D.W. Griffith

The Czars Get Loud During This Silent Film

Zilm on Film

Che

Soderbergh's two Che Guevara films in one four-hour sitting

They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To

Soderbergh's two Che Guevara films in one four-hour sitting

War: What Is It Good For?

In Ridley Scott's latest epic, it's good for one really stunning siege

The Pitch

In 1988, Ron Shelton made Bull Durham. In 2002, it couldn't be done.

Eight is enough

Hollywood mainstream in the slipstream: hits, misses, remakes, and blasts from the past

Women at war

A battle of ideas sinks Bucket Productions' uneven premiere of Wrens

Schlock poetry

Don't come looking for subtlety, but Titanic is a great big romantic cornball success

A tale of two venues

The difference between the Stones' two area appearances was more setting than set list

Self-interest

Filmmaker Agnieszka Holland recharges her battery with a Henry James classic

Dead Heads

In this lifeless comedy, the corpses have more charm than the actors

Test Pattern

In this lifeless comedy, the corpses have more charm than the actors

An ass and a banjo

If you haven't seen Just Cause, don't read this article

A brilliant life in compromised art

The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl confronts one of the most influential filmmakers of the 20th century