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Joiners Versus Loners: Documentary Extolls the Benefits of Interaction
Based on political scientist Robert Putnam’s 2000 book ‘Bowling Alone’ and the author’s life, the film argues that many of the problems stunting our country have their roots in community dissociation.
A Space Age Rom-Com With Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ Barely Gets Off the Ground
The two performers are not on the same wavelength: Johansson plays it broadly but brilliantly, while Tatum, unfortunately, is in a completely different movie, one that’s more serious and heroic.
Faye Dunaway Documentary Burnishes the Star’s Reputation, Flaws and All
Ultimately, the renowned actress’s dedication to her craft is the film’s biggest takeaway. Faye Dunaway in her heyday was both a movie star and a character actress, a force of nature and a sensitive soul.
Elegant Filmmaking — and a Sprinkling of Class Consciousness — Elevate ‘The Nature of Love’ Beyond Standard Rom-Com Fare
Director Monia Chokri depicts a romance between a philosophy professor and a handsome handyman without falling prey to pretension or ponderousness.
‘The Bear’ Returns, and It’s as Boldly Comic and Dramatic as Ever
As in prior seasons, the creator/writer/director, Christopher Storer, his crew, and the fantastic actors prove their ability to entertain while also pushing the medium of television beyond what’s expected.
‘Last Summer’ Intrigues More With Its Ambiguity Than Its Controversial Content
Right from the start, through harrowing subject matter and steadfast, merciless closeups, we’re back in director Catherine Breillat’s particular world of expressionistic realism.
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