Harboring family secrets in post-war Hanoi.
Palestinian suffering is seen through a cracked lens.
Opens at Varsity, Fri., April 14. Not rated. 134 minutes.
Oddball subject, endearing documentary.
Five missing hours, five missing people.
Seattle gets its own mini movie studio, not far from the Hollywood model.
Bloody, early Shakespeare, applied to our time.
TOKYO OLYMPIADCriterion Collection, $39.95OK, sports junkies, think you're tough? How about almost three hours' worth of amateur athletics from the 1964 summer Olympic Games, rendered… Continue reading
He turns serious in Happy Endings.
Cocksure youth receive their first comeuppance.
TOTAL RECALL (SPECIAL EDITION)Artisan Home Entertainment, $26.98IT'S NOW POSSIBLE to feel nostalgia not only for 1990-style sci-fi but also for Arnold Schwarzenegger at that brief… Continue reading
A 'toon even non-parents can enjoy.
Mountains Beyond Mountains
TRAFFICUSA Home Entertainment, $26.98LAST YEAR'S best-directed movie hit retail shelves in May, but we're only now getting around to giving it a second look. It's… Continue reading
Forget the flamingos, bikinis, and fun. Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx are all business in this process- oriented narco noir.
TRAINING DAYWarner Home Video, $26.98WITH TWO nominations and one Oscar for its acting muscle, this routine good cop/bad cop drama would ideally feature the commentary… Continue reading
Opens Fri., Jan. 20, at Pacific Place
As Allied Arts contemplates the waterfront, the focus is cars and the gas tax, not urban planning.
Schlock, yes, but educational!
The scenery outweighs the story in Matt Dillon's directorial debut.
