The Wedding Plan (review)
Pick a date and hope
Tag: Foreign
The Salesman (review)
Oscar entry from Iran
The Handmaiden (review)
The latest from Chan-wok Park
A Man Called Ove (review)
A Swedish import
Aquarius (review)
An import from Brazil
Marguerite (review)
She cannot sing
In the Name of My Daughter (review)
Catherine Deneuve wears lots of dresses
Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem (review)
Gett means “divorce document” in Hebrew
Timbuktu (review)
Religious fundamentalists occupy a village
Two Days, One Night (review)
Cotillard has a weekend to save her job
Ida (review)
A solemn, somber story
The Raid 2 (Review)
One good hour, 90 minutes wasted
The Past (Review)
The new import from the director of “A Separation”
The Great Beauty (Review)
Fellini for the 21st century
Capital (Review)
Famed director takes on financial greed
Instructions Not Included (Review)
A family film for Spanish-speaking audiences
The Grandmaster (Review)
An attempt to put “art” to martial arts
The Hunt (Review)
A stark, sensitive Scandinavian drama
I’m So Excited (Review)
From the wacky side of Pedro Almodóvar
The Attack (Review)
The life of an Arab in Israel is devastated
Amour (review)
Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva play a Parisian couple in their 80s. When she has an attack, he nurses her thru the final agonizing days.
A Royal Affair (review)
This is based on the true story of a love triangle (King Christian VII, his queen and his doctor) and the changes they brought to
Rust and Bone (review)
Marion Cotillard stars as a whale trainer who loses her legs (thanx to some impressive CGI) and Matthias Schoenaerts plays a street fighter (and father
Like Someone In Love
This is painful on every level. Read if you wanna share my pain.