Ode to Joy: Talking with Noah Baumbach

Ode to Joy: Talking with Noah Baumbach

The director of Frances Ha on how much fun it was to make.

This Is 40: Before Midnight

Richard Linklater revisits classic characters in this trenchant depiction of committed relationships.

Yale Breakdown: Nancy, Please

A horrifying comedy about an adjunct professor who won't take responsibility for his failures.

Unexamined Suburban Privilege: The Kings of Summer

Boys build their own home in the woods in this American indie comedy.

Grease-Monkey Melodrama: Fast & Furious 6

Safeguarding country and family justifies any kind of violence.

Crime and Punishment as a Crime and a Punishment: Student

The novel is brilliant and feverish, like Raskolnikov. This Kazakhstan-set adaptation, like Ali, is a slog.

Tourists Are the Worst: Sightseers

In this dark comedy, a couple on holiday kill a lot of people.

May 10, 2013

Grow Up!: Frances Ha

Noah Baumbach's latest finds Greta Gerwig at a twentysomething dead end.

May 8, 2013

Love in the Time of Capitalism: Pieta

In Kim Ki-duk's 18th film, a brutal (and we mean brutal) loan shark goes soft.

May 8, 2013

Becoming Traviata: Behind the Diva

This documentary examines soprano Natalie Dessay's rehearsal process.

May 8, 2013

Three Sisters: The Chores of Childhood

Wang Bing's documentary looks at a changing way of life in rural China.

May 8, 2013

The Measure Film

Brace Yourself For The Porn Version of Girls

"I tried to make it as weird as possible."

Frances Ha, Friendship, Wankers, and the Oboe: Talking with Greta Gerwig and Mickey Sumner

"I feel like the American equivalent of the word 'wanker' is 'douche.'"

The Best Old Movies On a Big Screen This Week

From Vittorio de Sica to a Burt Lancaster retrospective.

May 22, 2013

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