Emily Watson

Oranges and Sunshine: Emily Watson Discovers an Adoption Scandal

Paul Giamatti Has No Soul

​SIFFgoers responded warmly to Cold Souls (review) this spring, when writer/director Sophie Barthes sat down with her director of photography/boyfriend/producer, Andrij Parekh, and the film's star, Paul Giamatti, to talk about the international black market in souls. Why do we extract them? Wh ... More >>

Cold Souls: Paul Giamatti Has a Little Problem

​SIFFgoers responded warmly to Cold Souls (review) this spring, when writer/director Sophie Barthes sat down with her director of photography/boyfriend/producer, Andrij Parekh, and the film's star, Paul Giamatti, to talk about the international black market in souls. Why do we extract them? Wh ... More >>

SIFF Week 3: Picks & Pans

By Brian Miller and SW Staff

The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep

By Brian Miller and SW Staff

The Proposition

Opens at Bella Botega and Varsity, Fri., June 9. Rated R. 104 minutes.

Wah-Wah

Richard E. Grant makes good use of his Swaziland youth.

In the SIFF Spotlight

17 must-see titles, surveyed by our critics.

Separate Lies

Opens Fri., Oct. 14, at Harvard Exit.

Cold Shoulders

Though the film looks great, there's nothing heartwarming about Tim Burton grave-robbing old movies and older legends.

His Town

Lars von Trier explains America to us—from sea to sociopathic sea.

Punch-Drunk Love

Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, $29.95

Brief Encounters

Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, $29.95

Unlovable

Savvy Sandler can't save this off-putting romance.

The ruling class

Servants and masters cross boundaries in echt whodunit.

Darwin hits back

Servants and masters cross boundaries in echt whodunit.

Stalemate

Genius distracted by unlikely romance.

Climb every mountain

Adversity accompanied by swelling music, flowing tears.

Silicon and celluloid

With today's filmmakers sleepless in Vancouver, Seattle's enfeebled film industry turns to the Web.

Two guys, television, and lotsa free time.

With today's filmmakers sleepless in Vancouver, Seattle's enfeebled film industry turns to the Web.

Angela's Ashes

The Pulitzer prize-winner is well served.

THE YEAR AT THE MOVIES

What we saw, when we laughed, and how we suffered.

Cradle Will Rock

The show must go on

Fall arts preview

Film picks

Clichégasm

Portraying a suburban advertising man as a sellout is hardly a bold, original stroke.