Wind changes direction 'THE Other Side of the Wind', Orson Welles's last uncompleted movie which has been tied up in legal wrangles since his death in 1985, may now finally be seen. According to director Peter Bogdanovich, a deal is about to be concluded that will enable him to produce a final cut, possibly framing it with a documentary about the fight to have it shown. Welles is understood to have almost completed the shoot, and to have edited up to 50 minutes of footage.

Reel gone IRISHmovie-going has changed for ever with the screening of a digital 3D version of the new Disney animated movie 'Meet the Robinsons' at Movies @Dundrum, as well as a 2D digital version at cinemas in Stillorgan, Sligo, Cork, Portlaoise, Dungarvan and Enniscorthy. Digital screening eliminates the need for film reels being transported to cinemas and heralds an era of push-button movies. "It sets a standards marker for the cinema audience experience, " says Brendan McCaul, outgoing general manager of the Disney distributor, Buena Vista Ireland.

All Ireland top five (weekend 6-8 April) 1 (1)Mr Bean's Holiday (Steve Bendalack) Euro325,222 (Euro1,872,456 to date) 2 (-) Blades of Glory (Will Speck) Euro322,238 (-) 3 (2) 300 (Zach Snyder) Euro174,945 (Euro1,989,222) 4 (-) Sunshine (Danny Boyle) Euro116,004 (-) 5 (-) Meet the Robinsons (Steve Anderson) Euro112,216 (Euro327,378) Compiled from Sunday Tribune industry sources US top five movies (weekend 6-8 April) 1 (1) Blades of Glory (Will Speck) $23m ($68.4m to date) 2 (2) Meet the Robinsons (Steve Anderson) $17m ($52.2m) 33 (-) Are We Done Yet? $15m ($19.1m) 4 (-) Grindhouse (Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez) $11.6m) 5 (-) The Reaping (Stephen Hopkins) $10.1 ($12m)