Wooed from the heart

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There are always reasons to be hopeful, even though there is a great deal of ugliness in the world, according to film director John Woo. He has included elements in his film 'Face/Off' which are intended to symbolize hope, even though the film shows many murders. He is able to find very subtle ways of channeling his conscience into his art, and believes that audiences can learn from both good and bad characters. He has now successfully made the transition from cult films to mainstream directing.

Woo, John

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Danger: menace at work

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Filmmakers Albert and Allen Hughes acknowledge that they went too far with 'Dead Presidents.' They emphasize that they made this film when they were younger and still interested in gore. However, they admit that they have placed subliminal imagery in their latest film, 'From Hell.'

United Kingdom, Market information - general, Brief Article, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Hughes, Albert, Hughes, Allen

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Who you gonna call? Not Ivan

Article Abstract:

The value of the creative process is being diminished, according to director Ivan Reitman. He feels that audiences have become unenthusiastic.

Reitman, Ivan

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