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This is amusing: @rejectnation sees what keywords Google auto-populates in image searches for famous directors

A @Guardian critic argues that Roman Polanski's lifetime film award is deserved, despite the whole fleeing felon thing

while the purpose of a 30-second ad may on the surface differ from the motive of a feature length film (though not always), both are media assembled through a particular economy of storytelling devices and are made often by a collaborative company of individuals. But an ad has its focus on selling something, whereas a movie does not. An interesting article about it.

A deep look at Roman Polanski's first english-speaking film and how he (along with Hitchcock) created the modern-day horror film.

Roman Polanski was snubbed by the US and the Oscars but was happy to get recognized in France for "The Ghost Writer."

Studio campaigning, sympathy votes, and screen legends: While it looks like "The King's Speech" is poised to dominate on Sunday, let us look into the past (as recent as last year) when the envelope said a few things we didn't expect.