Trailer for Blue is the Warmest Color is quiet and lovely
Blue is the Warmest Color is a French romantic drama directed by Abdellatif Kechiche, and it’s been making quite an impression on the ...
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Review: Blue Is the Warmest Color
There are many examples of desire in Blue Is the Warmest Color that are nuanced and downright erotic. These moments are communicated in ...
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NYFF Review: The Missing Picture
At last year’s New York Asian Film Festival I saw a documentary called Golden Slumbers, which focused on the lost cinema of Cambodia. ...
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The Young and Prodigious Spivet lands images and trailer
So you know how you like Amélie, but you sometimes think, “Man, I wish that movie could be even more adorable and heartwarming.” Check ...
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Trailer: The Young and Prodigious Spivet
Here is the trailer for The Young and Prodigious Spivet, the latest from Amelie and City of Lost Children director Jean-Pierre Jeunet. The ...
Review: Something in the Air
Confession time: the only Olivier Assayas movie I’d seen prior to Something in the Air was Irma Vep starring Maggie Cheung, which I ...
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Tribeca Review: Mobius
There’s a moment in Möbius where I expected a turn toward high-stakes adventure and evasion. As in any story of spies and espionage, ...
First images from Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s Prodigious Spivet
I really loved Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s and Marc Caro’s films in high school and college, wearing down my VHS copies of Delicatessen and The ...
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Trailer: Before Midnight
The third installment in Richard Linklater’s series of movies — which include indie darlings Before Sunrise and Before Sunset — Before Midnight finds ...
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Trailer: Something in the Air
Something in the Air is the newest tale from director Olivier Assayas. Assayas is well-known for his 2010 TV mini-series Carlos, which told ...
Trailer: Mood Indigo
Mood Indigo (titled L’Écume des Jours or “Froth on the Daydream” in French) is director Michel Gondry’s newest dealings with love and loss. ...
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Review: In the House
There’s a great short story in Richard Yates’s Eleven Kinds of Loneliness called “Builders.” In it, one of the characters naively but sincerely ...