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Prince of Darkness
That old black Potter magic continues to beguile.

By Scott Foundas

Thursday, July 16

Don't let the PG rating fool you: The dark arts are back with a vengeance in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the generally grim,... More >>
Afghan Star

By Ella Taylor

Thursday, July 16

If you think it's impossible to underestimate the cultural significance of American Idol, go see British filmmaker Havana Marking's documentary... More >>
Sacha Baron Cohen dons queerface, but what's Brüno's real target?

By J. Hoberman

Thursday, July 09

It's said that heterosexuals can't understand camp because everything they do is camp. Such, more or less, is the method of the new Sacha Baron... More >>
New in Film for Friday, July 10, 2009

Thursday, July 09

Adoration Atom Egoyan's 12th feature film offers a typically kaleidoscopic rumination on voyeurism, videography, the relative nature of truth,... More >>
Life-and-Death Situation
It's hard to stay mad at surprise Oscar winner Departures.

By Ella Taylor

Thursday, July 09

The stately Japanese movie Departures comes into theaters trailing some justified ill will for having trounced the critical favorite, Israel's... More >>
Floating in a Most Peculiar Way
Bowie's kid makes his own space oddity.

By J. Hoberman

Thursday, July 09

Moon, directed by British advert tyro Duncan Jones, is a modest science-fiction film with major aspirations. Jones' debut is pleased to engage... More >>
Mann on the Run
The life and crimes of John Dillinger in the fast and furious Public Enemies.

By Scott Foundas

Thursday, July 02

As Depression-era bank-robber-cum-folk-hero John Dillinger surveys the clientele of a chic Chicago eatery in a key scene from Michael Mann's... More >>
New in Film for Friday, July 3, 2009

Thursday, July 02

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Though hardly landmarks of narrative or animation art, the first two Ice Ages were warm, goofy, and appealing;... More >>
Enthusiasm, Curbed
Not even the great Larry David can salvage Woody's shtick.

By J. Hoberman

Thursday, June 25

Character is destiny — at least for Woody Allen's Whatever Works. Allen's exercise in Woody Allen nostalgia opens with a snatch of Groucho... More >>
New in Film for Friday, June 25, 2009

Thursday, June 25

American Black Film Festival South Florida is home to more than a few film festivals. Whether you're a woman or a Jew, gay or Brazilian, there's... More >>
Staggering Something
Have screenplay, will travel: Dave Eggers makes his film-writing debut with Away We Go.

By Scott Foundas

Thursday, June 18

Midway through A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, Dave Eggers' solipsistic, terminally apologetic-for-being-solipsistic... More >>
Victim of Circumstance
Once more down the aisle with The Proposal.

By Robert Wilonsky

Thursday, June 18

Fifteen minutes after seeing The Proposal, I'd forgotten I'd seen The Proposal. Well, that's not entirely true: By then, it had simply merged in... More >>
New in Film for Friday, June 12, 2009

Thursday, June 11

Tulpan A small mob of camels stampedes by a nomad's tent. Inside, a young guy in a sailor suit sits on the rug, cheerfully recounting his death... More >>
Vegas, Babies
Peter Pans head for the Strip in Todd Phillips' The Hangover.

By Jim Ridley

Thursday, June 04

What Fletch was to plaid-checked water-cooler wits in the '80s, what National Lampoon's Van Wilder was to college-bound douches at the dawn of... More >>
¡Olé! A Week of Brazilian Cinema
The Brazilian film fest is the largest showing of Brazilian films outside of that country.

By Erica K. Landau

Thursday, June 04

Although Brazil is often associated with beach-bronzed Amazons, Carnaval, soccer, and painful bikini waxes, its cinema has a rich, oft-overlooked... More >>
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