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Lone Star State fights for productions

Attracting two big network TV shows would be considered a success for any film commissioner, but the Texas Film Commission learned earlier this year that keeping primetime series in its state requires an equal amount of dedication.More

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Kaye lights fuse then lets 'Fire' burn gray

Director Tony Kaye gained a reputation as a hothead back when he battled New Line Cinema over "American History X." Despite that, one should not necessarily expect a fiery polemic with his new abortion documentary "Lake of Fire," GREGG KILDAY writes.More

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Indie cinema

Some insiders wonder whether the sector will keep on truckin' -- or run out of gas. Read THR's complete survey of the indie biz.

Icons: Jamie Foxx

The Hollywood Walk of Fame honoree has enjoyed commercial and critical success.

Dialogue: DTS' Jon Kirchner

The company's CEO talks about its transition from the theatrical business to consumer licensing.

Honor role

Filmmaker Sidney Lumet discusses his latest film, "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead."

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By the Numbers

Weekend boxoffice

1.	The Game Plan	$22.7
2.	The Kingdom	17.7
3.	Resident Evil	8.0
4.	Good Luck Chuck	6.3
5.	3:10 to Yuma	4.2
6.	The Brave One	3.7
7.	Mr. Woodcock	3.0
8.	Eastern Promises	2.9
9.	Sydney White	2.7
10.	Across the Universe	2.1
Weekend of Sept. 28-30. Estimated figures in $ mil.

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Indie Film

New York's indie scene expands to outer boroughs

With production thriving at never-before-seen levels in New York City, indie and low-budget filmmakers are broadening their geographical horizons. Thanks to a flurry of directors, producers and actors living and congregating in trendy Brooklyn, Queens and Bronx cafes over the past few years, the creative center of New York's indie scene is shifting, too.More

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Boxoffice didn't 'Plan' for $22.7 million bow

It's a writer's 'Nightmare'

Hitchcock legacy lives at Edit festival

'Code' words for Freeman, Banderas