The Social Network
Nerds are it. Especially when they're worth £4.3bn. Andrew Pulver enjoys the story of Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg
The Social Network and docudrama dishonesty
Andrew Clark: When film-makers use real-life stories, like Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg's, blurring fact and fiction means we get factionalism
Aaron Sorkin | No 21
The West Wing made Aaron Sorkin a huge media power, while The Social Network could be a movie to define the times
David Lynch edits Wallpaper* section
Wallpaper* October issue sees Lynch share editor's chair with stage director Robert Wilson
Sloths, sharks and soldiers sate appetite for online films
Vlogs where 'Jackass meets Foreign Correspondent' are internet success story
Star Wars: The Battle for Hoth
This Star Wars app for the iPhone doesn't live up to expectations, writes Toby Moses
How sloths took the internet by storm (slowly)
Lucy Cooke's Vimeo film is just what the Sheffield Doc/Fest judges are looking for. By Josh Halliday
Ridley Scott to crowdsource documentary via YouTube
Director of Gladiator, Alien and Blade Runner asks public to post snippets of their life – and offers co-directing credit
Ben Stiller to create Yahoo web show
'Webisodes' to feature star's parents commenting on news items – but brand's David Beckham sponsorship likely to be dropped. By Mark Sweney
How Hollywood has predicted the future
The sci-fi films that showed us the technology of the future
Why Minority Report was spot on
It's only eight years since Steven Spielberg's Minority Report amazed audiences with its futuristic technology. But now science is fast catching up
After Kinect/Minority Report, what other technologies did films forecast?
Blog: Gesture-based games playing is here, so it won't be long before we'll control our computers the same way (just watch) as in Minority Report.
Red Dead Redemption film puts movie-making in the game
'Machinima' film made by John Hillcoat, director of the movie The Road, will promote video game