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BFI London Film Festival 2023: Critics’ Chat

BFI London Film Festival 2023: Critics’ Chat

BFI London Film Festival’s most impressionable films of the year, industry strikes, awards season, and the shoe-leather journalism of a film festival critic.

Viggo Mortensen’s ‘Falling’ Binds Art and Life

Viggo Mortensen’s ‘Falling’ Binds Art and Life

Viggo Mortensen's first directorial feature, Falling -- a mix of hope and existentialist despair -- is rooted in the story of his family.

‘Green Book’ Delivers Its Message About Racism with a Spoon Full of Sugar

‘Green Book’ Delivers Its Message About Racism with a Spoon Full of Sugar

Peter Farrelly's first foray into drama, Green Book, is simplistic in its message for examining racism, but maybe that simplicity serves as the sugar coating the pill that many current Americans need to swallow.

Just How Would Captain Fantastic Feel About His Own Film?

Just How Would Captain Fantastic Feel About His Own Film?

An average day at Ben Cash's commune -- at least in his mind -- would make Iron Man competitions look like intermediate intramural fluff.

Jung and the Restless: On Michael Fassbender’s Role as Carl Jung in ‘A Dangerous Method’

Adapting the Unconscious: Christopher Hampton’s Screenplay of ‘A Dangerous Method’

The Hunter and The Hunted: Keira Knightley Explores Duality in ‘A Dangerous Method’

Revelations and Resurrections: David Cronenberg on ‘A Dangerous Method’

The Deliberate Method of Viggo Mortensen as Sigmund Freud in ‘A Dangerous Method’

‘A Dangerous Method’ Trailer (David Cronenberg, 2011)

Slacker Uprising

Serious Flaw Threatens ‘Appaloosa’s’ Excellence