Email Author Scott Foundas

Awards

• 2010 - National Entertainment Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published April 9, 2009

  "Boxing, Sex, and Madness"

• 2010 - National Entertainment Journalism Awards/LA Press Club

  2009 Film Issue

• 2010 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published December 10, 2009

  "Eastwood on the Pitch"

• 2009 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published April 10, 2008

  "The Visitor"

• 2009 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published February 14, 2008

  "Diary of the Dead"

• 2009 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published December 25, 2008

  "Benjamin Button"

• 2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published November 30, 2007

  "Iron Butterfly"

• 2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published November 23, 2007

  "Born Identities"

• 2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published November 9, 2007

  "Badlands"

• 2008 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club

  Film reviews

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2004 Stories by Scott Foundas

• Docs on the Rocks

  published December 30, 2004

  Photo by Joe Berlinger"In what has become a tribal ritual, accusations are again flying about the Oscar nominees for Best... More >>

• Top 10, er, 12 Movies of the Year

  published December 23, 2004

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• Lost in Translation

  published December 16, 2004

  Photo by Bob MarshakIn the name of authenticity — or, perhaps, just killer craft services — James L. Brooks enlisted famed Fren... More >>

• Phantoms and Crooners

  published December 16, 2004

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• Clint Eastwood’s Million Dollar Baby

  published December 16, 2004

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• For a Few Million More . . .

  published December 16, 2004

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• Unholy Orders

  published December 9, 2004

  Photo by Philippe AntonelloBy the time he collected the original-screenplay Oscar for 2002’s extraordinary Talk... More >>

• Strangers in the Same Land

  published December 2, 2004

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• Alexander the Not-So-Hot

  published November 25, 2004

  Photo by Jaap BuitendijkIn life, Alexander the Great is said to have slept with a copy of Homer’s Iliad tucked beneath his... More >>

• The Unkindest Cut

  published November 18, 2004

  WHILE IT MAY TAKE A VILLAGE to raise a child, sometimes it takes a child — or maybe a half-dozen of them, plus one... More >>

• What in Tarnation

  published October 14, 2004

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• The World Comes to Toronto

  published September 23, 2004

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• Cineastes and Evolutionaries

  published September 9, 2004

  Had Henri Langlois not seen fit, in 1936, to co-found (with filmmaker Georges Franju) the Cinémathèque Française, no doubt someone else — or ... More >>

• The Summer: No Bummer

  published September 2, 2004

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• Less than Zero

  published August 26, 2004

  Photo by Melissa Moseley For those disposed to pay close attention to movie credits, the ones attached to the new thriller Suspect Zero... More >>

• Hell Hath No Fury

  published August 12, 2004

  Paul Schrader seems relaxed for a man who’s just been doing battle with dark, demonic forces — and I’m not talking about Pazuzu, the sinis... More >>

• Genetically Modified Desire

  published August 5, 2004

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• Sunrise, Sunset . . . and Beyond

  published July 1, 2004

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• So Very Good

  published June 17, 2004

  Though 2004 ostensibly marks its 10th anniversary, it could be argued that the Los Angeles Film Festival has only just turned 4, its birth... More >>

• Geek Implosion

  published June 10, 2004

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• Around the World in 80 Way

  published June 3, 2004

  In Danish experimental and documentary filmmaker Jørgen Leth’s 1967 short subject The Perfect Human, a... More >>

• Rites of Spring

  published May 27, 2004

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• Su Casa Es Mi Casa

  published May 6, 2004

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• Thirteen Things I Learned Watching 13 Going on 30

  published April 22, 2004

  Photo by Mary Sue Gordon 1) That for lack of an actual film to remake, Hollywood’s fallback position is to concoct a hybri... More >>

• Thrill Bill

  published April 22, 2004

  Under the opening titles of director Nick Willing’s occasionally engaging, if undeniably tawdry, thriller Close Your Eyes, ... More >>