Frozen

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

Atom Egoyan’s curiously unemotional re-telling of the story of the Armenian massacres of 1915 loses itself in its inability to tear itself away from the present day.

A bleak and boring Finnish film that seeks to explore new realms of victimhood and alienation

More Christmas pandering to the kids. But do the kids really want to be pandered to?

Blood and Wine is another of those collaborations between Bob Rafelson (director) and Jack Nicholson (star) which promises to be on the cutting edge of hip—just as Five Easy Pieces, The King of Marvin Gardens and The Postman Always Rings Twice were in their day. Another way of putting it might be that the film…

Great performances and a skillful evocation of provincial England in the 1960s, but a mean-spirited movie all the same