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When Mississippi Burned--and What Happened After--in Neshoba Neshoba: The Price of Freedom
, August 11, 2010
If Andrew Breitbart's recent sliming of Shirley Sherrod ultimately shows how far this country still has to go on matters of race, the documentary... More>>
Piano Lesson for the Middle-Aged Amateurs Among Us in They Came to Play They Came to Play
, August 11, 2010
A welcome twist on the now-ubiquitous kiddie competition doc, They Came to Play centers on the Van Cliburn Foundation's gathering of the world's... More>>
An Unusual Taste of Mainstream Indian Cinema in Peepli Live Peepli Live
, August 11, 2010
First widely reported in the '90s, an ongoing suicide epidemic in Central India has claimed the lives of tens of thousands of farmers too... More>>
Behind the Improv in Trust Us, This Is All Made Up Trust Us, This Is All Made Up
, August 11, 2010
A cannily filmed performance by noted improv team TJ Jagodowski and David Pasquesi bookended by reflections on the nature of their work, Trust... More>>
Corruption, Redemption, and Way Too Many Pigs in Revenge Thriller La Soga La Soga
, August 11, 2010
Suspiciously employing the same thug flashiness, upbeat nouveau-ethnic soundtrack, and glamorously shot poverty found in fellow shanty-town raves... More>>
Memento-Lite in Macao: Johnnie To's Vengeance Vengeance
, August 11, 2010
This French–Hong Kong co-production imports France's pop icon Johnny Hallyday to the element-swept universe of Johnnie To. Hallyday dons a... More>>
An Israeli Tank Rolls North, Fumbling to War, in Lebanon Lebanon
, August 04, 2010
Lebanon, written and directed by Samuel Maoz, is not just the year's most impressive first feature but also the strongest new movie of any kind... More>>
First Time's the Charm for Animal Kingdom Director David Michod First Time's the Charm for Animal Kingdom Director David Michod
, August 04, 2010
Debut films usually come with qualifications. They have limited budgets and scopes. They get called "small," patted on the head, and judged on a... More>>
The Other Guys, the Latest Will Ferrell-Adam McKay Copout The Other Guys
, August 04, 2010
After obligatory helicopter views of New York’s skyline open Adam McKay’s The Other Guys, we’re introduced to Danson and Highsmith... More>>
Two Blondes Are Better Than One: On Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Eccentricities of a Blonde-Hair Girl Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
, August 04, 2010
Serialized in Harper's Bazaar, the diary of flapper Lorelei Lee was a Jazz Age sensation. Lorelei's spelling was as bad as F. Scott Fitzgerald's,... More>>
Gay Love on the Down-Low in China-Set Spring Fever Spring Fever
, August 04, 2010
A pair of interlocking love triangles make up Lou Ye's Spring Fever, the director's first film since his 2006 Tiananmen romance Summer Palace led... More>>
Luke Wilson Brings Hardcore to the Masses in Middle Men Middle Men
, August 04, 2010
If the plot of Middle Men sounds familiar—Luke Wilson gets in bed with James Caan, who just wants to fuck him—that’s because... More>>
Body Language Trumps Bad Dialogue in Culture Clash Romance Cairo Time Cairo Time
, August 04, 2010
New York mag editor Juliette (Patricia Clarkson) travels alone to Cairo to meet her husband, who works for the United Nations in Gaza. When hubby... More>>
Twelve: A Very Special Episode of Gossip Girl Twelve
, August 04, 2010
"Maybe you know how it is. Maybe you don't," gravely intones Kiefer Sutherland, the narrator of Joel Schumacher's silly, tone-deaf adaptation of... More>>
The Stork Brings a Surprise for Gay Adoptive Parents in Patrik, Age 1.5 Patrik, Age 1.5
, August 04, 2010
Their new suburban house is lovely, the neighbors friendly, the nursery ready—and now all that Göran (Gustaf Skarsgård) and his... More>>
Life According to That Attendant Guy in The Parking Lot Movie The Parking Lot Movie
, August 04, 2010
In Charlottesville's nondescript open-air Corner Parking Lot, located near the prosperous University of Virginia, service-industry work is not... More>>
Teen Rat Versus the Mafia in The Sicilian Girl The Sicilian Girl
, August 04, 2010
The facts are more gripping than the filmmaking in Marco Amenta's routine docudrama about tenacious teen informer Rita Atria. The 17-year-old... More>>
Neo-Nazi Gay Love Blooms in Brotherhood Brotherhood
, August 04, 2010
The Danish film Brotherhood, which won "Best Film" at last year's Rome International Film Festival, arrives with a scenario that makes it easy to... More>>
The Wildest Dream Asks: Who Really Climbed Mount Everest First? The Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest
, August 04, 2010
Everest looks suitably majestic in this IMAX documentary, though five different expeditions on the peak are awkwardly cobbled into one dubious... More>>
The Waning Years of WWII in Last Letters From Monte Rosa Last Letters From Monte Rosa
, August 04, 2010
Last Letters From Monte Rosa, we're told in an introductory segment, is based on a recently discovered bag of missives written by German and... More>>
On Tour in Mundo Alas: Handicapped Musicians and Empty Uplift Mundo Alas
, August 04, 2010
Following a group of handicapped Argentinean musicians as they embark on a 2007–2008 national tour under the stewardship of famed folk... More>>
Get Degraded Early and Often in The Disappearance of Alice Creed The Disappearance of Alice Creed
, August 04, 2010
In suspense films about confinement, characters may be kidnapped or tortured, but the real captive is the viewer. We're stuck in our seats,... More>>
Dance Moves IN YOUR FACE in Step Up 3D Step Up 3D
, August 04, 2010
The dance battles that structure the Step Up films are all about the Move—the one unexpected, mind-blowing, totally impossible move that... More>>
Boxers Make Good and Other Cliches in The Kid: Chamaco The Kid: Chamaco
, August 04, 2010
In his famous essay on Casablanca, Umberto Eco explained that film’s appeal in terms of the interplay—the... More>>
Mental Disability as Comedy in Dinner for Schmucks Dinner for Schmucks
, July 27, 2010
In Steve Carell's first few episodes of the American version of The Office, his character, Michael Scott, hewed closely to the template created... More>>
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