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Inside Llewyn Davis: The Coen Brothers' Most Moving Film Since A Serious Man

Film Fall Picks 2013

Edited by Aaron Hillis

Will This Gatsby Break The Curse?

F. Scott Fitzgerald's jazz-age-set novel The Great Gatbsy has long been considered pretty unfilmable, despite it's having been filmed again and again. The story of a war vet peeking into the lavish life of the title rich man and finding parties, costumes, and lunacy, just might be better on the writ ... More >>

The Company You Keep: Wheezy Rider

Sundance 2013: Sex with James Franco, Sultry Scarlett Johansson, Daniel Radcliffe's Jew-Fro, and a Great Film From Jordan

NO MORE SECRETS

Sneakers celebrates 20 years at 92Y Tribeca

Cops and Novelists: Elmore Leonard, Donald Westlake, and other moonlighting screenwriters

All The President's Men Remixed With "Sabotage" Almost Makes Journalism Seem Edgy, Glamorous

Interesting factoid: the Watergate scandal caused enrollment in journalism schools to be at an all-time high in 1974, since budding journalists wanted to be just like Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. JY CINEMASHUP - All the President's Boys from Jeff Yorkes on Vim ... More >>

Man and His Horse in the Beautifully Observed Buck

The Conspirator: Another Dull History Lesson From Robert Redford

Robert Redford's Mealy-Mouthed Reluctant Virgin of a Politician in "The Candidate"

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. August 3, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 31 films in focus By Andrew Sarris Cinema, like politics, makes strange bedfellows. "THE CANDIDATE," for example. (I couldn't.) It so happens that I find myself more in critical harmony with Bella Abzug's ... More >>

Blind Items! Blind Items! Blind Items!

You figure out the names.

Even with a Shirtless Robert Redford and Johnny Cash Soundtrack: 'Rotten to the Core'

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. October 29, 1970, Vol. XV, No. 44 Film: Little Fauss By Molly Haskell Can Robert Redford be a nasty skunk? Can Jack Nicholson be without charm? Or Jane Fonda without bail money? Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard his spot ... More >>

Carl Paladino's Carefully Crazy Act

How many nuts win multimillion-dollar state leases?

A Tale of the Toronto Film Festival

With more than 250 films to see, there is no one, definitive festival experience. Here's mine.

The Medium Is the Message in David Fincher's Present-Tense Social Network

Andrew Sarris Harshes on 'Casino Royale' and 'Barefoot in the Park'

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. June 15, 1967, Vol. XII, No. 35 Films By Andrew Sarris "CASINO ROYALE" is said to be doing spectacular business despite moderately unfavorable reviews. Most of the proceedings were too esoteric for this reviewer. At times, it seemed th ... More >>

Three Days of the Condor

Quiz Show

ALL THE LADIES’ MAN

He’s not a journalist, but he played one in the movies

The Candidate

Found: World's Least Persuasive Apartment-Share Ad Reply

So we've all heard that one silver lining to the whole economic meltdown is that New York is

GAMBLIN' MEN

Catch The Sting at Bryant Park

What is the Tribeca Film Fest?

Staffers flee. New blood moves in. And still the question remains.

Bail Out The International

A movie with troubled assets, indeed

Getting Over Election Day With The Candidate

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Did Meryl Streep Ever Sleep With DeNiro?

At the buffet table with Rachel Dratch, missing Osama, and why Harvey Fierstein is always right

Man vs. Nature in Texas Eco-Doc The Unforeseen

The sanctity of property vs. the health of the land in Austin

Dull Roar

The odd upside of Robert Redford's terribly earnest, utterly terrible war drama

Going for the Gold

The Whole World in Our Hands

Activist fest takes on global warming, suburban sprawl and, as if war weren't enough, AIDS in Iraq

Fort Greene, Utah

Removed from the Park City hype, Sundance comes to Brooklyn

Rack Focus

The Last Days of a Porn Palace

'Trudell'

Broken Glowers

My Life is a dog: Redford self-actualizes, Freeman bears the burden in new Hallstrom

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A Dry White Season

Really ordinary people: Robert Redford and family keep their patrician chins to the wind

Against The Current

Find out how many used Great Gatsbys it takes to build a boat

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Sundance '04: A growth industry, but Biskind's tell-all both thrills and chills the indie set

Operation Infinite Justice

A Patriotic Hollywood Celebrates Its Own Beautiful Mind

Gimme Shelter

Sundance's Real Deals

International Men of History

Tried and True

Hardest Movie Quiz Answers Revealed

Swing the Body Electric

Furtive Desires and Faustian Bargains

Picture This

Thrillers! Satires! Westerns! Indies! Blockbusters! Sequels!

Out of the Glare of Sundance

Beyond the Buzz

Slippery Slopes

Sundance Takes a Tumble