Roberto Benigni

Summer Movies 2012: The Season Brings a Crop of Films Suitable for All Ages -- Including Adults

From Reverence to Rape

Hollywood plunders meaning from the Holocaust—again

Miracle at Santa Anna

No matter the runtime and budget, Spike Lee's World War II drama is an epic bore

Seasons in the Sun

No matter the runtime and budget, Spike Lee's World War II drama is an epic bore

Playing on Fear

Spielberg and Hanks spawn a daring new genre: the post-9-11 comedy

A Good Buzz

Jim Jarmusch serves the perfect blend: Coffee and Cigarettes

He, Fellini

Documentary revisits the life and art of the cinematic womanizer

Obsessive, Compulsive

Documentary series takes a look behind the scenes

I was a Flaming Idiot...

Or: How a critic gets to play the fool

Fest intentions

USA Film Festival: Amargosa, Committed, The Devil's Swing, Dropping Out, Hamlet, Lush, The Natural History of the Chicken, Split Decision, The Target Shoots First, Steal This Movie

Concentration comedy!

Jakob the Liar twists the truth to make the Holocaust more fun

All the Reich moves

From Germany, a story about a singing group that thrived until Hitler came to power

The great pretender

In the spirit of Chaplin, Roberto Benigni takes on the Holocaust in Life Is Beautiful

Screen tests

Usual suspects, small wonders, and the new Bertolucci at the Montreal and Toronto film fests

Events for the week

Usual suspects, small wonders, and the new Bertolucci at the Montreal and Toronto film fests