Frozen River Movie Review
Two groups in American society that more often than not endure life as nearly invisible emotional wallpaper in movies, are women and nonwhites.
Sukiyaki Western Django Movie Review
And when a mysterious stranger (Hideaki Ito) saunters into town with his own agenda, he proceeds to manipulate the two enemy camps, with deadly consequences for all.
Forgiveness Movie Review: Jewish Guilt, Israeli Style
An Israeli film about a very different kind of Jewish guilt, Forgiveness also raises a daring tempest of more universal issues around military aggression.
The Sensation of Sight Movie Review
There's also a mute, shadowy character, a young man who silently stalks some of the inhabitants, and appears to be quite invisible to others.
I.O.U.S.A. (One Nation. Under Stress. In Debt.) Film Review
Irrational exuberance to the contrary, all you have to do is look around to see that America is in the midst of a worsening recession.
