I knew this was a Swedish vampire movie, but I did not expect a movie so quiet, so cold, and so lonely.

OSS 117: Cairo - Nest of Spies won the Golden Space Needle Audience Award at the Seattle International Film Festival in 2006, and I could see why. I'll bet this...

With a minimum of talk and unforgettable images, Golden Door is a stirring, sometimes shocking portrayal of one family's immigration experience at the turn of the 20th century. Like most...

It was indeed a gloomy Sunday when I popped in the DVD of Gloomy Sunday. The story of a doomed love triangle, taking place in the heyday of 1930s Budapest...

If you are looking for an entertaining martial arts movie, it can't get much sillier than Dynamite Warrior. The setting: The Old West. No... wait. The Old Far East? The...

In the spirit of Jim Jarmusch's early work (especially the slacker-fest Stranger Than Paradise), Fernando Eimbcke's Duck Season is a minimalist black-and-white slice-of-life gem about a handful of unremarkable people...

From the opening moments of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, you know you are in for something different. The camera is blurry and disoriented. It has a hard time...

The Brits call them the Falkland Islands; the Argentians, the Islas Malvinas. In 1982, to distract from huge political and economic protests, the Argentinian government invaded the islands to "take...