Multi-awarded Spanish writer and filmmaker Nacho Garcia Velilla discusses how film can be used as medium for expression.

Best known for his film, Fuera de carta (Chef’s Special), Velilla explains how comedy can be used to portray personal conflicts in films. Chef’s Special will be featured in this year’s Pelicula, a Spanish film festival to be held at Greenbelt 3 from October 1 to 12. Watch this video interview by INQUIRER.net multimedia reporter Anna Valmero.

I’VE lost track of how many times my six-year-old daughter Sam has watched “High School Musical” and “High School Musical 2″ in all their different versions (original, What’s What, Sing-Along, etc.) on the Disney Channel and on DVD, and I can tell you that all she’s waiting for is October to watch “High School Musical 3: Senior Year” in the movie house.

Yup, unless you’ve been hiding under a rock or aren’t a parent, you know that the highly successful Disney Channel Original Movie is going to the big screen this October. Needless to say, I expect this movie to be a big hit — it’s just a question of how big. Judging by Sam and her friends and classmates, a lot of kids and young people absolutely love the “High School Musical” series, as well as “Hannah Montana” and, lately, “iCarly.”

Here’s a look at the “High School Musical 3″ trailer courtesy of TV Guide’s YouTube channel.

CHECK out this trailer provided by Animax, and follow the adventures of twin brothers Thor and Rai, who are kidnapped and abandoned on the harsh prison planet Chimaera.

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AS a fan of the original “Knight Rider,” I’m excited to see the new TV series that NBC will unleash on Feb. 17.

I just hope that it can live up to expectations. The original KITT (Knight Industries Two Thousand) was one of the coolest characters ever on TV (heh, yeah, I miss the talking car more than David Hasselhoff, heh).

Anyway, to whet your appetites, check out these video clips from NBC.com.

(UPDATE 1: OK, something seems to be wrong as of this writing with the embed codes and even the Share URLs of the clips below, so I removed the embedded clips. Just click here for the clips.

UPDATE 2: And now the video of the pilot episode is no longer available. Is it technical difficulties? Or, jeez, NBC, why make video clips available for sharing if you’re just going to pull the plug later on, huh? Sheesh, when will TV networks really embrace the Web?)

Here’s the teaser for the Feb. 17 two-hour pilot episode.

Here’s writer and producer David Andon talking about making the new “Knight Rider” relevant to today’s audience.

Here’s Justin Bruening, who’s playing Mike Tracer, the estranged son of the original show’s Michael Knight.

And here’s Deanna Russo, the actress playing Mike Tracer’s love interest Sarah Graiman.

And, of course, here’s the real star of the show, heh, the new KITT.