Film
Ghetto Gothic
Plus, it's the end of the world as we know it and Roland Emmerich feels fine
The Love Boat
Outlaw DJs in the swinging '60s; plus military and metaphysical hijinks
Three Women
One's young, smart and restless; one's crazy; and one just happens to be in a wheelchair
Something About Amelia
Swank and Nair crash and burn; plus, vampires!
Mazel and Shlimazel
The Coens get religion; plus another docudrama from Peter Morgan and a manga superhero
Chicago Vice
Cinematic crimes from Michael Mann and Woody Allen; plus rock-'em sock-'em robots
Take Two
The Milford Fine Arts Council revives its film competition
Guitar Heroes
A summit of rock 'n' roll greats; plus, bitter comedies from Mike Judge and Bobcat Goldthwait
Money For Nothing
Michael Moore’s last stand; plus, roller girls and a high school musical
Behind the Curtain
Film editor Phil Hall talks to the Advocate about his new book on the history of independent filmmaking
Where the Wild Things Aren’t
Plus, Chris Rock goes Michael Moore and an autistic boy goes to Mongolia
Coco Chanel and Zombies
Tragically, not in the same movie; plus, more babble from the writer of Babel
The Contender
Wesleyan University remembers legendary film director Elia Kazan
Keats in Love
Jane Campion goes Jane Austen; plus, overconsumption and its discontents
I Was a Spy for the F.B.I.
A mole at ADM; plus, Diablo Cody's horror-comedy and Palestinians in America
You Oughta Be In Pictures
Taking advantage of Connecticut’s new position as Hollywood East
Children of Marx and Coca-Cola
Terrorism '70s-style; plus, Anna Wintour smiles and another movie with 9 in the title
Going Up the Country
Commemorating Woodstock's 40th; plus, immigration schemes and smug satire
Killing Nazis with Cinema
Quentin Tarantino takes on WWII; plus, a kid flick from Robert Rodriguez and souls in storage
Under the Sea
Miyazaki takes on the Mouse; plus South African sci-fi and romance with Asperger's
The Joy of Cooking
Meryl Streep takes on Julia Child; plus stop-motion for adults and a concert for the ages
The 40-Year-Old Cancer Patient
Judd Apatow takes on death and a woman takes on bromance; plus, a romcom for boys
Lost in Translation
Coppola's retro Tetro, plus this year’s foreign Oscar-winner and a broadcasting pioneer
Full Kevlar Jacket
A bomb squad in Iraq; plus Harry Potter marks time and a real-life
Black Like Them
Elvis Mitchell and Timothy Greenfield-Sanders present an African-American Hall of Fame; the Atheneum hosts an advance screening with the filmmakers
Fashion Victim
Sacha Baron Cohen does it again; plus, a look at the new South and a real space oddity
Fast, Cheap and Out of Control
An unappetizing exposé; plus Michelle Pfeiffer, Norwegian comedy and art on a budget
Away They Went
Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida talk about writing Away We Go
A Work of Staggering Opacity
Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida meet Sam Mendes; plus, princesses in Denver and Korea
Money Train
Two '70s remakes; plus, Jessica Biel sings!
Pale Imitation
This museum could use a guide, a true escape from reality (and realty), and Raimi's real calling
A Man, A Plan, The Vatican
Jim Jarmusch and Rian Johnson soar, Ron Howard bores
Family, Lies and iChat
Egoyan takes on terrorism while Assayas looks at globalization's impact on France
Highly Illogical
Star Trek for idiots, a political hunger-strike film and Portuguese song
What They Did For Love
Hugh Jackman, action hero; plus, glimpses backstage and behind the runway
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Ghetto Gothic
Plus, it's the end of the world as we know it and Roland Emmerich feels fine
The Love Boat
Outlaw DJs in the swinging '60s; plus military and metaphysical hijinks
Something About Amelia
Swank and Nair crash and burn; plus, vampires!
Dos Hombres
Yale's Whitney Humanities Center presents the ageless and iconic
Go Fandango!
Mazel and Shlimazel
The Coens get religion; plus another docudrama from Peter Morgan and a manga superhero
Behind the Curtain
Film editor Phil Hall talks to the Advocate about his new book on the history of independent filmmaking