The unlikely heroine of this lovely, wise, delicate romantic comedy by Eric Rohmer is Delphine, a young single…
In his documentaries, Errol Morris is fascinated equally by interesting human subjects, the thin line between fact and fiction, and the slippery…
Much better than Eat, Pray, Love. Or at least more genuine. This movie by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa (the more bracing I…
These days, $13 million in opening weekend means bombing, when movies like Transformers…
What I find most offensive of all is not the millions of dollars spent in morally debased, deliberately stupid and neuron-killing entertainments such as this one, or that seriously good actors like John Turturro and Frances McDormand sully…
The movie is a bit oblique, for sure, but I don’t understand people who demand their money back or find it so impossible to digest that Salon magazine has to print a guide to it. You don’t have to like it, you may find it pretentious, but try for a second to experience a movie that…
Warning: You are about to read an unfettered, crazy mad rave about this movie, which I believe is a moral duty to see. There are spoilers ahead and I don’t care. As yesterday was the day gay marriage laws took effect in New York, what better tribute than this American masterpiece…
The Holocaust Film Studios, aka The Weinstein Company, bring us yet another movie on the topic. This one, I must say in some disagreement…
A very timely French thriller by writer/director Lucas Belveaux, this gripping, intelligent film is about Stanislas Graff, a big French industrialist…
