Samantha Morton

Imp Of The Perverse

Synecdoche, New York

Art imitates life imitating art in Charlie Kaufman's latest

The Way You Make Me Feel

Harmony Korine creates a Neverland for celeb impersonators in the singular and sincere Mister Lonely

349 Movies to Go

Preparing for the onslaught that is the Toronto Film Festival

Golden Age, Porcelain Throne

Cate camps it up for Queen Hard: With a Vengeance

Free for All

The Libertine's protagonist is a boor you can't ignore

349 Movies to Go

Preparing for the onslaught that is the Toronto Film Festival

Short Cuts

Preparing for the onslaught that is the Toronto Film Festival

The Impossible Bomb

Preparing for the onslaught that is the Toronto Film Festival

Black Forest

Terry Gilliam returns, with no one but himself to blame

Future Shock

Michael Winterbottom paints a plausibly problematic tomorrow in Code 46

The Sorrow and the Pity

In a year of big-screen sadness, our critics comfort those who triumphed

God Bless America

Jim Sheridan's semi-autobiographical film is as emotionally truthful as it is satisfying

Five Golden Reels

The Deep Ellum Film Festival grows up--nicely

Scot Free

When the boyfriend passes away, Morvern Callar may play

Dicking Around

Minority Report is guilty of being a fun ride with a bumpy end

Forgive its trespasses

Intermittently entertaining, Denis Johnson's junkies drift along in Jesus' Son

The Sweet spot

Woody Allen gives soul to Sean Penn's immoral, guitar-playing pimp