Big Sleep, The

Play It To the Bone, directed by Ron Shelton, is a Woody Harrelson movie in every sense of the term — that is it is full of macho posturing at the same time that it attempts to make a joke (a rather tired joke by now, you might think) about male stupidity. This is how…

This well-made French film by Cédric Kahn re-examines the relationship between civilization and savagery. Again.

Of course they had to update it: instead of the Korean, the first Gulf War, instead of brainwashing, implanted computer chips, and instead of the commies, the Bush administration

A children’s movie for those of any age who are content to dwell forever in the complacency of immaturity

The sad story of Kurt Gerron, a great Jewish talent from pre-war Germany whose memory is entirely overshadowed by his brief collaboration with the Nazis

The French may look down their noses at bourgeois morality, but aren’t they witty and charming?