Julianne Moore says she was surprised to learn that people in some parts of the world have mistaken "Still Alice," her film about Alzheimer's disease, as "science fiction" and even "horror-comedy." ...

Flashback to 1995 when a new actress named Julianne Moore was beginning to get noticed for her work in the Todd Haynes film "Safe," where she played an affluent Southern California suburbanite who ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sony Classics’ Toronto Pickup of ‘Still Alice’ Puts Julianne Moore in the Oscar Race Sony Pictures Classics confirmed on Friday ...

In Still Alice, Julianne Moore delivers a heartbreaking, emotionally astute portrayal of a woman disappearing in full view of her nearest and dearest. Alice (Moore) is a linguistics professor who has ...

In one small scene in the film “Still Alice,” Alice Howland tells one of her children what it’s like to live with Alzheimer’s. “It’s not always the same,” Alice says. She has “good days and bad days.” ...

In a mature work of art, these moments are made possible by the context, by the atmosphere and engagement the whole has created for the specific. That’s why narrative works that are discontinuous, or ...

In Lisa Genova's novel Still Alice, Alice Howland, a professor of psychology at Harvard, develops early-onset Alzheimer’s at the age of 50. She begins to suspect that something is wrong when she ...

To take on Still Alice, a project about a fatal degenerative disease, when already dealing with another fatal degenerative disease was daunting. Moreover, the diseases themselves were almost direct ...