Review: Hadewijch

Hadewijch ultimately seems just as calculated and mechanical a pose as Bruno Dumont’s previous efforts.

Review: Pandorum

The film’s bibilical allusions and interest in issues of morality and madness are too facile to prop up a lack of second-half scares.

Review: Ghost Town

It paints a haunting trifurcated portrait of people set adrift by forced large-scale economic and cultural transformations.

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Review: Sweetgrass

Man, animal, and earth, all shadowed by the big sky’s enormous clouds, are here intertwined in a cyclic ritual.

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Review: Paris

The film’s “It’s a small world” plotting is sunk by Cédric Klapisch’s bland artistry and dull insights into his milieu.

Review: Fuel

As in publishing, the alarmist polemic has become its own documentary subgenre, and Fuel is merely its latest entrant.

Review: Whiteout

The film only thaws itself out from formulaic rigor mortis via repeated sights of cords, sutured wounds, and frostbitten fingers being severed.

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Review: Gamer

This is a laborious bit of sci-fi grimness that dully updates The Running Man for the 21st century.

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