Torn a thousand ways for justice
A Thousand Times Good Night is an emotive study of a female war photographer (Juliette Binoche, Chocolat, The English Patient) torn between her passion for exposing third world suffering to make west ...
FILM REVIEWS
There’s more to home than bricks and stones
If Brick Mansions seems very familiar, it is because it is a remake of Luc Besson’s (and Bibi Naceri’s) script Banlieue 13 and Besson has written the new script. It is also reminiscent of a host of ...
A slow progression of childless marriage
Former British television director Joanna Hogg was 48 when she made her first feature film in 2008. Unrelated was a fascinating study of a fragile, childless woman who joins a friend’s family on holid ...
Creating Tracks in the Australian desert
Joyce Glasser reviews Tracks (April 25, 2014) Cert 12, 108 min. New York script writer (The Killer Inside Me) and director (The Painted Veil) John Curran’s film Tracks is based on the memoir by the Au ...