Review: 3-Iron
Friday April 29, 2005
A mysterious prankster combines burglary and golf: the new film from acclaimed Korean director Ki-duk Kim ("Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... Spring") develops an unusual love story between two lost souls ... Read More
Maggie Gyllenhaal Discusses 9/11
Tuesday April 26, 2005
When celebrities open their mouths about politics, personal attacks are seldom far behind. Maggie Gyllenhaal stars in "The Great New Wonderful," a film about September 11. After a screening ... Read More
New DVD Releases: War Trilogy
Monday April 25, 2005
This week's top releases include the Criterion Collection edition of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's "War Trilogy," Vittorio De Sica's comic romp "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" starring Sophia Loren and Marcello ... Read More
Review: Enron - The Smartest Guys in the Room
Friday April 22, 2005
Strippers, motorbikes and Ken Lay: Alex Gibney's documentary about the energy trading company's spectacular bankruptcy tells a gripping story of avarice and fraud. "The Smartest Guys in the Room" opens ... Read More
Cannes Announces Lineup
Wednesday April 20, 2005
Emir Kursturica heads the jury of the 58th Cannes Film Festival (May 11 through 22). Dominik Moll's "Lemming" will open the competition, which features new films by an amazing lineup ... Read More
4th Annual Tribeca Film Festival
Monday April 18, 2005
Robert DeNiro's "little neighborhood festival," opening tomorrow, is bigger than ever. The eleven day festival will screen more than 250 films, kicking off with the premiere of "The Interpreter." Shot ... Read More
Review: It's All Gone Pete Tong
Friday April 15, 2005
Superstar DJ Frankie Wilde enjoys the clubs, sex, and sun of Ibiza--until an overdose of disco leaves him deaf. Michael Dowse mixes fiction with real interviews and a pounding soundtrack ... Read More
New DVD Releases: Bad Education, Hotel Rwanda
Tuesday April 12, 2005
Pedro Almodovar knew it: Gael Garcia Bernal looks great in a dress. "Bad Education" is out on DVD along with the release of an earlier Almodovar classic, "The Flower of ... Read More
Review: Eros
Friday April 8, 2005
Wong Kar-Wai, Steven Soderbergh, and Michelangelo Antonioni present visions of erotic love in the anthology film "Eros," opening today. Of the three shorts by the master directors, not a single ... Read More
New DVD Releases: Sideways, The Corporation
Tuesday April 5, 2005
In case you missed it in theaters, here's your chance to find out why Miles hates Merlot: Alexander Payne's comedy "Sideways," last year's biggest indie hit, is out on DVD. ... Read More
Review: Kontroll
Tuesday April 5, 2005
Set entirely underground in the Budapest subway sytem, Nimrod Antal's "Kontroll" is a terse, claustrophobic debut, rich in gritty characters and shocking incidents but short on rhyme or reason. Read ... Read More
Review: Look At Me
Friday April 1, 2005
Agnès Jaoui's wonderful second feature "Look At Me" is talky but never dull, fluidly crossing over from drama to comedy to social satire. The film won the best screenplay award ... Read More