In Review: ‘Bitter Christmas,’ ‘How to Rob a Bank,’ ‘Victorian Psycho’
Another busy week concludes with a self-reflective film from an elder statesman and movies about two starkly different sorts of crime.
Another busy week concludes with a self-reflective film from an elder statesman and movies about two starkly different sorts of crime.
Another busy week concludes with a self-reflective film from an elder statesman and movies about two starkly different sorts of crime.
The week's biggest new releases include a new take on a Dickens classic and a feel-good Hollywood story.
A bonus edition of the column takes in more of a special year for nonfiction filmmaking.
Satyajit Ray’s 1955 debut depicts a coming-of-age story in a Bengali village where tradition is fast giving way to modernity.
We're watching Satyajit Ray, catching up with a great year for docs, and reviewing Scrooge and Stallone.
We close out a week filled with new releases with reviews of a familiar story told unconventionally and a true story told predictably.