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Intouchables: Comédie Noire
Officially, France is a colorblind society. Unofficially, many French people of color don’t have access to the same economic and educational opportunities that white...
More Art Films in FW (Courtesy of Cinemark)
I spent last night at the opening of the Cinemark Alliance Town Center movie theater near the airport, which will be open to the...
Film Shorts
OPENING:
Grand Illusion (NR) A 75th-anniversary re-mastered print of Jean Renoir’s film about two French prisoners (Jean Gabin and Marcel Dalio) during World War I...
Moonrise Kingdom: Sam ♥ Suzy
All of Wes Anderson’s movies are children’s movies. That’s what I realized while watching his Moonrise Kingdom, a spellbinding piece of work that opens...
Prometheus: “Get It Out of Me!”
To answer your first question about Ridley Scott’s Prometheus: Yes, it is a prequel to his 1979 sci-fi classic Alien. The director has hemmed...
R.I.P., Kaneto Shindô
Sad but not unexpected news comes to us from Japan: Yesterday, filmmaker Kaneto Shindô passed away just a month after his 100th birthday. Contrary...
Film Shorts
OPENING:
Moonrise Kingdom (PG-13) Wes Anderson’s latest film stars Jared Gilman and Kara Heyward as 12-year-old kids who run off together and spark a massive...
Monsieur Lazhar: Bonjour, Classe
The French-Canadian drama Monsieur Lazhar was nominated for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film this past year, and there were observers who tipped...
Reactor Reanimation
Chernobyl Diaries has all the makings of a great horror movie: a wholly original and sinister setting, engaging historical backstory, creepy Eastern European dudes...
Court Ruling on “Bully” (Plus, The Cinema of Bullying)
A bit of news came down this past week related to Bully, which is still playing in Tarrant County. A federal district court judge...
