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Another exercise in politically progressive moral earnestness by John Sayles sinks under its own weight of good intentions.
You’ve got to wonder about the chutzpah — or the stupidity — of a director who would invite comparisons between his movie and what is arguably the greatest work of dramatic art ever penned, Shakespeare’s King Lear. But the Danish director, Kristian Levring, has done it, and on the whole we can be glad that…
Chris Rock’s adaptation of — of all people — Eric Rohmer is often funny but morally and dramatically incoherent.
A movie to promote the self-conceit of ageing hippies left behind by "history"
A good-hearted Australian movie that just about rises to the level of being worth watching
An unforgettable docu-drama about a climbing accident in the Andes nearly 20 years ago which is still being talked about among mountaineers
Another exercise in politically progressive moral earnestness by John Sayles sinks under its own weight of good intentions.
You’ve got to wonder about the chutzpah — or the stupidity — of a director who would invite comparisons between his movie and what is arguably the greatest work of dramatic art ever penned, Shakespeare’s King Lear. But the Danish director, Kristian Levring, has done it, and on the whole we can be glad that…
Chris Rock’s adaptation of — of all people — Eric Rohmer is often funny but morally and dramatically incoherent.
A movie to promote the self-conceit of ageing hippies left behind by "history"
A good-hearted Australian movie that just about rises to the level of being worth watching
An unforgettable docu-drama about a climbing accident in the Andes nearly 20 years ago which is still being talked about among mountaineers
Another exercise in politically progressive moral earnestness by John Sayles sinks under its own weight of good intentions.
You’ve got to wonder about the chutzpah — or the stupidity — of a director who would invite comparisons between his movie and what is arguably the greatest work of dramatic art ever penned, Shakespeare’s King Lear. But the Danish director, Kristian Levring, has done it, and on the whole we can be glad that…
Chris Rock’s adaptation of — of all people — Eric Rohmer is often funny but morally and dramatically incoherent.
A movie to promote the self-conceit of ageing hippies left behind by "history"
A good-hearted Australian movie that just about rises to the level of being worth watching
An unforgettable docu-drama about a climbing accident in the Andes nearly 20 years ago which is still being talked about among mountaineers