ROTTEN TOMATOES: Mark Jenkins

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3/5	"Little Children is intentionally very literary, with narration that sometimes substitutes for dialogue and a symmetrical structure." -- Orlando Weekly Posted Jan 4, 2007	Little Children (2006)	81%
4/5	"The performances are utterly natural, seemingly as offhand as Andrij Parekh's hand-held cinematography." -- Orlando Weekly Posted Sep 14, 2006	Half Nelson (2006)	91%
	"Viewers who stick around will be rewarded with a complex, moving domestic drama -- and a couple of duels." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 4, 2004	Twilight Samurai (2004)	98%
	"*Poetic yet efficient, The Return* constructs a powerful mood without indulging in brooding, overlong scenes.*" -- Washington Post* Posted May 21, 2004	The Return (2004)	96%
	"Spring, Summer fans should only have their appreciation of that film expanded by seeing this rougher take on similar themes." -- Washington Post Posted May 21, 2004	The Isle (2002)	75%
	"An entertaining but somewhat creepy look at the world of competitive Scrabble." -- Washington Post Posted May 14, 2004	Word Wars (2004)	89%
	"A charming and astute first-person documentary." -- Washington Post Posted May 14, 2004	Divan (2004)	95%
	"Provides some wry chuckles, but much of it is as dark as a Glasgow winter." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 9, 2004	Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (2004)	87%
	"Hardly conventional entertainment, but seeing what happens next provides much of the fun in this far-from-academic exercise." -- Washington Post Posted Mar 26, 2004	The Five Obstructions (2004)	89%
	"Should give just about everyone who sees it a few laughs. But it will appeal most strongly to viewers who think Tom Hanks, who plays a thief and a potential murderer, can do no wrong." -- Washington Post Posted Mar 26, 2004	Ladykillers (2004)	55%
	"Beneath the family saga and easy digs at the tackiness of Western consumer culture, Becker presents a serious critique of authoritarianism and propaganda." -- Washington Post Posted Mar 19, 2004	Good Bye, Lenin! (2004)	89%
	"It's hard to care whether it's Tad or Pete who wins Rosalee's heart, and Luketic's direction is merely functional. Yet the film is not a chore, mostly because its leading lady makes the not-quite-plausible Rosalee consistently appealing company." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 23, 2004	Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! (2004)	52%
	"This impeccably structured documentary is a fine introduction to Kahn's work and a consistently entertaining real-life mystery." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 9, 2004	My Architect: A Son's Journey (2003)	93%
	"Gently charming." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 9, 2004	The Big Animal (2006)	95%
	"*For true Kaurismakian austerity, the film to see is the singular Juha, which dispenses with dialogue altogether." -- Washington Post* Posted May 30, 2003	Juha (1998)	40%
	"*In addition to achieving a paradoxical balance of mirth and melancholy, Drifting Clouds* is a dark, mostly interior movie with a color scheme as big as all outdoors.*" -- Washington Post* Posted May 23, 2003	Drifting Clouds (1998)	100%

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