Richard Kelly on at 25: 'It's a Miracle That Any Movie Gets Made' The director discusses his debut novel, staying true to an artistic vision, and the absurd line of dialogue from he believes will find its way into his obituary. For a diehard fan of, meeting director and screenwriter Richard Kelly is a thrill in itself. But to first encounter him as a silhouette in a darkened movie theater is to feel almost like a character in one of his films--unmoored by indefinite space and physics, questioning your altered perception. It's a hot Friday in mid-August when I sit down with Kelly, 51, at Santa Monica's Aero Theatre, a beloved repertory venue that makes a key appearance in, his remarkable debut feature. Released in October 2001 with virtually no marketing due to the tragic events of 9/11 weeks prior (the plot hinges on a plane accident), it couldn't get a toehold at the box office. But in the months and years that followed, the film became a hit on the home video market and gained a fervent cult fandom thanks to its unique supernatural mystery.

On tap are at least four previously announced games, but there could be some room to address the future of "Assassin's Creed." The Ubisoft E3 2016 live stream begins at 1 p.m. PDT (4 p.m. EDT). After a rocky 2015 that saw the slumping sales of "Assassin's Creed" and the modest start to "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege," 2016 has been a massive success for Ubisoft. "Far Cry Primal" was a surprise hit, but it's hard to have any video game conversation without talking about "The Division," which had the biggest first week for a new game franchise, with 330 million in sales. Despite a rough patch of glitches and cheating, there's a dedicated audience for the third-person shooter.

Jake Gyllenhaal is set to star in a big-screen adaptation of record-breaking video game Tom Clancy's The Division. Gyllenhaal will also act as producer on the project, according to Variety. The video game, a third-person shooter, is gaming giant Ubisoft's fastest-selling product, making 330m ( 229m) within five days of its release in March. The game is set in New York City during the outbreak of a virus, with the player taking on the role of an agent investigating while avoiding increased criminal activity. Related: Can Michael Fassbender's Assassin's Creed save the video game movie?