Film Reviews: A truck driver, a bride and a boy, linked by a fatal collision, form a strange posthumous family in documentarian Sepideh Farsi’s dreamlike first fiction outing. Disappearing then reappearing in various forms, the ghostly threesome enacts various permutations of possible lives, singly or in tandem, as they traverse the Iranian desert.
Dogs in the Basement Film Reviews: An often genuinely funny mockumentary that pokes fun at Americans’ sexual insecurities, "Dogs...
Nathalie . . . Film Reviews: An intriguing idea with a heavyweight cast achieves only partial fulfillment in "Nathalie...,"...
The Corporation Film Reviews: Taking on an unwieldy subject ripe for critical scrutiny, "The Corporation" provides a surprisi...
Like a Bad Dream (Kako los son) Film Reviews: Two men, one war-weary and the other an idealistic college student, traverse their own separate but inter...
Matchbox Film Reviews: "Dysfunctional" is hardly the word for the family that tears itself apart in "Matchbox,&qu...
