Double Take -- Film Review
In a conceit that would have tickled Hitch himself, Belgian filmmaker Johan Grimonprez spins a convoluted tale of mystery and chilly apprehension.
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Louis C.K.: Hilarious -- Film Review
Practically nothing is off-limits for stand-up comic Louis C.K., from toilet training his kids to Hitler and the Holocaust.
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Casino Jack and the United States of Money -- Film Review
Running two hours, "Casino Jack" is an exhaustive and exhausting elaboration of Jack Abramoff's canon of greed and power that will enervate audiences with a surfeit of details.
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The Perfect Host -- Film Review
Black humor turns comically darker in twisty quasi-suspenser "The Perfect Host."
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The Tillman Story -- Film Review
An alternate title for this clear-eyed, gut-wrenching docu might be "The Tillman Cover-up," since it focuses on the Army's misrepresentation of facts surrounding the 2004 combat death of Corporal Pat Tillman in Afghanistan.
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One Too Many Mornings -- Film Review
Billed as a "coming of age comedy," co-writer-director Michael Mohan's first feature strains to make the central character relatable, which is not an easy task with a loud-mouthed alcoholic as the protagonist.
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Teenage Paparazzo -- Film Review
A lively doc whose familiar subject matter is countered by a novel spin and its maker's privileged vantage point, Adrian Grenier's "Teenage Paparazzo" questions the world of celebrity obsession without becoming judgmental or facile.
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The Oath -- Film Review
"The Oath" centers on two brothers-in-law: one a former right-hand man for Osama bin Laden, the other a much lower-level employee who sat for years at Guantanamo Bay before being acquitted of major charges.
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