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When Taiwanese director Edward Yang died this summer at the age of 59, it was widely noted how difficult it was to see most of Yang’s... More >>
After about 100 pages, I gave up on John Burnham Schwartz’s 1998 novel Reservation Road, a typically overwritten and contrived... More >>
German experimental filmmaker Heinz Emigholz’s latest film in his ongoing “Architecture as Autobiography” series surveys a... More >>
By night, the approach to downtown from the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport has a ghostly, disembodied tenor. Two years on... More >>
The title of James Benning’s newest film, Casting a Glance, could likewise be taken as a summary statement on Benning’s... More >>
A year after winning the Golden Lion for best film at the 2006 Venice Film Festival, director Jia Zhangke’s Still Life receives a... More >>
I like men who can do things, who know the names of trees and engine parts, the meaning of certain clouds and shifts in the wind. I admire... More >>
“We live in a really poor country, and the saddest of them all.”—Dialogue from In Vanda’s... More >>
In the new Neil Jordan movie, Jodie Foster plays New York talk-radio DJ Erica Bain, who survives a vicious Central Park mugging and becomes... More >>
In one of those karmic quirks of the film-release calendar, actor turned director Griffin Dunne’s Fierce People finally staggers... More >>
Sitting on the beachside terrace at Shutters in Santa Monica, Neil Jordan looks slightly uncomfortable, which could just be the beating of... More >>
Walk the Line director James Mangold’s update of Delmer Daves’ 1957 Western runs about a half-hour longer than the Columbia... More >>
By late summer, when director James Wan’s Death Sentence is playing side by side with Neil Jordan’s The Brave One at many ... More >>
When I first learned that the Indian director Shyam Benegal would be the subject of a tribute at this year’s Telluride Film Festival (Augus... More >>
Shortly after graduating from film school, I took a part-time job as the assistant to a successful movie and television director who told me... More >>
In October of 1968, a 36-year-old marine electronics salesman named Donald Crowhurst impulsively and ill-preparedly threw his sailor’s... More >>
The latest comic meteorite to hurtle forth from the galaxy of producer Judd Apatow, Superbad imagines the teenage equivalent of being a... More >>
Is there a Razzie Award for worst casting? If so, it’s one of several that can be reserved early for this fourth, spectacularly lousy... More >>
It’s a bright March afternoon on the set of Rush Hour 3,and the mood is tense. After shooting last winter on location in Paris,... More >>
In his big-screen debut, Homer Simpson utters the “D’oh!” heard ’round the world — or at least as far away as... More >>
“Life is a mixture of happy and sad things. Movies are so lifelike — that’s why we love... More >>
{mosimage} Did John Waters sell out? Mellow with age? Or did this increasingly laissez-faire, metrosexual... More >>
{mosimage} The magic has returned to the Harry Potter franchise — albeit magic of the old, blac... More >>
The German-American naval pilot Dieter Dengler was one of those immigrants to this country who embodied what some have termed “patriotic... More >>
When it began in 1998, Dances With Films felt like a suicidal novelty act — a film festival devoted to movies lacking so much as a single... More >>
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