From post-Soviet Russia, with viciousness.
Razbezhkina’s film is a pensive, potent remembrance of collectivism past.
The film is a stilted but touching articulation of a Sarajevo suburb’s collective grief years after the Bosnian War.
Welcome to the rom-com in the age of Must Love Dogs.
Joaquín Oristrell’s Unconscious might have been called Sleuthing in the Time of Psychoanalysis.
Jauretsi Saizarbitoria and Emilia Menocal’s glossy camera can be uncomplimentary to its locale.
Fans of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind may consider the film a downgrade but you cannot deny its passion.
Look for a third DVD in eight months with a scratch-and-sniff case made out of Jack Twist’s denim shirt.
Infamous has gotten nowhere near the level of acclaim as Capote, proving that victims of hype don’t come more transparent than AMPAS.
It may not deserve it but The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning gets a delicious DVD treatment.
Given its poetic nuances, it’s a shame that Shockproof succumbs to cliché.
Like father, like son? In the case of avant-garde luminary Ken Jacobs and his son, Azazel, this is only true up to a point.
Masters of Horror wraps up its second season the way it originally planned to close its first: with an English-language entry from Japan.
Konchalovsky’s 260-minute totem to the Soviet spirit is prone to poetic abstraction and exudes a magical-realist’s reverence for history.
This is filmmaking of the rarest kind, greatly tugging on our heart and moral and political consciousness.
The film reveals that every artist has their own language.
Kiki Smith: Squatting the Palace opens a window on the creative process of one of our most vital artists.
The film stumbles whenever it fraudulently gives daily life at Truth University the sound and sheen of a Coldplay music video.
The film believes we have been subjected to way too many happily ever afters, but its idea of deliverance is dooming us to cynicism.
The only thing the extras on this disc do not address is how the hype surrounding this horrible picture failed to translate into box dollars.