She isn’t a household name just yet, but the artistically denominated Monet Mazur appears to have the goods to make the transition from pretty supporting player to respected leading
Acclaimed producer Stephen Woolley (“The Crying Game,” “Interview with the Vampire,” “The End of the Affair”) fails to provide much satisfaction in his directorial debut, “Stoned,” a drab and highly
Being an Irishman m’self, your Imbiber is surely glad Guinness came to be, though God had no hand in the actual development of the stout — ’twas an enterprising lad
First-time feature director Jason “Son of Ivan” Reitman’s surname is misspelled on the cover of the press notes for his hilarious satire, “Thank You for Smoking.” It’s
Historically, audiences have embraced films that lionize mobsters while muting the unpleasant realities of the violent and corrupt lives they lead. This curious thug-simpatico is not lost on 81-
If you’ve ever wondered what “School Ties” would have been like in Swedish with subtitles, the folks at Magnolia Pictures have got a film for you. “Evil,” director Mikael
Little kids and ‘tweeners should warm to this remake of the 1959 Fred MacMurray vehicle (Disney’s first-ever live action flick), which has Tim Allen delivering an inspired performance
Based on the late John Fante’s novel of same name, “Ask the Dust,” set in a handsomely recreated Depression-era Los Angeles, chronicles the tempestuous affair between a pair
American moviegoers generally don’t expect much out of the average romantic comedy: An allegedly mismatched couple who are obviously perfect for each other spend most of the film grappling
THE MOVIE: The Workingman’s Death THE DIRECTOR: Michael Glawogger If you think your job is a bitch, take a gander at “Workingman’s Death,” an art house documentary by
THE MOVIE: Our Brand Is Crisis THE DIRECTOR: Rachel Boynton THE STARS: James Carville, Jeremy Rosner, Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada One of the recent “hot docs” on the film festival
