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THE award-winning movie star, who is due to take over the role of Mad Max from Mel Gibson, is coming to North Lincolnshire on a mission.

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans a ' Nicolas Cage stars as a drug- and gambling-addled detective in post-Katrina New Orleans investigating the killing of five Senegalese immigrants.

British director and screenplay author Duncan Jones, son of rock star David Bowie.

Bronson Review Posted by Shawn S. Lealos on 12.04.2009 Charlie Bronson is the most dangerous man in Britain's prison system.

The sci-fi thriller Moon stars Sam Rockwell as a lonely lunar base worker who longs to return to his family on Earth.

Thus far the grassroots campaign to snag an Oscar for Sam Rockwell's Moon performance, led largely by the film's director Duncan Jones on his Twitter feed , has been pretty limited to the Internet fan communities.

Sir Michael Caine and Daniel Day Lewis were among the winners at this year's British Independent Film Awards.

Duncan Jones' "Moon" floated off with the best British film nod during this year's British Independent Film Awards, with Jones also taking home the best debut director plaudits at a ceremony Sunday night.

The country's most notorious prisoner claims that he has suffered degrading treatment in jail because he collaborated with the makers of a film about his life.

A heist of an armored car goes bad. Extra-macho cast: Matt Dillon, Jean Reno, Laurence Fishburne, Fred Wart and Skeet Ulrich.

Jumping around in time, mixing fantasy with fact, and featuring one of the best and most outlandish performances of the year, "Bronson" wastes no time in establishing just how nasty its title character is.

A new movie called Bronson by filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn is traveling around the country, three screens per week.

Happy Friday the 13th! Walk under a ladder, hang out with a black cat, and see some movies.

Michael a oeCharles Bronsona Peterson is the most violent inmate in the British prison system in the stylized character study Bronson.

Watching the trailer for "2012," the newest end-of-the world epic, one thought hits me.

Mad for it There's always been something endearing about the sincere and unblinking way in the Rendezvous With Madness film festival, dedicated solely to matters psychological, presents itself.

Actor Tom Hardy, shown in the film Bronson , is tipped to take over from Mel Gibson in Mad Max .

This is not the usual project we write about, but I just thought it sounded cool enough to mention.

R.M. Vaughan Published on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009 4:44PM EDT Last updated on Thursday, Oct.

In either side of The Belcourt this week, you have your pick of movies based on the lives of real people and purportedly true exploits.