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'Antibodies'
Ed Gonzalez, February 06, 2007
Instead of reinventing the procedural mechanics of the serial-killer drama, filmmaker Christian Alvert adds to its current state of retardation... More>>
'Bridge to Terabithia'
Jessica Grose, February 06, 2007
Don't be fooled by the CGI-laden, Narnia-lite trailers for Bridge to Terabithia: Far from a computer generated escapist fantasy, this film is an... More>>
'Close to Home'
Ella Taylor, February 06, 2007
With at least the virtue of novelty on its side, Vidi Bilu and Dalia Hager's debut outing as writer-directors tackles the claustrophobic world of... More>>
'Norbit'
Rob Nelson, February 06, 2007
Two Nutty Professor movies and Eddie Murphy still hasn't gotten the split- personality shtick out of his system. Original nut Jerry Lewis would... More>>
Edie Made Easy Edie Made Easy
Queen of the Factory gets a dull biopic
Nathan Lee, January 30, 2007
Ticket buyers to Factory Girl are in for a drag; not even the drag queens will like it. Cookie-cut from the biopic assembly line, this life and... More>>
Stasi Cinema Stasi Cinema
Two films—one sentimental, the other stark—look back on East Berlin's culture of suspicion and surveillance
J. Hoberman, January 30, 2007
The Lives of Others has a superbly alienated title and a quintessentially 20th-century premise. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's first feature... More>>
Lights! Camera! Chaos!
Whitney's series lacks focus; Anthology's got it
J. Hoberman, January 30, 2007
Ambitious as it is, the Whitney Museum's Lights, Camera, Action: Artists' Films for the Cinema runs off in a half-dozen directions. Douglas... More>>
Holland Days Holland Days
Rotterdam report: Film fest hearts 16mm
Ed Halter, January 30, 2007
Annually slotted in January's frigid tail-end, when film professionals are still skiing in Utah or packing for Berlin, the International Film... More>>
'The Messengers' 'The Messengers'
Jim Ridley, January 30, 2007
O h, boy—a shocker set against the terrifying backdrop of North Dakota sunflower farming! Get ready for the ultimate in Helianthus horror... More>>
'Burning Annie'
Nathan Lee, January 30, 2007
Burning Annie, the anxiously auspicious debut of director Van Flesher and writer Zack Ordynans, would be far too clever for its own good were the... More>>
'The Last Sin Eater'
Jessica Grose, January 30, 2007
Louise Fletcher as Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is arguably the most iconic female villain in film history. The miscasting of... More>>
'Operation Homecoming'
Ed Gonzalez, January 30, 2007
Though it exists neither to boost nor defy the war in Iraq, Operation Homecoming is not without political objective. Drawing inspiration from a... More>>
'Notes on Marie Menken'
Ed Gonzalez, January 30, 2007
Marie Menken's films and paintings reveal a stunning fondness for the rhythms of nature, technology, and human custom. Her friends and... More>>
'Constellation'
Scott Foundas, January 30, 2007
Depictions of upper-middle class African-American life are such a rare screen commodity that one wants to give a movie like Constellation every... More>>
'Unconscious'
Jennifer Drapkin, January 30, 2007
Pity Sigmund Freud. Dubbed "history's most debunked doctor" by Newsweek last year and forever known as the Oedipal complex guy, Freud could... More>>
Situation No Win Situation No Win
Dealing head-on with Bush's War, Samarra-set political thriller dissects Iraqi unrest and nails the neocons
J. Hoberman, January 23, 2007
The Situation, Philip Haas's deftly paced, well-written, and brilliantly infuriating Iraq War thriller is not only the strongest of recent... More>>
The Kids Are Not Alright The Kids Are Not Alright
Sundance kiddie porn, from Dakota’s rape to Cusack’s daddy issues
Scott Foundas, January 23, 2007
Park City, Utah— We all know about the cathartic power of blues music, but until the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, who knew that it could... More>>
Dissent for Sale
Opposition is a commodity in Sundance docs
Rob Nelson, January 23, 2007
Park City, Utah— Even by the lacerating standards of recent Sundance docs Why We Fight and Iraq in Fragments, the nonfiction at this year's... More>>
Spoiler Alert Spoiler Alert
Seven years later, doc reopens the Nader debate: Is it all his fault?
Jim Ridley, January 23, 2007
It is November 7, election day in America, the year of our Lord 2000, and en route to the ballot (screen, chad dimpler, whatever) every hand... More>>
Pipe Dream
Brothers Grimm meet Donovan in '70s fairy tale
J. Hoberman, January 23, 2007
Unexpectedly revived thirtysomething years after its theatrical run, The Pied Piper , Jacques Demy's 1972 retelling of the Grimms' tale, is more... More>>
Kazuo Hara Crosses the Line Kazuo Hara Crosses the Line
Transgressive Japanese documentarian ignores boundaries, finds truth
Ed Halter, January 23, 2007
Though it displays not a single dead body, gory gash, or bombed-out building, and limits its on-screen violence to heated arguments and abortive... More>>
Men at Work Men at Work
Reaching for the human side of highway construction, doc doesn't dig deep enough
Nathan Lee, January 23, 2007
The Second Deck of the Periférico freeway wends its way through 17 kilometers of Mexico City sprawl, lifting untold tons of steel and... More>>
Date My Mom Date My Mom
Diane Keaton subjects herself to more indignities in Michael Lehmann's latest vapid comedy
Scott Foundas, January 23, 2007
Though I'm sure it's purely coincidental, the decision to release the Diane Keaton–Mandy Moore rom-com Because I Said So with the scent of... More>>
'Catch and Release'
Ella Taylor, January 23, 2007
In the small pantheon of successful women screenwriters, Susannah Grant is aristocracy. But the muscular dialogue that fed so many great lines to... More>>
'East of Havana' 'East of Havana'
Michelle Orange, January 23, 2007
"I've had a tough life," says Magyori, a female musician and rapper featured in East of Havana, a vital look at Cuba's tenaciously grassroots... More>>
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