Thanks to movies, we’ll always have Paris. Not the Hollywood back-lot version brought to us by “Casablanca,” but the true city, captured in jazzy, post-war reco...
Like the Tower of Babel, which serves as a central metaphor, “Metropolis,” from 1927, stands above other silent films like some otherworldly pinnacle, half-reme...
Is real-life Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg really a relationship-challenged, wardrobe-challenged, ethics-challenged genius-jerk? Well, if he isn’t, “The Soci...
Nothing can replace your first love -- and that holds true for movies, too. Even though writer-director Matt Reeves’ “Let Me In” is almost startlingly intellige...
There is so much intriguing stuff going on in Atlanta over the next month that I'm getting an anxiety attack about seeing and doing it all. But I'm not complain...
Scrawny and scruffy, with a cumulus of uncombed hair, Romain Duris could only rate as a romantic lead in a French film. Then again, his co-star, Vanessa Paradis...
The elevator in the Chrysler Building ascends. Riding on the top, the Entered Apprentice mixes cement, then descends into the elevator with a bucketful and thro...
From a press release dated September 14:
Possible Futures, a New Atlanta Foundation, Awards $90,000 in Grants to Support Arts Criticism in Atlanta
The new At...
The best thing about “Mesrine: Killer Instinct,” which opened in Atlanta last week, is also the best thing about the follow-up film, “Mesrine: Public Enemy #1.”...
Jacques Mesrine may have been French, but according to a two-feature overview of his life, he would have liked to be named an honorary American -- or, rather, a...
