Film Reviews: Stefano Incerti's overall vision is mature and meticulously crafted.

Music News: App is first of its kind for perf rights org -- The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, the performing rights organization made up of approximately 390 members, has announced the launch of ASCAP Mobile, an application for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

TV News: 'CSI' maven Zuiker on board to exec produce -- CBS is eyeing a spy drama based on aspects of Robert Ludlum's novels about the spies who work for the secretive Treadstone Corp.

H'w'd and D.C.: Perlman sends missive to members -- With the Screen Actors Guild's election season in full swing, the renewed push for a merger between SAG and AFTRA has become the dominant issue in the guild's upcoming board election.

Film News: '8 Mile' scribe to rewrite Summit actioner -- Summit Entertainment's moving forward on "The Osterman Weekend," tapping Jesse Wigutow ("8 Mile") to rewrite its long-gestating action-thriller, based on Robert Ludlum's novel.

International News: Olivia Williams to rep 'Ghost Writer' -- Gilles Paquet-Brenner's "Sarah's Key," toplining Kristin Scott Thomas, will close the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival.

Venice Show Dailies: Filmmaker blurs fact and fiction with latest offering -- For Venice audiences and critics, "In the City of Sylvia," which world preemed there in 2007, established Spaniard Jose Luis Guerin as a talent to track.

Venice Show Dailies: Mazzacurati tackles contempo issues in Venice competition comedy -- There is somewhat of a paradox in Carlo Mazzacurati's comedy "The Passion," which screens today.

International News: Golden Lion winner reflects on "Assassins," China and Hollywood -- John Woo dominated the Lido on Friday when he received the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement just as martial arts epic "Reign of Assassins," which he helmed with Su Chao-Pin, world preemed to warm response.

Film Reviews: A spare, slow-moving tale of a man with big plans who inherits an island.

International News: Investor fills the gap as banks pull out of risky biz -- On the Lido with Alex de la Iglesia's "Balada triste," which plays in competition on Monday, France's Backup Films, a pic consultancy-turned-investor, is stepping up to the plate.

Film Reviews: Pic intercuts between four stories in which characters face essential truths in the titular room.

Film Reviews: A emotional docu on the impact the Chilean and Argentine military juntas of the 1970s and '80s.

Film Reviews: Pic's sensibility is too idiosyncratic and voiceover too theatrical to make much of an impression.

Spotlight: Japanese Cinema 2010: B.O. giant doesn't diminish country's diverse offerings -- The Japanese film biz is booming -- that is, if you happen to be Toho (by far the biggest distrib) or its TV network partners, who serve as backers and producers of the Toho slate. Eight of the top 10 domestic B.O. pics for 2009 were released by Toho -- and this year will probably be no different.

Spotlight: Japanese Cinema 2010: Offbeat and extreme pics seek non-arthouse auds -- How to succeed in the Japanese film biz means really trying … something different.

Spotlight: Japanese Cinema 2010: Technology hasn't received full embrace -- Hollywood may be steadily producing 3D films, but in Japan, 2D domestic pics still dominate at the B.O.

Film Reviews: A schlubby young man struggles with self-definition under the shadow of his authoritarian father.

Film Reviews: Pic lacks in impact what it has in novelty.

Business News: American Rights at Work, four unions team on effort -- Four major performer unions will be touting the benefits of unions via Twitter during Labor Day weekend.