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Papa Paparazzo Ron Galella Gets His Close-up in Smash His Camera Smash His Camera
, July 27, 2010
With his lumpy face, Bronx accent, and streetwise hitch, Ron Galella comes on like a fringe player in some '70s New York B-movie—which, in... More>>
Spectacle, Sex, and Subversive Cinema in Russellmania Russellmania
, July 27, 2010
"There really is no difference between nuns with no clothes on and tap dancers in goggles. It is all material," said Ken Russell. For the... More>>
Regrets, I've Had a Few: A Hermit's Pre-Death Funeral in Get Low Get Low
, July 27, 2010
"No Damn Trespassing, Beware of Mule!" warns the hand-carved sign posted near the high country cabin of Tennessee recluse Felix Bush (Robert... More>>
Brooklyn's Own King of Chutzpah, Phil Silvers, Now on DVD Brooklyn's Own King of Chutzpah, Phil Silvers, Now on DVD
, July 27, 2010
As summer was once the rerun season, let us hail the sitcom geniuses of the 1950s: Lucille Ball, Jackie Gleason, and the Great One's Brooklyn... More>>
Enemies of the People Finds Truth in the Killing Fields Enemies of the People
, July 27, 2010
Taking in Enemies of the People is a little like watching a Cambodian Shoah, but as if we had access to the director's methods and motivations... More>>
Quarter-Life Crisis in the Stunning New Year The New Year
, July 27, 2010
A slow-building stunner of a character study, The New Year stars Trieste Kelly Dunn as Sunny, a budding writer who returned to her working-class... More>>
Eccentric New Yorkers Without Indie Quirk in The Extra Man The Extra Man
, July 27, 2010
Delicate, gangly Louis Ives (Paul Dano) yearns to be both a Gatsby-era gentleman and a pretty young lady. Caught fondling a lacy brassiere, he's... More>>
All Gloss, No Dirt in Hugh Hefner Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist, and Rebel
, July 27, 2010
Dirtbag Gene Simmons opens the film, flatly stating that every man envies Hugh Hefner. Is that what I was feeling, watching photo ops with frail... More>>
Home From Iraq, a Soldier Searches The Dry Land The Dry Land
, July 27, 2010
The dry land that we actually see in The Dry Land is the Texas dirt that James (Ryan O'Nan) comes home to. Strictly speaking, James has returned... More>>
Another Go at Rock's Dingiest Legend in Who Killed Nancy Who Killed Nancy
, July 27, 2010
Nearly 32 years ago, Sid Vicious, formerly the barely adequate but sullenly handsome replacement bassist for the Sex Pistols, woke up from a... More>>
Like Stereotypes? Then You'll Love The Concert. The Concert
, July 27, 2010
Beyond fans of Mélanie Laurent—who furiously fingers a fiddle and wears flashback wigs—The Concert may appeal to those who... More>>
Charlie St. Cloud, Starring Zac Efron's Abs Charlie St. Cloud
, July 27, 2010
In a go-nowhere Pacific Northwest town, dreamy high school sailor Charlie (played mostly by Zac Efron's abs and piercing gaze) puts his Stanford... More>>
Thomas Frank's Bestseller Gets the Doc Treatment in What's the Matter With Kansas? What's the Matter With Kansas?
, July 27, 2010
Early in this mildly involving riff on Thomas Frank's nonfiction bestseller, the author appears at a bookstore signing to summarize his starting... More>>
Mental Illness Is a Bummer in Helen Helen
, July 27, 2010
"Your wife isn't unhappy—your wife is ill," a doctor explains to David (Goran Visnjic) early on in Helen, thus ensuring that the viewer... More>>
Cats & Dogs (and Pigeons and Christina Applegate) Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore
, July 27, 2010
About as unremarkable as a film about talking animals organized into competing intelligence agencies can be, Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty... More>>
The Women of Orlando Are Back Together Again The Women of Orlando Are Back Together Again
Eighteen years after their breakout success—and they're back in theaters, too
, July 20, 2010
Almost unthinkable now, 18 years ago, both a writer-director and a performer made career breakthroughs with a film based on a 1928 novel by a... More>>
Todd Solondz Returns With Life During Wartime Life During Wartime
Back with an update but the same sensibility, the director shows us that happiness is a state of mind
, July 20, 2010
Elegant opening credits, written as if it were calligraphy on a wedding invitation, yield to a couple in blunt close-up—unhappy,... More>>
Salt's Jolie: The First (Ambiguous) Action Heroine Salt
Her contradictions buoy the otherwise rote film
, July 20, 2010
Salt, famously the Spy Flick Rewritten for Angelina Jolie After Tom Cruise Dropped Out, has been publicized as the cinematic equivalent of the... More>>
Todd Solondz, Snowbird Todd Solondz, Snowbird
The writer-director takes his suburban pathos and personal anxiety to the Sunshine State
, July 20, 2010
Relief from a summer movie season marked by blockbuster and franchise fatigue may come in the form of an extremely unlikely sequel. Opening... More>>
Beyond the 'Rock Star' Image to the Heart of Basquiat Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child
Tamra Davis's tribute focuses on the specifics
, July 20, 2010
An international art star by the age of 23 and dead from a heroin overdose at 27, Jean-Michel Basquiat was drawn, in the words of one curator, to... More>>
Farewell Stars Badly Dressed Bureaucrats Instead of Spies Farewell
, July 20, 2010
A homely bit of international Cold War cloak-and-dagger, starring badly dressed bureaucrats instead of chic spies, Farewell is based on a vital... More>>
Ramona and Beezus Is Less Disney Than Hallmark Channel Ramona and Beezus
, July 20, 2010
Despite the presence of Mouse House starlet Selena Gomez, Ramona and Beezus is less Disney than Hallmark Channel, a loose adaptation of Beverly... More>>
Frank V. Ross's Latest, Audrey the Trainwreck, Has No Character Named 'Audrey' and No Trainwreck Audrey the Trainwreck
, July 20, 2010
Frank V. Ross makes no-budget, impeccably acted, dryly funny, and unpretentiously melancholic movies about the tiny gray area between happiness... More>>
British Filmmakers Expose Despotic Rule in Mugabe and the White African Mugabe and the White African
, July 20, 2010
The idea of a film pleading the cause of white landowners in the new Africa might make you roll your eyes. But if there's one dictator whose... More>>
Brillante Mendoza's Newest, Tirador, Is Feverishly Absorbing Tirador
, July 20, 2010
With its frenzied depiction of a desperate economic climate, its turbulent handheld camerawork that sticks close to the cluttered streets of... More>>
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