Articles about The Artist

The Artist is French movie made by a French production company, a French director and French stars, but it's not a "foreign film" according to the Academy- thanks to @TheAwl

Desperately seeking a Best Picture nod trend, @TheAVClub finally comes up with... reassurances about a "scary future"

What does the celebration of old times and old values in movies such as 'The Artist,' 'Hugo,' 'Midnight in Paris' and 'War Horse' say about today's Hollywood? According to this essay in @LATimes these movies are less about a lost past than they are about an unsatisfactory present. Apparently, in modern Hollywood, it is easy to hate what you do.

Video: A cool behind-the-scenes look at the making of "The Artist"

The largely silent film "The Artist" wasn't as much of a challenge to its editor as you might think. She had been taught to edit without sound.

The 2011 film year delivered on the romance quotient with titles like "The Artist" and "Midnight in Paris," while others like "Shame" and "Young Adult" gave some a reason to stay in on Valentine's Day.

The film "The Artist" is filled with references to old films. Here's an article decoding the references to film history in a movie in love with film history.

Video: "The Artist" star Jean Dujardin shows he's a good sport in this @funnyordie spoof about his next career move

Lanky, genial James Cromwell, who became instantly recognizable to a nation with his role as the tough-yet-tender farmer in 1995's Babe, but whose prolific career stretches back 1970s TV hits. He goes through the best of them here with @TheAVClub.

An article about why everybody hates a frontrunner and why people are now turning on the Best Picture favorite