Yaron is part of an elite group of police officers belonging to an anti-terrorist unit of the Israeli police. He and his companions are the weapon pointed by the state at its opponents, "the Arab enemy." Yaron loves the male camaraderie and his own muscle-bound body. His wife is about to give birth and he could become a father at any moment. But his meeting a group of violent radicals will force him to suddenly confront a new kind of revo-

Kurt Cobain died April in 1994 in Seattle. If someone then had told you that eighteen years later Tom Cruise might be picked to play him in a biopic, would you have believed them? According to Variety, Cruise was tapped to play the grunge rock legend in an upcoming biopic to be produced by Warner Brothers, based on a screenplay adapted from the 1937 movie A Star is Born by writer Will Fetters of Remember Me fame. Previously there had

With all the cartel and gang violence happening south of [...]

Swiss-born London-based visual artist Christian Marclay, who several years ago [...]

A Brazil-based company has acquired the rights to make a film adaptation of "Blood on the Tracks," Bob Dylan's legendary album."As long-time admirers of what is considered one of the greatest albums in music history, we feel privileged to be able to make this film," said R.T. Features president Rodrigo Teixeira. R.T. Features produced O Cheiro do Ralo (the drain smell), a hilarious tale about an embittered pawnshop

The days of James Bond dropping his famous “shaken not stirred” line are behind us.

According to a story in advertising trade Ad Age, Daniel Craig will be drinking Heineken in the next installment of James Bond. Marketing for the world’s most famous franchise was turned on its head a while ago, however. First, the Aston Martin disappeared, then the Rolex: our man in MI5 has since been driving a BMW and we-

What’s France’s hottest property right now? Jean Dujardin. What does he have in common with Charlie Sheen? Nothing. Until now. Figuring they have carte blanche for all kinds of shenanigans (that strangest of prerogatives among comedians), a team of Canadian radio pranksters named les Justiciers masqués (the masked vigilantes) called up Charlie Sheen with a job offer, and Charlie Sheen got played like a fiddle-listen