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  Drive

  By Jim Hoberman | Wed, January 04, 2012

  Dir. Nicholas Winding Refn (2011). As stripped-down and propulsive as its robotic title, Drive is the most “American” movie yet by Danish genre director Refn—a sleek, tense piece of work that, as a vehicle for Ryan Gosling, has a kind of daredevil... More >

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  Explorers

  By Jim Hoberman | Wed, December 28, 2011

  Dir. Joe Dante (1985). It’s junk food Jung from the great Spielberg satirist of the ‘80s. Dante’s “mother ship” is less cathedral of light than Coney Island funhouse, offering a trio of intrepid kids a close encounter with something a lot creepier... More >

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  L'amour fou

  By Jim Hoberman | Wed, December 14, 2011

  Dir. Jacques Rivette (1969). The ultimate break-up film, L’amour fou is a convulsive, verité style fiction in which a director and his actress wife (the great Bulle Ogiers) spend 4½ hours un-, re- and de-coupling. Sun., Dec. 18, 1 p.m., ... More >

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  Yi Yi

  By Jim Hoberman | Wed, November 23, 2011

  Edward Yang, 2000) Yang’s most complex and inclusive portrait to date of Taiwan’s uneasy urban middle class is a wonderfully engrossing experience—a lucid, elegant, nuanced, humorous melodrama that orchestrates a soap opera season's worth of famil... More >

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  "Tales From the Gimli Hospital: Reframed"

  By Jim Hoberman | Wed, November 16, 2011

  Dir. Guy Maddin (1988). Maddin has “reframed” his first feature—a mock Nordic gothic about a smallpox epidemic in fin de siecle Winnipeg—with a new score, to be performed live. In its first incarnation, this product of an imaginary film studio, it... More >

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