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Cannes: Marion Cotillard Shines in James Gray's The Immigrant Cannes: Marion Cotillard Shines in James Gray's The Immigrant
By Stephanie Zacharek, May 22, 2013
You know those two little lines you get in your forehead when you frown? The ones that, if you frown too much, stick there for good? The French... More>>
This Year's Big Cannes Winner: People Who Want Great Screen Sex This Year's Big Cannes Winner: People Who Want Great Screen Sex
By Stephanie Zacharek, May 22, 2013
You probably won't respect me after I tell you this, but the movie that really made me want to come to Cannes was Mr. Bean's Holiday, in which... More>>
Epic Charms, but in the Most Traditional Manner Epic Charms, but in the Most Traditional Manner
By Zachary Wigon, May 22, 2013
Is calling a film's narrative structure "airtight" a compliment or a pejorative? Clockwork storytelling can entertain, yet such mechanisms can... More>>
Director Rama Burshtein on Fill the Void: It's About the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Community, But Isn't for Them Director Rama Burshtein on Fill the Void: It's About the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Community, But Isn't for Them
By Inkoo Kang, May 22, 2013
The Israeli arranged-marriage drama Fill the Void begins as a spy caper. Eighteen-year-old Shira (Hadas Yaron) and her mother (Irit Sheleg) play... More>>
Cannes: In Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian), Benicio Del Toro Acts Again! Cannes: In Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian), Benicio Del Toro Acts Again!
By Stephanie Zacharek, May 22, 2013
In Arnaud Desplechin's English-language Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian), Benicio Del Toro—freed at last from the tyranny of... More>>
Fast & Furious & Elegant: Justin Lin and the Vulgar Auteurs Fast & Furious & Elegant: Justin Lin and the Vulgar Auteurs
By Calum Marsh, May 22, 2013
Justin Lin may strike some as out of place in the pantheon of contemporary auteurs. The Taiwanese-born American filmmaker, best known for having... More>>
The English Teacher Proves that a Good Cast Doesn't Equate to Big Laughs The English Teacher Proves that a Good Cast Doesn't Equate to Big Laughs
By Nick Schager, May 22, 2013
A film seemingly produced only because it boasts enough sizable roles to entice multiple stars, Craig Zisk's The English Teacher reveals that a... More>>
Scheming Is a Blast as A Pig Across Paris Trawls Around Nazi-occupied Town Scheming Is a Blast as A Pig Across Paris Trawls Around Nazi-occupied Town
By Michael Atkinson, May 22, 2013
An amiable oddity crafted by a murderers' row of classic French cinema heavy hitters—including stars Jean Gabin and Bourvil, and... More>>
A Green Story Is More Monotonous Than Mythic A Green Story Is More Monotonous Than Mythic
By Pete Vonder Haar, May 22, 2013
The American immigrant experience is certainly compelling material for filmmakers, with centuries of rich tradition and robust narrative. Not... More>>
Geriatrics Fight for Glory in Ping Pong Geriatrics Fight for Glory in Ping Pong
By Daphne Howland, May 22, 2013
Though we understand the dual nature of children, we don't think of old age as a time for growth. Ping Pong shows us people piquantly aware of... More>>
Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton as Himself Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton as Himself
By Alan Scherstuhl, May 22, 2013
Perhaps it was disingenuous for George Plimpton to insist for so long that he was above all else an "am-uh-ter." Yes, this tweedy beanpole would... More>>
Taut and Gorgeously Acted, Augustine Traces the Cruel Undertones of a Proto-psychologist's Method Taut and Gorgeously Acted, Augustine Traces the Cruel Undertones of a Proto-psychologist's Method
By Ernest Hardy, May 15, 2013
"You use big words to say simple things," says Augustine, an illiterate kitchen maid, to the esteemed doctor treating her for the distinctly... More>>
Star Trek Into Darkness Boldly Goes Where Star Trek's Been Before If Star Trek Into Darkness Bombs, the Trick is on J.J. Abrams
By Amy Nicholson, May 15, 2013
"Who are you?" pleads a doomed man as Benedict Cumberbatch looms into his first close-up in Star Trek Into Darkness. The answer is Khan. And... More>>
Evil Vets of Black Rock Fall to the Same Old Escalating Skirmishes and Brutal Climax Evil Vets of Black Rock Fall to the Same Old Escalating Skirmishes and Brutal Climax
By Alan Scherstuhl, May 15, 2013
Seemingly crafted to validate the fears of those conservatives who rage that the white man can't get respect on the big screen these days, Katie... More>>
Cannes: Not Even the Gifted Emma Watson Can Raise The Bling Ring Cannes: Not Even the Gifted Emma Watson Can Raise The Bling Ring
But I haven't given up on Sofia Coppola.
By Stephanie Zacharek, May 15, 2013
The biggest puzzlement of these early days of the festival comes from Sofia Coppola, one of my favorite working directors. Until now, I have... More>>
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