India By Song -- Film Review
Vijay Singh's film is an imaginative attempt to describe the complicated history of modern India from independence and partition to Western-influenced consumerism.
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October -- Film Review
A lot can happen in a month, like in this shaggy dog tale about a sourpuss moneylender who discovers his need for a family when a baby is left on his doorstep.
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The Joy -- Film Review
Teen fantasy has rarely been as detached as in "The Joy," a forced Brazilian romp that seems like the distant echo of a 1968 home movie, whipped up while Mom and Dad were away for the weekend.
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Lily Sometimes -- Film Review
"Lily Sometimes" is the portrait of a wildly nonconformist girl and the straight sister who is forced to take care of her after their mother dies.
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Tender Son -- The Frankenstein Project -- Film Review
One wonders what the grand poobahs at the Cannes Film Festival were thinking when they chose "Tender Son -- The Frankenstein Project," a disastrously bad Hungarian film, for the competition.
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You Are All Captains -- Film Review
In the best Brechtian fashion, the subject of the film is the making of the film.
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Rebecca H. (Return to the Dogs) -- Film Review
The American independent/experimental filmmaker Lodge Kerrigan is nothing if not artistically gutsy.
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Exodus -- Burnt by the Sun 2 -- Film Review
Nikita Mikhalkov's "Exodus -- Burnt by the Sun 2" arrived in Cannes carrying excess baggage.
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