Reviews

February 11, 2016

Land of confusion: Danish director Tobias Lindholm reworks the war movie with another immersive film built up from the details of experience

February 11, 2016

The march of time: Jia Zhang-ke traverse three eras to take the emotional pulse of those affected by economic miracles and widespread upheaval

February 4, 2016

Let us now praise businessmen: the Coens' whisper-thin caper keeps an ironic remove while lampooning the system

February 4, 2016

Behind the scenes: the über-formalist reimagines the Soviet director's Mexican awakening

January 27, 2016

Parallax views: Amos Gitai reconstructs the Israeli prime minister's assassination to trace the wrenching fractures in an embattled nation

January 21, 2016

Arturo Ripstein's ripped-from-the-headlines murder yarn fails to pierce the surface of its grim details

January 20, 2016

The past is a very foreign country in Romanian New Waver Radu Jude's brutally true-to-life journey across a medieval-like 19th-century Eastern Europe

January 14, 2016

High noon: Philippe Garrel lays bare the faults of its philandering male specimen with cool irony and stringently beautiful photography

January 14, 2016

What happens when the maximalist behind the Transformers franchise applies his whisper-delicate touch to politicized recent history?

January 7, 2016

His majesty: Orson Welles's adroit vision of Shakespeare has a vitality and richness rare among adaptations