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The Way Back is a fascinating epic, and is even more amazing as it is inspired by a true story. A handful of prisoners escaped from a Soviet gulag...
Andras is a young man who came quickly of age in World War II Hungary. We see this in the opening scene as 10-year-old Andras, played by a very...
If I can say one thing about The Words: It’s off the charts when it comes to having an attractive movie poster. It’s tough to be so pretty as...
In a gentleman’s war, one or the more baffling etiquettes is that soldiers are required to offer aid an assistance to the victims that they themselves tried to kill....
It’s a shame that this film is only well-known in its native country of Japan and by discerning international fans of anime. In the Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com), it...
This is the class of movie where a one-way ticket to crazy town will lead you directly to Julian Sands. Poor Julian has never lived up to the potential...
I just read a review of this movie that completely, and utterly, ripped it apart. The reviewer was appalled by the fact that a movie could be made about...
Before watching Black Book, the Verhoeven film that I’d watched most recently was Showgirls—and I spent the two hours and eleven minutes that movie lasted wriggling around scandalized. Showgirls...
Berlin, 1943: A headstrong, sassy young Jewish woman, Felice (Maria Schrader), is working for the underground resistance movement while boldly earning a living working for a Nazi newspaper. Through...
All My Loved Ones is a fictionalized story of one family in Czechoslovakia just before World War II broke out. Hitler has already occupied several countries, and is threatening...
I have to say that this is probably the most gorgeous film of 1999… every shot is beautiful: close-ups of characters, snowy cedar trees leaning in the wind, lighthouses,...
