Fans of the late director Robert Altman should under no circumstances be unaware of this truly fine work of art by one of cinema’s greatest craftsmen. Jean Renoir’s “La Regle
As one savior of a suicide attempter said in the film, being in such a situation is as if you are in a separate, detached world when looking at the
Leave it to America, a place where it is never too late to unite for a good cause, to rally behind the rich and famous when dealing with such a
The examination of Fritz Lang and his work can be traditionally presented as a collection of distraught human beings in extraordinary circumstances. In the operatic Metropolis (1927), the protagonist is
In Jeffrey Blitz’s exceptionally quirky debut narrative feature “Rocket Science,” (2007) many themes arise in similarity to the director’s earlier documentary effort “Spellbound” (2002). The films can be seen as
For the director of “Mean Streets,” “Goodfellas,” and “Gangs of New York,” organized crime is as American as apple pie. What separates his previous entries in the crime film log