Sarah Mitchell

There is no doubt that you've seen his commercials. Indian-born director Tarsem Singh Dhandwar (who often goes by just Tarsem) has directed dozens upon dozens of commercials for big-wigs like Levis, Nike, Coca-Cola, Reebok, Pepsi, Smirnoff, Mercedes Benz, Campari and Absolut Vodka, just to name a few.

A young, morpheus actor who's not afraid of creepy roles will join thespian forces with an old fart whose on his second "wind" in the highly anticipated Christian Alvart claustrophobic sci-fi thriller, Pandorum. Ben Foster and Dennis Quaid will take on the leads as two crewmen who awake onboard a spacecraft, unaware of who they are and what they're supposed to be doing. http://www.ioncinema.com/movie.php?id=482

Forget Revlon. Latino beauty Eva Mendes will be getting down and dirty as she changes things up as the one throwing the punches in her next pic.

Following in the steps of the battling biopics - Capote (2005) vs. Infamous (2006) and Gus Van Sant's Milk (2008) vs. Bryan Singer's The Mayor of Castro Street (his Superman distraction might have permanently shelved this project) - 20th Century Fox and Universal have both announced that they will be tackling biopics about the British pop singer Dusty Springfield.

No one will argue that Harmony Korine isn't very concerned with making his audiences feel comfortable. Some might say the director goes to lengths to make you squirm in your seat.