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‘Nuremberg’ Serves as a Manual on How to Deal with Dictators
James Vanderbilt’s ‘Nuremberg’ is a thought-provoking, intelligent piece of work on a subject that most might think is over and done with.
Godard Leaves Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ Breathless
Richard Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ pays tribute to director Godard’s 1960 film that inspired a vogue for French movies.
In ‘Truth & Treason,’ a Teenager Defies Nazi Germany
‘Truth & Treason’ arrives on the heels of ‘Orwell: 2 + 2 = 5’—two anti-authoritarian films at a time when most of us need a wake-up call.
Keep Rolling: Film Festivals Halloween, Diwali and More
Creative cinematic offerings will flicker across screens, but those who seek open-air family entertainment are also in luck.
George Orwell Still Matters, Says Provocative New Doc
Raoul Peck’s biodoc, drawn from George Orwell’s diary and writings, proceeds in chronological fashion across a minefield of provocations.
One-Night Stand: ‘The Occult’
There’s only one way to Peter Hyoguchi’s ‘old-fashioned, Hitchcockian thriller’: on the big screen Oct. 7 at the Pruneyard Dine-in Cinemas.