Jason says: “I am tempted, half as a joke and half dead serious, to write this review as six paragraphs of ‘Shu Qi is extremely pretty’, maybe with a different adjective or adverb swapped in every once in a while
Bruce says: “In 1970 playwright Alan Bennett moved into a small house in Camden Town, a then up-and-coming artsy neighborhood. Shortly thereafter Bennett noticed there was a van parked down the street and a feisty old woman seemed to be
Jason says: “The latest from the director of LINDA LINDA LINDA is another charmer about someone finding friends and himself (this time) through music, although its appeal won’t be limited to the too-small audiences who have seen the former. It’s
Kyle says: “KUNG FU JUNGLE will appeal to fans of the great Hong Kong martial artist and movie star Donnie Yen (He also appropriately receives main title billing as ‘Action Director’.), but also to fans of director Teddy Chan, since
Chris says: “A beguiling mix of Aki Kaurismaki, David Lynch and Tsai Ming-Liang’ is what I tweeted moments after leaving the theatre. Looking back now, I’m not sure that description is on point, for this film doesn’t really feel like
Jason says: “This review has been a long time coming, as BUFF is the third festival I’ve attended to play I AM A KNIFE WITH LEGS. I’ve watched the film at all three, but it’s the sort of weird movie
Kyle says: “KILLERS is available in a censored 126-minute version, but this is the full monty. Even the helpless negligee-clad young Japanese female, being chased through the woods by a killer with a pillow case over his head, is subtitled,
Jason says: “True to its title, KILL ME THREE TIMES makes multiple passes through the story – once with a flash-forward to the end, once in basic fashion, and once in more detail – but this jumping back and forth
Jason says: “KAHLIL GIBRAN’S THE PROPHET is a labor of love for producer Salma Hayek, and like a fair number of those projects, it’s got some rough edges as the desire to realize a complicated project within a window of
Kyle says: “KIDNAPPING MR. HEINEKEN is an entirely forgettable ersatz crime film whose plot is contained in the title, and yes, it’s about THAT Mr. Heineken, played by Anthony Hopkins. The trivia section on the IMDB listing is more interesting