Impressive in scope if unremarkable in style, The Rape of Europa provides a chronology of World War II as…
In The Rape of Nanking, journalist Iris Chang chronicled the 1937 Japanese invasion of Nanking and the atrocities that…
John Turturro’s third and loopiest film is prime film-studies fodder, fitting in best at the tail end of a…
No fan of the “tweedy medievalist” C.S. Lewis, avowed atheist and novelist Philip Pullman set out to dissemble much…
Vince Vaughn delves into the preteen demo, hoping that parents will enjoy the added value of seeing their favorite wiseass…
Young gun director Jason Kohn taps into the evil-genius ecosystem of supply and demand run amok in Manda Bala, his…
Manoel de Oliveira’s poised, Parisian mood piece announces itself as an homage to Luis Buñuel and Jean-Claude Carrière, co-writers of…
African director Mahamat-Saleh Haroun’s austere, hypnotic third feature—also known as Dry Season—explores the legacy of Chad’s decades-long civil war. When…
Nothing has turned out as expected for Nora, the drifting, doleful heroine played by Parker Posey in Broken English, writer-director…
Heroically prolific Hong Kong director Johnnie To has made it his mission to bring the gangster film into the 21st…
In what could be construed as a very expensive home movie, the Shues (siblings Elisabeth and Andrew, of the proud…
Abstaining from iPods brings you closer to God.
He hooked up with Björk–what’s left to prove?
Heather Graham continues her path toward TV movies.
Runs at Grand Illusion, Fri., Jan. 26– Thurs., Feb. 1. Not rated. 86 minutes.
