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	"The camera's spare, stunning compositions and the tone of loss and disaffection anticipate Antonioni's later, brilliant explorations of bourgeois anomie." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 31, 2007	Il Grido (1957)	80%
	"Even if you think you know it, see it again for its newly rediscovered depth of field, and even more, for its infinite wellsprings of character and empathy." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Dec 28, 2006	The Rules of the Game (1939)	97%
	"At times the film's Buddhist lessons feel a bit forced, but the naturalistic performances Davaa has coaxed from a real-life Mongolian family, and her intimate understanding of their culture and values, give this sensitive portrayal its heft." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 7, 2006	Cave of the Yellow Dog (2006)	88%
	"If you think you know it, see it again for its newly rediscovered depth of field, and even more, for its infinite wellsprings of character and empathy." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 31, 2006	The Rules of the Game (1939)	97%
	"Julia Jentsch gives a brilliantly nuanced performance as Sophie, a fun-loving girl who likes marmalade and Schubert but also happens to be a rare beacon of conscience in totalitarianism's dark night." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 14, 2006	Sophie Scholl: The Final Days (2005)	87%
	"This evocative film is a poignant testament to the twin forces of love (however blighted) and the unconscious." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 28, 2005	My Name Was Sabina Spielrein (2002)	71%
	"It's rare that a documentary conveys an artist's worldview so compellingly, but then Glennie is no ordinary musician." -- Village Voice Posted Sep 6, 2005	Touch the Sound (2006)	87%
	"Disturbing and compelling." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 23, 2005	The Wall (2004)	70%
	"Van Looy has created a fast-paced and stylish thriller." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 23, 2005	The Memory of a Killer (2005)	83%
	"Despite the choppy script and cartoonishly bad villains, what emerges is a compelling tale of the moral compromises a corrupt system demands of even its most unwilling participants." -- Village Voice Posted Jun 14, 2005	The Great Water (2005)	71%
	"Pitch-perfect performances and a light-handed but razor-sharp script keep this satire brisk and biting." -- Village Voice Posted May 31, 2005	Caterina in the Big City (2005)	89%
	"Some may find Berri's portrait of provincial France and its prejudices too loving, but it has the ring of a truth that escapes ideologies." -- Village Voice Posted May 24, 2005	The Two of Us (1968)	88%
	"[A] moving film." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 26, 2005	Another Road Home (2005)	78%
	"This delightfully sensual documentary gets inside the artist's creative process while also treating viewers to glorious music by the likes of Wagner and Satie." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 5, 2005	David Hockney: The Colors of Music (2005)	57%
	"Chilling and thoroughly engrossing." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 5, 2005	In Satmar Custody (2003)	80%
	"With improbable charm, Gabizon knits it all together, his characters' sexual obsessions and earthiness tempered by a soulful melancholy." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 22, 2005	Nina's Tragedies (2005)	61%
	"*The complex questions Walk on Water* raises receive only confused answers.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Mar 3, 2005	Walk on Water (2005)	73%
	"Uncannily beautiful and deeply humanist." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 8, 2005	My Mother's Smile (2005)	84%
	"Amelio's camera captures with subtlety and without sentimentality the state of mind of a parent for whom every child running freely in the park is a painful reminder of another's limitations." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 21, 2004	The Keys to the House (2004)	80%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Village Voice Posted Dec 15, 2004	Whore (1991)	50%
	"The subjects can be amusing, chilling, or tragic -- but in the end, they offer few surprises." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 14, 2004	Whore (2004)	0%
	"Hardcore Kiarostami devotees may miss the master's harsher clarity, but Hatami, best known for her starring role in Dariush Mehrjui's Leila, makes her character's inner transformation both subtle and palpable." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 30, 2004	Deserted Station (2002)	100%
	"Most of the redemptive notes ring false, as does the mythical Manhattan, where the snow is just too clean and everybody lives around the corner." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 9, 2004	Noel (2004)	26%
	"Bening's comic gifts make the most of Ronald Harwood's witty screenplay." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 12, 2004	Being Julia (2004)	76%
	"If you can suspend your disbelief regarding Nello's na�vet�, this film offers some quiet pleasures." -- Village Voice Posted Sep 21, 2004	Incantato (2003)	71%
	"The pacing feels choppy, and the characters' emotions are sometimes too sudden to be believable." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 31, 2004	Vanity Fair (2004)	50%
	"Deville has managed to preserve the work's great virtues -- the intimacy, discretion, grace, and humor with which it speaks of both irredeemable disaster and the taste for life that survives it." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 17, 2004	Almost Peaceful (2004)	73%
	"What does it mean? Not all that much, really -- just a pleasurable hour and a half passing, like an extended cigarette break." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 17, 2004	Nicotina (2004)	45%
	"In the end, there's little left in that sad, cold figure at the head of the firm to compel our empathy or compassion." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 6, 2004	Inheritance (2003)	75%
	"It also seems, like Shlomi himself, a bit naive and formless." -- Village Voice Posted Jun 29, 2004	Bonjour Monsieur Shlomi (2003)	69%
	"Looks beyond the current wave of violence, to its roots in a culture of tragedy and denial." -- Village Voice Posted May 11, 2004	The Junction (2004)	n/a
	"*Beyond its rare visions of remote vistas, Camel's great charm lies in its seeming simplicity." -- Village Voice* Posted Mar 23, 2004	The Story of the Weeping Camel (2004)	95%
	"A family feeling pervades this intimate documentary, which follows three months of creation for a single season's collection (Winter 2001), from the first drawings to the last finished garment." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 6, 2004	Yves Saint Laurent: Empire Collection (2002)	71%
	"The film's striking realism makes you feel you're gaping at a car wreck." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 23, 2003	Children of Love (2003)	86%
	"Unusual in its ambition to pose deep spiritual questions, but its enticing surfaces ... are the best thing about it." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 2, 2003	Monsieur Ibrahim (2004)	84%
	"A bracing, bittersweet testament of filial love mixed with pain and compassion." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 11, 2003	My Architect: A Son's Journey (2003)	93%
	"The problems come in the shadow world, where everything's a jumble, where Dark's compositional strategy ('all clues and no solutions') eventually becomes wearing, and Gordon's direction can't hold it all together." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 21, 2003	The Singing Detective (2003)	39%
	"The clash between Ireland's art house aspirations and the obviousness of his choices ... is grating." -- Village Voice Posted Sep 9, 2003	Passionada (2003)	59%
	"Flawed but fascinating." -- Village Voice Posted Sep 2, 2003	Taking Sides (2003)	77%
	"In reaching for a cubist style of storytelling, [Manchevski] sacrifices character and motivation." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 19, 2003	Dust (2003)	21%
	"Even as the story of one woman's midlife crisis, it's a bit lightweight." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 22, 2003	Lucia, Lucia (2003)	44%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Village Voice Posted Jul 3, 2003	Bonhoeffer (2003)	72%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Village Voice Posted Jun 10, 2003	Jet Lag (2003)	55%
	"[Abranches is] so focused on creating a strikingly mannerist visual style that he forgets to flesh out his plot and characters." -- Village Voice Posted May 27, 2003	Three Marias (2003)	40%
	"Korm�kur is at his best with dark, raw humor. When he reaches for tragedy, his film feels predictable." -- Village Voice Posted May 13, 2003	The Sea (2003)	51%
	"Slesin's film is a profound meditation on the resilience of children -- their ability to take sustenance from whatever love is available -- and on the persistent presence of the child hidden within each grown-up." -- Village Voice Posted May 13, 2003	Secret Lives: Hidden Children and Their Rescuers During WWII (2002)	92%
	"Offers an incisive glimpse into one woman's inner transformation -- her secret sense of loss in the midst of plenty and her sudden perception of a world of suffering lying just beyond her home." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 25, 2003	Foreign Sister (2003)	63%
	"Fast-paced feminist thriller and witty black comedy." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 28, 2003	Chaos (2003)	88%
	"There's an admirable rigor to Jimmy's relentless anger, and to the script's refusal of a happy ending, but as those monologues stretch on and on, you realize there's no place for this story to go but down." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 10, 2002	The Jimmy Show (2002)	40%
	"At once subtle and visceral, the film never succumbs to the trap of the maudlin or tearful, offering instead with its unflinching gaze a measure of faith in the future." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 10, 2002	El Bola (2000)	91%

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