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Headhunters: Art Theft and Murder in Norway

By Michael Atkinson | Wed, May 23, 2012

Arguably the strangest of the many recent Scandinavian movies to rifle through modern American-indie tropes and then cash in by getting bought up for an American remake (see: Let the Right One In), Morten Tyldum's ironic-violent farce focuses on t... More »
Mansome: Morgan Spurlock's Shallow Grooming Doc

By Nick Pinkerton | Wed, May 16, 2012

"I think that men are having an identity crisis, but they don't really know it." So says "biological anthropologist" Helen Fisher, speaking in Morgan Spurlock's anecdotal pop documentary about masculine self-presentation in the 21st century, which... More »
Elles: Juliette Binoche Is Curious About Hookers

By Benjamin Mercer | Wed, May 02, 2012

As she prepares for a dinner party and fields rude dismissals from her two spoiled sons, journalist Anne (Juliette Binoche) thinks back on her probing interviews for a just-filed French Elle profile of two student/prostitutes who cater to a rich "... More »
The Fairy: Romantic Buffoonery in Le Havre

By Aaron Hillis | Wed, April 25, 2012

Since their irresistibly madcap 2005 debut Iceberg, Belgium-based filmmakers, actors, and former clowns Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon, and Bruno Romy have been spinning splashy, near-absurdist whimsy out of limber-limbed pantomime and a Jacques Tat... More »
Marley: A Long, Compelling Profile of the Late Reggae Legend

By Melissa Anderson | Wed, April 18, 2012

Thoroughly researched and packed with phenomenal archival footage, Kevin Macdonald's documentary on the reggae and Rasta emissary, who died of cancer in 1981 at 36, avoids (until the closing credits) oversimplified one-love-praise-Jah sloganeering... More »
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