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Take this Waltz | Review
The sophomore effort from Canuck prodigy Sarah Polley takes two graceful steps in the wrong direction
Review: Keyhole
"Intentionally hypnotized - if not hypnotic - performances from his leads, including a winning Jason Patric, stamp the corners with a biting, absurdist humour that remains Maddin's purest talent. Looking sleek and professional in a crisp HD resolution, the Canadian seems to be progressing his style in baby steps, clinging tightly to his reputed signatures."
Review: The Other Side of Sleep
It's impossible to really become complicit with the dramatic nature of her situation, though, among such a groggy and obtuse mise-en-scene and intentionally anti-psychological non-characterizations.
Review: Corpo Celeste
"Feeling like an airier - and less effective - Dardenne brothers picture, the loungey pacing and thin dramatic thrust put pressure on tiny details and simple pleasures, which only emerge intermittently. As a debut, though, it stakes the Italian helmer as one to definitely keep an eye on."
