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Oodles of madcap digi-fu.

This Week's SIFF Picks

Oodles of madcap digi-fu.

Tim and Brian Bitch About the Oscars

Fewer and fewer people are willing to leave their home to see a movie. Should they even care about the Oscars on TV? Or what we critics think?

After Eden

Terrence Malick's North American paradise is visited by fallible colonists. Nature child Pocahontas somehow redeems them all.

Orient Excess

That old Hollywood razzle-dazzle overwhelms any hope for subtlety in this geisha melodrama.

Too Much in the Mood for Love

Excessive, obsessive, and gorgeous, Wong Kar-wai's romance-in-the-mirror is still stuck in the past, and in another movie.

Seattle Weekly's Picks

Excessive, obsessive, and gorgeous, Wong Kar-wai's romance-in-the-mirror is still stuck in the past, and in another movie.

What We Wanna See

What Seattle Weekly's critics look forward to.

Hotel Rwanda

Also: Purple Butterfly, A Tale of Two Sisters, and Unknown Passage: The Dead Moon Story.

An Empire of Two

Zhang Yimou takes the politics out of his new historical romance. But the movie also feels like opera with the music taken out.

Taking the WASL

Zhang Yimou takes the politics out of his new historical romance. But the movie also feels like opera with the music taken out.

Down From the Mountain

A writer braves treacherous weather, high altitudes, and long lines to reach that mother lode of cinema, Telluride.

Zhang, He's Good!

A Chinese master's swashbuckling epic kicks airborne ass in rainbow shades.

2001'S 10 Best

Year-end tally strives to resist Oscar^®-marketing juggernaut.

Love at first sight

Breakout role, old-fashioned romance.

The Films: MO-S

Breakout role, old-fashioned romance.

Into the clouds

Martial arts flick turns metaphysical.