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Dir. Jorn Faurschou (2005). Our three favorite Swedish detectivesWallander, his daughter Linda and her boyfriend Stefanneed to find... More >>
Dir. Ernest Schoedsack & Merian Cooper (1925). A pure salient moment in the history of documentary cinema, this epic account of the massive annual... More >>
Dir. Remy Belvaux & Andre Bonzel (1991). This controversial black and white Belgian mock documentary is concerned with Ben (Benoit Poelvoorde), a... More >>
Dir. Victor Fleming (1921). Although largely forgotten today, her films rarely revived, Constance Talmadge, a glamorous blonde beauty who... More >>
Dir. Marguerite Duras (1973). A meditative study somewhere between a literary text and a filmic narrative, this early Duras feature gains a good... More >>
Dir. Jorn Faurschou (2005). The second installment of this fine series based on the popular Swedish novels starts off with a bang with an... More >>
Dir. Vincente Minnelli (1949). There have been three film incarnations of Gustave Flaubert's novel. Against all odds, both French versions turned... More >>
Dir. Victor Fleming (1920). In this charming and imaginative silent comedy Douglas Fairbanks burlesques the effete European playboy in an... More >>
Dir. Herbert Brenon (1924). Brenon's adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic story about the boy who wouldn't grow up is one of the glories of... More >>
Dir. Fritz Lang (1948). A remarkable film, much better than its rep, and a stylish example of Hollywood's infatuation with Freud during the 1940s,... More >>
Dir. Patrice Chereau (2009). An intimate portrait of a man who has difficulty with relationships, Chereau's most recent examination of sexual... More >>
Dir. Kjell-ake Andersson (2005) If you've seen any of the decent BBC adaptations based on the international best-selling novels of Henning Mankell... More >>
Dir. King Vidor (1925). Vidor's great silent film, although it has comedy relief and a moving love story, gives a fairly realistic account of an... More >>
Dir. Mel Stuart (1971). A boy wins a tour of a mysterious chocolate factory and finds himself in the power of a magician in this good-looking... More >>
Dir. Jean-Luc Godard (1964). One of Godard's most playful movies, a fresh handling of serie noire material, this is a crime caper treated as a... More >>
Dir. Kathryn Bigelow (1991). This often eye-poppingly entertaining actioner in which maverick undercover FBI agent Keanu Reeves hotly pursues... More >>
Dir. Stephane Aubier and Vincent Patar (2009). The Alliance kicks off its eclectic month-long Belgian series with this surreal flick, the first... More >>
Dir. Bob Rafelson (1970). Rafelson's best film is one of the key American movies of its era. In his first star turn after gaining notoriety in... More >>
Dir. Jack Hill (1973), This fast-moving thriller was Pam Grier's first starring role and launched her career as the queen of 1970s blaxploitation... More >>
Dir. Bong Joon-ho (2007). Not just another fright flick, this monster saga is a fine piece of filmmaking which scores as a legitimate... More >>
Dir. Henry Selick (1993). This imaginative and more than slightly nutty stop-motion animation feature centers on the decision of the inhabitants... More >>
Dir. Jacques Becker (1954). This terrific movie set the standard for French gangster flicks for a generation. Jean Gabin brings all the authority... More >>
Dir. Agnes Varda (1989). Varda's disturbing flick is the account of a brief, doomed love affair between a 15-year-old boy and a divorced... More >>
Dir. Jennie Livingston (1990). Livingston's intriguing doc concerns the fashion-obsessed New York underground scene that invented "voguing" and... More >>
Dir. Frederick Wiseman (2001). Wiseman's excellent 32nd film, a harrowing look at wife-battering and related matters, was mostly shot at group... More >>
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