Angelika Film Center New York

Dumb Crooks Star in the Tragicomic Rob the Mob

by Sam Weisberg

March 19, 2014

Paris Proves It’s Good for a Rom-Com or Tragedy in Le Week-End

by Jonathan Kiefer

March 12, 2014

Jake Gyllenhaal Is Inspired in Enemy, a Rhythmic Exploration of Identity

by Michael Nordine

March 12, 2014

Bethlehem Is an Unstinting Look at Israelis and Palestinians Caught Between Worlds

by Zachary Wigon

March 5, 2014

The Lunchbox Is a Slow-Building, Low-Key Romantic Dramedy set in Mumbai

February 26, 2014

Omar, the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict at Street Level

by Michael Atkinson

February 19, 2014

12 O’Clock Boys Is an Urban Western with Ball Caps and Bikes

by Amy Nicholson

January 29, 2014

Gloria Offers an Answer for the Age of the Ageless

by Stephanie Zacharek

January 22, 2014

Ralph Fiennes’s The Invisible Woman Is a Lush Pulsating Work

by Nick Schager

December 25, 2013

Nebraska Is Worth Making the Effort

by Amy Nicholson

November 12, 2013