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Film
Gianfranco Rosi and Charles Bowden on Murder in Mexico
El Sicario, Room 164, directed by Gianfranco Rosi, is inspired by the work of Charles Bowden, a journalist who has spent many years covering crime in Ciudad Juárez. It stars a real-life hit man, obscured by a veil, who narrates his murders in great detail, directly to the camera. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/29/11
Thatcher's Match: Harry Lloyd on The Iron Lady
Harry Lloyd, who plays the young version of Denis Thatcher, eventual husband of future Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, in The Iron Lady, brings charm and wit to a role that exists as a ghost, a fading memory in the mind of a woman at the end of her life. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/28/11
Goran Kostic's Long Year With Angelina Jolie
A dark and often disturbing film, In the Land of Blood and Honey attempts to portray the deep ambiguities embedded in the pain inflicted on and by people during the Bosnian War. Goran Kostic, who plays Danijel, a Serb policeman, anchors the film with his co-star, Zana Marjanovich.
ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/22/11
Trailer Face-Off! W.E. vs. The Iron Lady
This week: W.E. and The Iron Lady, two flicks from female film directors in their mid-50s—one of whom is Madonna—about legendary British ladies of yore. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/22/11
One of the sweetest vignettes in War Horse centers on a French girl, Emilie (Celine Buckens), who lives with her grandfather and finds the horse tied up in her barn after a couple of German boys try unsuccessfully to defect from their army and leave the horse when they're captured. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/22/11
Blowing up the indie film world is emerging writer and director, Dee Rees, whose new film Pariah is sweeping up awards and recognition—including a Gotham Independent Film Award for Breakthrough Director and two nominations for the Independent Spirit Awards. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/21/11
Unlike in conventional 3-D movies, the figures in Wenders' documentary Pina do not pop out or invade your space—in fact, they do quite the opposite. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/21/11
New Again: Tom Cruise and Cameron Crowe
When Tom Cruise sat down with us for his May 1986 cover story, he was a quirky 24-year-old preparing to enter full-fledged Hollywood superstardom in a movie called Top Gun. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/21/11
From an actor-director-spousal ménage comes one of the year’s most quietly compelling new films. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/21/11
The French singer-actress on bad dreams, apocalyptic fantasies, and how she’ll always be daddy’s girl. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/20/11