If you don't know who Andrew Bujalski is, you couldn't be faulted for looking at descriptions or marketing for his new film, Results, and dismissing it as a run-of-the-mill faux-indie romantic comedy.
In a week during which much of the country is relinquishing collective control to the unpredictable currents of nationalism and patriotism, one can't help but wonder why those sentiments aren't channe
Few contemporary movies manage to capture the spirit of a bygone historical era. Even fewer combine this feat with a successful evocation of that era's defining artistic traditions. Christian Petzold'
Two types of movies that were once ubiquitous in American cinema are becoming increasingly difficult to find in theaters these days: screwball comedies and really good Woody Allen pictures. Allen's la
When you're in your 20s, medical professionals often wave away unhealthy lifestyle habits with a dismissive gesture and an indulgent "It's OK, you're young." Ate two large pizzas at once? It's OK, you
Jude Law has always been an interesting actor. But now, well into his 40s, he's become a different kind of interesting, wielding the brand of appeal that stems more from having a lived-in face than a
Nikhil Pran, son of late cartoonist Pran Kumar Sharma, who passed away last year after battling cancer, continues to keep his father's legacy alive. Pran, which is how he was commonly known, was the c
Five Shia clerics and a well-known lawyer are planning to travel to Iraq next week in order to help resist the Islamic State terrorists targeting the community in the war-torn region.
The group of Sh
The Urban Development Ministry has given a breather to former minister and MPs who have either been asked to vacate houses or to move to other accommodations by extending the deadline to 5 August.
Mi
When the news broke on Twitter last Sunday that Philip Seymour Hoffman had died, age 46, the grief expressed in my cinephile circle (and beyond) was pitched at a level I'd never quite encountered in t
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