With his new “Flicka” movie (based on the classic, “My Friend Flicka,” of course) landing in theaters next week, Tim McGraw is one busy hombre.

“Dancers don’t really retire. They come out and teach or produce, so they’re always doing something. I just go out there and perform and I love it. I’ve had a long run and it’s still going.”

Oklahoma native Gary Coolidge directs his first film, "Employee of the Month," and his family scores guest roles.

'Employee of the Month’ director, who was raised in Norman, Okla., an discusses the road to Hollywood.

A Jeffersonville man is taking a look behind the scenes of the fright industry with an independently made documentary, scheduled for release at the end of 2007.
“Screamer: The Art of Terror” represents director William McHugh’s take on the terror business. He has already traveled the Midwest, filming trade shows and conventions in Chicago, Denver and Columbus, Ohio.

It might be his last martial-arts film, but Li proves in “Fearless” that he’s capable of much more. There are some dramatic chops behind those fists of fury.

Audiences can decide for themselves whether it was better as a book and movie when “High Fidelity” makes its world premiere.

“It’s never too late."

In conjunction with the Cumberland Theatre's production of the Diary of Anne Frank, an exhibit will be held at the theater showing the timeline of the Holocaust, highlighted by local residents' family histories showing relatives who died in the concentration camps.