making.
So, You Want to Direct?
Some Helpful Hints for Artists Who Want to Make Movies, by Bill M.
After having just wrapped To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar, John Leguizamo hangs up his heels. Deborah Gregory spends some time talking to the lipstick-laden actor.
Reviews
Jackson Armaly sets his eyes loose on three offerings of the Springtime movie frenzy: Basketball Diaries, Crumb and Exotica await his lucid opinion.
Jackson Armaly reviews three strips of celluloid — Shallow Grave, Before the Rain, Once Were Warriors.
Interview: Paul Provenza of Northern Exposure
Billy Mernit interviews the newest resident of that wacky town, Cicely, Alaska.
David Levine sits down with Camryn Manheim to discuss the finer points of career forging.
Roma Maffia talks to Billy Mernit about her rising star.