Capsule Reviews: Other Men's Women, The Lovers on the Bridge, The Lady Eve, The Purchase Price

Other Men's Women (William A. Wellman, 1931) Mary Astor herself called this picture a piece of cheese, but cheddar can be mighty sharp. ...

Certified Copy

[Warning -- contains spoilers] If there is a better film this year than Certified Copy , then I must rescind the statements I have made thro...

Shirin

It has been said many times over that the best seat in the house in a theater is at the very front, looking back at all the upturned faces. ...

Summer Hours

As much as the French might be ensconced at the forefront of cinema, likely for many years to come if until the collapse of the artform (or ...

Caché

In some ways, Michael Haneke is the soapboxing, socially conscious heir to Alfred Hitchcock: concerned less with psychosexual hangups than...

Three Colors Trilogy

Krzysztof Kieslowksi's Three Colors trilogy is one of the deepest, most rewarding film series I've ever seen. Very loosely related,...