September - 2015

Review: Infinitely Polar Bear

Infinitely Polar Bear, writer-director Maya Forbes' feature debut, draws on her childhood experience of living with her bipolar father...

"It's a paper town. Paper houses and paper streets. And the people too. I've lived here 11 years and I've never come across anyone that...

The Intern, like all of writer-director Nancy Meyers' films, is an enormously diverting confection that features beautifully furnished...

Halfway through Man Up, Nancy (Lake Bell) and Jack (Simon Pegg) are on the dance floor lamenting their respective romantic travails when...

Was Yves Saint Laurent a fascinating man? If the mere existence of a handful of documentaries and the two recent competing French biopics...

"The last word always belongs to the mountain." Indeed, the mighty Everest can offer both triumph and tragedy for those who attempt to...

A Royal Night Out takes the anecdote that the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret joined the VE Day festivities and expands it to suppose...

They are everywhere and yet nowhere. We pass them on the streets, see them asleep on benches, on sidewalks, the corners of subway...

Old-fashioned is not a word one would ascribe to writer-director Neil LaBute, whose confrontational and often challenging works have...

It all starts off so innocently. Well, not quite. The first sounds you hear are Alex (Adam Scott) and Emily (Taylor Schilling) in...