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Join ‘The Lavender Hill Mob’ at the Film Forum for Classic Comedy and Action
With its crackerjack direction, Oscar-winning screenplay, and superb acting, the film represents one of the best examples of British cinema in the period just after World War II.
‘The Seinfeld of France,’ Gad Elmaleh, Makes for a Pleasantly Comic Host in ‘Stay With Us’
The film is ‘nothing’ like the TV show, though, as it centers on a middle-aged Jewish man converting to Catholicism, and its story explores questions of faith and religion and even ponders the unknown.
Anne Hathaway Can Only Do So Much To Brighten ‘The Idea of You’
Billed as a ‘rom-com-dram’ by director Michael Showalter, ‘The Idea of You’ conjures up skin-deep romance and barely any comedy as it portrays its tepid drama.
River Phoenix Was Never Better Than in 1991’s Little-Seen ‘Dogfight’
Through his performance as a callow Marine who’s on his way to Vietnam, the actor wished to demonstrate his range, to play against the ‘sensitive boy’ typecasting of his other roles.
Documentary Flips the Focus, Introducing Us to a Longtime Photographer of Asians in New York, Corky Lee
Based on what we see of Lee’s vast institutional knowledge of Asian American history, customs, and organizations, particularly as it pertains to New York, his passing amounts to a great loss.
Michael Douglas Entertains and Edifies as Benjamin Franklin in New Apple TV+ Series
The series mixes intrigue with humor. Similar to Ridley Scott’s recent ‘Napoleon,’ writers Kirk Ellis and Howard Korder and director Tim Van Patten employ levity to enliven what could come off as a history lesson.
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