Wanderer returns, upsetting family balance.
The best intentions gang aft agley in a heart-wrenching Scottish drama. (Don’t worry: It’s got subtitles.)
Resplendent in a peacock-purple color right out of Vanity Fair, director Mira Nair visited Seattle recently to suggest why her…
The director of Heights.
Manhattan’s privileged frog pond is rocked and connected by the same cultural ripples.
Once-tarnished Hollywood raconteur burnishes his own irresistible myth.
A lopsided view of girlhood in LA on the other side of 90210.
Self-acceptance has sweetly satisfying, if familiar, ring.
With SIFF director Darryl Macdonald gone, SW critic ventures some suggestions for next year’s festival programming . . . plus a few notes on the stars, of course.
2005 suddenly looks brighter for fall movies, according to our intrepid explorer over the border.
Hype aside, ‘The Full Monty’ this ain’t.
Dance documentary movingly captures ballet greats before their final curtain.
Three decades in the life of an extended Italian family turn out to be six hours very well spent during the next two weeks.
John Cassavetes speaks once again.
Unmoored hero finds safe harbor.
Three sisters untangle secrets by the family hearth.
Slumming actresses soar but are out-talked by the narrator.
When stars needed no lipo, no Botox, and no personal trainer.
Two men refuse to live by the codes of the Old West.
One lucky meeting is all it takes.
