Hoberman's Top 10
In Defense of Wankers

Lee's Top 10
In Defense of Wankers

Orgy of Sequels to Climax in
In Defense of Wankers

Iraq's Cinema of Longing
In Defense of Wankers

Taking the Long View
In Defense of Wankers

Reluctant Hero
In Defense of Wankers

Additional Wilson Brother Fo
In Defense of Wankers

Southern Comforts
In Defense of Wankers

V For ViolenceFrom Al Basrah
In Defense of Wankers

V For ViolenceFrom Al Ba
by John E. Coli Nikolai
Southern Comforts
by John E. Coli Nikolai

V For ViolenceFrom Al Basrah

From Al Basrah to the AMC, 2006 meant war by J. Hoberman January 2nd, 2007 2:38 PM We may be living in a national Green Zone, but for all the pious post9-11 bus. . .

Southern Comforts

Even Larry Flynt looked cuddly at Durham's documentary fest by Rob Nelson April 18th, 2007 7:26 PM Southern hospitality can't fully account for the warm vibe at. . .

Additional Wilson Brother Fo

Hal Hartley and Luke Wilson offer similarly (and predictably) self-reflexive films. What else might they have in common? by J. Hoberman May 15th, 2007 10:50 AM . . .

Reluctant Hero

A legend, yes, but Clint Eastwood's not done yet by Scott Foundas January 2nd, 2007 3:19 PM 'Will I ride off into the sunset? Maybe. Will I be dragged off kicki. . .

Taking the Long View

Children of Men and the value of an unedited shot by Jim Ridley January 2nd, 2007 3:16 PM A car speeds down a forest road, only to be surrounded in an instant b. . .

Iraq's Cinema of Longing

A conversation with director James Longley by Rob Nelson January 2nd, 2007 3:07 PM James Longley's Iraq in Fragments is a one-man production of startling audaci. . .

Orgy of Sequels to Climax in

Will the public get off, or just the studios? by Nikki Finke January 2nd, 2007 2:53 PM It's official: Hollywood has run out of original ideas. If you thought 20. . .

Lee's Top 10

by Nathan Lee January 2nd, 2007 2:45 PM All good news in 2006 was tainted by the evaporation of Wellspring, the art-house distribution company whose adventurous. . .

Hoberman's Top 10

by J. Hoberman January 2nd, 2007 2:50 PM A curious form of journalism, film reviewing is highly topical yet essentially timeless. It consists of reporting week . . .