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L'Auberge Espagnole
A young Parisian observes the exotica of Barcelona life in L'Auberge Espagnole
By Gregory Weinkauf, June 12, 2003
French putz Xavier (Romain Duris) is depressed. The poor guy lives in Paris, has Amélie's Audrey Tautou as a girlfriend, eats gourmet... More>>
Rio Reels On Brazilian Film Festival
As you can see, there's more to Brazil than Samba, Lula, and Ronaldo
, June 05, 2003
For the seventh year in a row, Miami gets to be the first to view the latest crop of homegrown films from Latin America's biggest nation during... More>>
Speakin' Spell Spellbound
Who would have thought -- a compelling film about spelling!
By Luke Y. Thompson, May 29, 2003
If you're reading this paper, chances are you're more literate than the average American. If you're reading the film reviews, it's also likely... More>>
Blue Car
In Blue Car, a disturbed young girl finds her way through verse
By Bill Gallo, May 29, 2003
The budding teenage poet in Karen Moncrieff's Blue Car writes melancholy verse about autumn leaves falling off trees and fathers abandoning their... More>>
Think Different Think Different
Could it be that this year's crop of summer movies actually requires a brain cell or two?
By Luke Y. Thompson, May 22, 2003
It's usually right about this time of year that film critics begin to feel a slow chill of dread creep up their spines. Suppressing that urge,... More>>
ShapeShifter The Shape of Things
This time it's the woman who manipulates the man in Neil LaBute's The Shape of Things
By Luke Y. Thompson, May 15, 2003
Neil LaBute is back to his old self again, and the cinematic world is a better place for it. Honestly, what was he thinking when he made... More>>
Terror Firmer The Dancer Upstairs
In The Dancer Upstairs, Javier Bardem is the quiet amid the violence
By Robert Wilonsky, May 15, 2003
In March 2002, days before President Bush was scheduled to visit Peru, a car bomb exploded near the U.S. embassy in Lima, killing nine and... More>>
Women Without Men Chaos
And better for it
, May 15, 2003
Time was, moviegoers could rely on European films for interesting ideas and unpredictable storylines. But in the 1990s, foreign producers decided... More>>
Hollow Man Levity
Billy Bob comes close to nothingness in the curiously titled Levity
By Andy Klein, May 08, 2003
Nobody can convey more, doing nothing, than Billy Bob Thornton. His minimalist style is appropriate for the ironically named Levity, but what is... More>>
Daddy Day Care
Eddie Murphy plays Daddy, once more, just be "Cos"
By Robert Wilonsky, May 08, 2003
Long ago Eddie Murphy had grown tired of Eddie Murphy parts: the fast-talking high-jiver, the preening put-on. Even before he began parodying... More>>
Violent Femmes X-2: X-Men United
Tenderhearted mutants kick significant keister in X-2: X-Men United
By Gregory Weinkauf, May 01, 2003
At some fast-approaching point in pop culture evolution, we're due to hit Total Outsider Saturation, wherein everybody is an outsider and... More>>
Busy Miss Lizzie The Lizzie McGuire Movie
Duff rides her popular TV series to Rome and the big screen
By Jean Oppenheimer, May 01, 2003
If you have never heard of Lizzie McGuire, you are not a female child between the ages of six and fourteen; nor are you a parent with a female... More>>
Queer As Film Folk Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
, April 24, 2003
The fifth annual Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival does feel a little rudderless this year without founding director Robert Rosenberg at the... More>>
Victor Victorious Raising Victor Vargas
Raising Victor Vargas draws remarkable performances from an untrained cast
By Jean Oppenheimer, April 24, 2003
It is rare to find a film that defies one's expectations as sweetly and satisfyingly as Raising Victor Vargas, a coming-of-age comedy-drama from... More>>
Impossible Dreamer Lost in La Mancha
Terry Gilliam sets out to make Don Quixote, but becomes him instead
By Bill Gallo, April 17, 2003
Filmmaker Terry Gilliam is no stranger to fiasco. After all, this is the human dynamo who saw 1989's inventive (if sometimes incoherent) The... More>>
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