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Daguerrotypes: French Filmmaker Agnes Varda Savors The Past as Present

Which is what makes French director Agnes Varda's (The Beaches of Agnes , The Gleaners and I) very personal and potent mood piece, Daguerreotypes such a joyous found visual and tactile experience to be savored from the past.

W.E. Movie Review: One Makes A Great Martini, The Other Doesn’t

Alternating with episodes behind palace closed doors of Wallis' social butterfly martini mixer maven privately peeved when not regretful, are scenes playing out in 1998 New York City,

Young Adult Movie Review

And director Jason Reitman, who excelled at sharply honed wit in shaping movies like Juno and Up In The Air, appears as indecisive and dramatically when not comedically adrift here, as his impulsively out of touch female protagonist.

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Film Review

Dateline: Budapest, 1973. It is the height of the Cold War, and British spy Jim Prideaux (Mark Strong) has been dispatched behind the Iron Curtain on a covert, anti-Communist mission.

New Year’s Eve Movie Review

Which leads to the task at hand that is not so much a deciphering of interlocking narrative details, but rather where does one begin.

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