2000 Golden Space Needle Awards.
Aging French actor clings to his routine; viewers may not be so stoic.
Opens at Metro and Uptown, Fri., March 24. Rated R. 110 minutes.
Four years pass in one day.
Also: Goodbye, Dragon Inn, Howard Zinn: You Can’t Be Neutral on a Moving Train, Primer, Rick, Shall We Dance?, and Zelary.
Given a rich, ripe topic with an autobiographical subtext, Tim Burton still can’t sort out his feelings toward Dad. Or this movie.
Against the Ropes Opens Fri., Feb. 20, at Meridian and others A standard-issue, woman-overcoming-the-odds boxing movie, this feel-good Meg Ryan…
Opens at Varsity, Fri., April 14. Not rated. 134 minutes.
Where’s the prince when you really need him?
The Flute Player U.S.A., 2003. Director: Jocelyn Glatzer Mon., June 9, 7 p.m., Broadway Perf. Hall A documentary about a…
Some timely, surprising tonics to the rescue.
ANONYMOUSLY YOURS Runs Fri., Jan. 23-Sun., Jan. 25, at Little Theatre Sold into the vast Southeast Asian sex trade at…
Almodóvar’s first hetero date movie—and it works.
Small screens are darkening on the Ave and Capitol Hill. But they’ll be back.
Home Vision Entertainment, $19.95
Attaining the glories of TV stardom.
Merry pranksters, uncertain destination.
Patrick Macnee, who played the original John Steed in the superlative TV series The Avengers, has a guest “appearance” in…
That’s right, see the boring-sounding ones.
Showing at Northwest Film Forum, Fri., Aug. 4–Thurs., Aug. 10. Not rated. 60 minutes.
