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  • Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
    Tuesday, November 17
    The joke's on someone in Werner Herzog's awkwardly titled Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. Possibly Abel Ferrara who, exploding in fury... More >>
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  • The Sun
    Tuesday, November 17
    The most perverse installment of Aleksandr Sokurov's dictator cycle, The Sun follows the Russian director's meditations on Hitler (Moloch, 1999)... More >>
  • MOMA Brings Tim Burton's Outsider Art In
    Tuesday, November 17
    What will five months of feting by MOMA do to Tim Burton's perversely blockbusting outsider art? Probably nothing. Intensely devoted to a... More >>
  • The Twilight Saga: New Moon
    Tuesday, November 17
    Bella: I’m coming. Edward: I don’t want you to.—The Twilight Saga: New Moon Worry not for the purity of your tween girls,... More >>
  • Red Cliff
    Abridged for American consumption
    Tuesday, November 17
    John Woo spent a decade navigating the big-studio minefield—longer than most foreign auteurs last in Hollywood before throwing in the... More >>
  • Broken Embraces
    Tuesday, November 17
    "Everything's already happened to me," admits Harry Caine, the blind, middle-aged filmmaker in Broken Embraces. "All that's left is to enjoy... More >>
  • Liv Ullmann Retro at BAM
    Tuesday, November 17
    With her large, if rare, grin and high forehead, Liv Ullmann was always the least dreamy of the axiomatic New Wave–era actresses—she... More >>
  • Mammoth
    Tuesday, November 17
    English, Tagalog, and Thai are spoken in Swedish writer-director Lukas Moodysson's Mammoth, but he communicates only in the idiom of Crash and... More >>
  • Fix
    Tuesday, November 17
    You wouldn't guess this by reading the film histories of the period, but, back in the day, most of us who were young and sentient scornfully... More >>
  • Defamation
    Tuesday, November 17
    Jewish Israeli director Yoav Shamir's cheerfully incendiary documentary about the modern face of anti-Semitism begins with Shamir (Checkpoint)... More >>
  • The War on Kids
    Tuesday, November 17
    Cevin Soling's lively documentary lays out in hair-raising detail the authoritarian underpinnings of America's child-centered culture, in which a... More >>
  • The Blind Side
    Tuesday, November 17
    Another poor, massive, uneducated African-American teenager lumbers onto screens this month, two weeks after Precious and obviously timed as a... More >>
  • The Missing Person
    Tuesday, November 17
    John Rosow is a P.I., hired off a cold-call to trail a man. It turns out he's distinctly bad at his job—once he's got his mark in sight, he... More >>
  • Staten Island
    Featuring Ethan Hawke, looking nothing like a septic-tank cleaner
    Tuesday, November 17
    Native son James DeMonaco overlaps three Staten Island stories, set amid strip-mall Italian joints, tasteless suburban manors, and ship... More >>
  • My Dear Enemy
    Tuesday, November 17
    Tapping into a palpable strain of economic anxiety, My Dear Enemy turns the money quest of two hard-luck Seoul residents into a dryly comic... More >>
  • Planet 51
    Tuesday, November 17
    Like E.T. in reverse, this pleasantly mediocre CG animation tale lands an astronaut on a distant planet whose green, four-fingered, newt-ish... More >>
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