Bruce says: “A meditation on the complexities of intimate relationships, LA MOUSTACHE is successful up to a point. One day, Marc (Vincent Lindon) asks his wife Agnès (Emmanuelle Devos) if he should shave off his moustache. She replies indifferently. When
Michael says: “Michael Kang’s first feature film is a traditional coming-of-age tale about a chubby, 13-year-old, Asian-American boy who lives with his mother, grandfather, and younger sister in the seedy, roadside motel that they operate. This compact film starts off
Michael says: “The less said about this tired adaptation of Eric Orner’s gay-themed comic strip the better. Revolving around Ethan Greene, searching for love and a committed relationship, but continuously self-sabotaging every one he finds himself in, this film is
Chris says: “Had I seen MARIE ANTOINETTE ten years ago, I would have walked out the theater flushed and excited, declaring it my favorite of the year. Now, I know a little better to lavish such praise on what is
Chris says: “For years, Woody Allen has desperately needed to get away from his terminal Upper East Side complacency and try something different, but I never thought he’d go ahead and do it. Actually, this isn’t as much of a
Bruce says: “In 1937 Claude Cahoun and Marcel Moore moved from France to the Isle of Jersey, one of the Channel Islands in the English Channel off the coast of Brittany. Claude, nee Lucy Schwab, was young when her father
Michael says: “This Australian film has so much going for it; a great premise, terrific writing, strong acting, a strong visual style, and some neat experimental tricks that it’s a shame that first time feature director Sarah Watt relied so
Michael says: “This French film explores the broken relationship between two women who have made opposing life choices. It requires concentration and attention, both of which were in short supply when I saw this film at the Provincetown International Film
Michael says: “I was very pleasantly surprised by Steve Buscemi’s tiny film about the shattered dreams and paralyzing ennui of a Midwestern family. Jim left his small-town Indiana home, including Mom, Dad and brother Tim, for NYC and thought he
Michael says: “LIVE AND BECOME is the first epic film to be made about the migration of the Ethiopian Jews to Israel. As that, it has a little bit of the epic formula that Atom Egoyan so successfully avoided in