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Best Documentaries from Tribeca 2012
In addition to The Revisionaries (check out David D’Arcy’s review), the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival (April 18 – More …
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Whit Stillman Still Urbane, in Damsels in Distress
Whit Stillman’s Damsels in Distress comes 14 years after the director’s last movie. It’s clever, it’s urbane – More …
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“Cherry”: A Masterpiece of Unintentional Humor
The porn film business is notorious for ruining generations of its actors. But Cherry, which premiered in Berlin, More …
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Nazis in Space: Iron Sky at Berlinale
In Iron Sky, the most hyped movie at the Berlin International Film Festival, Nazis who hid out on More …
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Francine: A Houseful of Dogs and Cats, at Berlin
In Francine, Melissa Leo plays a casualty from the low end of the 99 percent who tries to More …
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Night of Silence Premieres In Berlin
In Night of Silence, the Turkish director Reis Celik takes an old formula and an old tradition, and More …
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Tower Heist: Revenge Saga
It took eight screenwriters to make Tower Heist. After a few minutes, you’ll wonder what it takes to More …
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Margin Call: Boardroom with a View
David D’Arcy reviews Margin Call, a long dark night in the offices of an investment bank that cheats More …
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Almodovar: The Skin I Live In
From the New York Film Festival, David D’Arcy reviews The Skin I live In, the latest camp-horror tale More …
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From Motown to Ghost Town – Detroit Wild City
No, this isn’t the name of a band. Don’t let this new doc (dir. by Florent Tillon) fall More …
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Art Spiegelman at The High School of Art & Design
NEW YORK. Art Spiegelman, who chronicled his father’s experience in Auschwitz in a then-improbable medium, a comic book More …
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The Tree of Life: Blame the Architect?
The Tree of Life takes you from creation to heaven – I’m not kidding – with a long More …
David D’Arcy