Jonathan Robbins

Review: The Last Stand

By Jonathan Robbins

January 18, 2013

A bit of the old ultraviolence

Review: Quartet

By Jonathan Robbins

January 9, 2013

Adagio for British acting royalty

Review: West of Memphis

By Jonathan Robbins

January 1, 2013

Another documentary advocates for the "West Memphis Three"

Review: Consuming Spirits

By Jonathan Robbins

December 10, 2012

Chris Sullivan's intensely personal, 15 years-in-the-making animated odyssey

Review: Killing Them Softly

By Jonathan Robbins

November 30, 2012

Andrew Dominik's second stateside offering is wicked fun

Review: The Law in These Parts

By Jonathan Robbins

November 13, 2012

Only history can judge? A look inside the Israeli military's legal system

Review: A Royal Affair

By Jonathan Robbins

November 9, 2012

Mads Mikkelsen gets the girl queen and steals the show in this sweeping Danish costume drama

All Together Now: Disaster 501: What Happened to Man?

By Jonathan Robbins

November 5, 2012

Class is now in session: the crowdsourced Lars von Trier project directed by Jenle Hallund

Review: Argo

By Jonathan Robbins

October 9, 2012

Ben Affleck's third directorial effort presents a nuanced look at the U.S.-Iran relationship through the story of audacious covert op

Billy Wilder in Billy, How Did You Do It?

By Jonathan Robbins

October 2, 2012

Volker Schlöndorff's conversations with the German director who fashioned some of Hollywood's greatest commentaries on American life

Review: Radio Unnameable

By Jonathan Robbins

September 18, 2012

The radio station and longtime talkshow host that refuse to anesthetize the way that you feel

Interview: Kleber Mendonça Filho and Emilie Lesclaux

By Jonathan Robbins

August 24, 2012

The director and producer of Neighboring Sounds shed some light onto its delicate complexities

Review: The Matchmaker

By Jonathan Robbins

August 15, 2012

A 1968-set tale of love and intrigue in Israel under the long shadow of the Holocaust

Review: Nuit #1

By Jonathan Robbins

July 25, 2012

With excruciating care and technical prowess, writer-director Anne Émond pioneers ennui-core

Interview: Michael Winterbottom

By Jonathan Robbins

July 16, 2012

Tess in India, or, The Unstoppable British Director Brings Hardy to the Land of Bollywood

Shooting First: Talking Spaghetti Westerns at the Italian Cultural Institute

By Jonathan Robbins

June 14, 2012

Tony Musante: “Sergio told me he was looking for an inexpensive Eli Wallach.”

Review: Elena

By Jonathan Robbins

May 16, 2012

Andrey Zvyagintsev diagnoses the greed-afflicted soul of Russia

This Is DCP: Is That It?

By Jonathan Robbins

March 7, 2012

Film Forum’s Digital Showcase