Film: Women on the Verge
Freedomland is too noisy, while Imagine Me & You is a formulaic girl-meets-girl romance
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 15, 2006
Imagine Me & You is the kind of film you like at first sight simply for its patchwork of familiar, favorite pieces. Its London backdrop of Primrose Hill is a postcard fantasy of beautiful apartme
Film: Behind Closed Doors
Cache is Austrian director Michael Haneke's most powerful film to date
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 15, 2006
Like all challenging films, Caché (Hidden) divides audiences. But you'll never forget the experience of watching it, especially its final, shocking sequence. Austrian filmmaker Michael Hane
Inside Story at the CAC
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 15, 2006
An orange-tinged snow moon hangs wide over Cincinnati and illuminates the night, one cold and windy enough to be February-worthy. Shelter from the cold is necessary, and a Monday evening option is
Film: Breaking Down Doors
Is Brokeback Mountain the breakthrough for tolerance on the big screen?
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 8, 2006
The Sundance Film Festival was just getting started with its first morning of screenings around Park City, Utah, but the Queer Lounge -- a group of interview suites, party rooms and an art deco-i
Film: Snow Gets Its Close-Up
Sundance Film Festival madness means happy endings and sad-sack stories on Awards Night
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 1, 2006
PARK CITY, UTAH -- Constant snow, the type that covers cars and people quickly, comes down on the Sundance Film Festival's final evening. Festival films are still showing around town, but filmma
Film: The Revolution Is Here
Steven Soderbergh attempts an industry shift with his new film Bubble
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 25, 2006
PARKERSBURG, W.VA. -- Onetime factory manager and current job hunter Dan Christian sits in the crowd of the Smoot Theater and beams with excitement. He's dressed in a tuxedo, something he hasn'
Cover Story: Everyone a Star
The digital revolution means more movies are being made in more places, but the desire to be seen and sold still leads to Sundance
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 25, 2006
PARK CITY, UTAH -- Credits for the high-energy Beastie Boys concert film Awesome; I Fuckin' Shot That! could list 51 filmmakers. Nathanial Hörnblowér -- alias for Beastie Adam "MCA"
A Safe Place for Artists?
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Director Steven Cantor first met art photographer Sally Mann more than 10 years ago when he made his short film Blood Ties: The Life and Work of Sally Mann. At the time, Mann was at work on the seri
Film: Divine Interventions
The New World is a love story for the ages
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Two gods make up the Jamestown settlement epic The New World, a movie that's often too beautiful for words. Colin Farrell puts his bedroom eyes and wild-man looks to the test as Captain John Smit
Film: Less Is More
In the age of blockbusters, B-movie maven Roger Corman survives
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 11, 2006
It's not a matter of legendary producer and B-movie kingpin Roger Corman getting smaller after 50 years in show business. The Hollywood movies, many of them special effects-driven fantasies, kee
