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The time has long since passed when Tim Burton was able to...
Betty (1992) | Review
Betty’s Blue: Chabrol’s Compelling Character Study of Victimhood and Agency
Claude Chabrol, dubbed the Alfred Hitchcock after rising out of the Nouvelle Vague, began his...
The Color of Lies (1999) | Review
The Hole Truth: Chabrol Explores What Lies Beneath the Chilly Idyll in Brittany
The continually clever and constantly rueful Claude Chabrol ended his stretch of...
Criterion Collection: Blood Simple | Blu-Ray Review
Now among the most distinctive of American auteurs, it’s hard to believe Joel and Ethan Coen had a difficult time getting their first film,...
Criterion Collection: Night Train to Munich | Blu-ray Review
Criterion re-releases an early critical favorite from Carol Reed, 1940’s Night Train to Munich, a droll espionage effort set specifically in the year preceding...
