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'Salvo' presents an intense gangster film with evocative images and a steady pace —...
Gangster movies are often defined by plot twists and duplicitous schemers that are hard to trust and sometimes feel for. These movies sometimes feel...
Film Review: ‘Le Week-End’ balances delicate humor with harsh depiction of 30-year marriage
The depiction of love in movies often feels unfulfilling to the older movie-goer or anyone, for that matter, with true experiences in long-term relationships....
Film Review: ‘Nymph()maniac Volume I’ is hard to assess without Volume II, but let’s...
It was Carl Jung who theorized all genders have an opposite within. Men have a female side and women have a male side. He said...
Film Review: 'Liv & Ingmar' reflects on one of cinema's most powerful and inspiring...
For lovers of foreign art house film, the collaboration between Swedish director Ingmar Bergman and Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann stands as one of the...
Film Review: 'Camille Claudel 1915' – madness and the deprived artist
French director Bruno Dumont works in an elliptical manner. Though he consistently works with powerful visuals, his work requires an audience with an open...
Vive la France! Five essential French New Wave films
The French New Wave (or La Nouvelle Vague) stands as one of the most productive movements in French cinema history. Characterized by focused, human stories...
Film Review: 'Blue Caprice' and the trouble with humanizing demons
Director Alexandre Moors has made a bold, if not challenging choice of subject for his debut feature film. In 2002, residents living in and around...
Film Review: ‘Only God Forgives’ is a problematic, distancing art film
Note: This is an in-depth analytical review, several weeks after the U.S. premiere of this film. It may contain spoilers.
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After breaking...
Finally, David Bowie and Tilda Swinton join forces: Watch DB’s new video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH7dMBcg-gE
This morning, David Bowie's official website pointed visitors to a second preview track from his first album in 10 years, the Next Day (Support...
Film Review: ‘Amour’ captures poetry of confronting death in love
More than any other foreign language film before it, Amour seems a sure-thing for winning the Oscar® for Best Foreign Language Picture of 2012....