Revisiting 1962’s ‘Dr. No’: 50 Years of James Bond
What must it have been like to see "Dr. No" in 1962, discovering James Bond on the bigscreen for the first time? By the time I caught up with it...
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Lola Versus
It's one girl against the world in "Lola Versus," a snappy yet sincere romantic comedy that begins where others end, with the proposal and wedding plans pointing toward happily ever...
Lola Versus
It's one girl against the world in "Lola Versus," a snappy yet sincere romantic comedy that begins where others end, with the proposal and wedding plans pointing toward happily ever...
In Our Nature
Writer-director Brian Savelson drags four characters all the way out to the woods to orchestrate the sort of politely confrontational chamber piece best suited to an Off Off Broadway stage...
Pavilion
Director Tim Sutton describes "Pavilion," his slender, youth-smitten debut, as a "document" of contemporary adolescence, a word that helps allay whatever expectation of narrative auds might have. Stubbornly resisting the...
In Our Nature
Writer-director Brian Savelson drags four characters all the way out to the woods to orchestrate the sort of politely confrontational chamber piece best suited to an Off Off Broadway stage...
Pavilion
Director Tim Sutton describes "Pavilion," his slender, youth-smitten debut, as a "document" of contemporary adolescence, a word that helps allay whatever expectation of narrative auds might have. Stubbornly resisting the...