In Review: ‘Possible Love,’ ‘Fatherland,’ ‘Wicker’
Today's reviews cover new films by Lee Chang-dong and Pawel Pawlikowski, along with a surprisingly literal wicker man.
Movies now. Movies then. Movies forever.
Movies now. Movies then. Movies forever.
Today's reviews cover new films by Lee Chang-dong and Pawel Pawlikowski, along with a surprisingly literal wicker man.
Today's reviews cover new films by Lee Chang-dong and Pawel Pawlikowski, along with a surprisingly literal wicker man.
A pair of arthouse offerings depict a low-level criminal and a reclusive author who's made a career out of crime.
Our three-part coverage of a week stuffed with new releases kicks off with looks at an ambitious animated epic and a horror movie set in Batman's backyard.
A 2008 Australian film wraps a story of grief and loss into the form of a scary mockumentary.
Our trip through Sight & Sound's 100 greatest films stops at Fritz Lang's 1931 classic, in which a child murderer exposes deep fractures within the city he terrorizes.
Some recommendations, quick hit items, and more.
