In Anh Hung Tran’s adaptation of the beloved Haruki Murakami novel Norwegian Wood, the French-Vietnamese director attempts a bold feat: to transform the lyr...
If only this was a sit-com, what an uproarious work The Devil Inside would be. From this critical angle, (perhaps after proper lubrication, Alamo Drafthouse...
I believe Rush is correct when they say that “living on a lighted stage approaches the unreal” – Roadie, a new drama from Michael Cuesta starring Ron Eldard...
After having to watch Edward Burns' Newlyweds on my 14-inch MacBook, I immediately added all of the actor/writer/director's previous films to the very top o...
If Lee Daniels' Precious made for a heightened, melodramatic, and mostly satisfying expression of the external trials -- poverty, an abusive mother, a runaw...
In the Land of Blood and Honey marks a violent, promising directorial debut for mega-star Angelina Jolie. This is a hard-R look at a hopeful relationship th...
Thirteen years since Saving Private Ryan and six since his last 'serious' work in Munich, Steven Spielberg pulls out all the stops for his newest WWI epic W...
Considering I started conjuring images of an Indian sidekick named Hadji when first made aware of news Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson were directing a T...
One of the greatest lessons I received from my film school education was a tossaway bon mot from a faculty advise, upset that I didn't have time to take a ...
