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August 26, 2011Movies Update |
Movie ReviewsMovie Review | 'Higher Ground'Navigating Between Faith and SkepticismBy A. O. SCOTTVera Farmiga stars in this film, her directorial debut, a drama that weighs the merits of faith against a secular sensibility. Movie Review | 'Circumstance'Where the Personal Is the Intensely PoliticalBy A. O. SCOTTMaryam Keshavarz's "Circumstance" chronicles the coming of age of two young women in contemporary Iran. ADVERTISEMENT Movie Review | 'Brighton Rock'A Meek Rose Amid the Mods and Rockers in an English Resort TownBy STEPHEN HOLDENThe director Rowan Joffe has turned "Brighton Rock," Graham Greene's novel rooted in Brighton's seedy underworld, into a full-scale film noir. Movie Review | 'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark'A Renovation Uncovers Nastier Things Than DustBy JEANNETTE CATSOULIS"Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" is a reimagining of the 1973 television movie that terrified Guillermo del Toro as a boy. Movie Review | 'Our Idiot Brother'Joke Is on the Siblings of a Modern Holy FoolBy A. O. SCOTTA goofy man-child of a brother ends up exposing the hypocrisy and unhappiness of everyone around him. Movie Review | 'Tales From the Golden Age'They Have Coveted Christmas Meat, Now How Do They Eat It in Peace?By STEPHEN HOLDEN"Tales," overseen by Cristian Mungiu, is a hearty satirical guffaw of gallows humor that illustrates how laughter helped buoy the spirits of an oppressed citizenry. Movie Review | 'Colombiana'She Walks in Beauty, and Brings Along a BazookaBy MIKE HALEIn "Colombiana," directed by Olivier Megaton, Zoe Saldana takes her place among big-screen heroines who play very rough. More ReviewsNews & FeaturesArts & LeisureSummer Cinema Worth DebatingBy A.O. SCOTTThis summer, three movies, "The Tree of Life," "The Future" and "The Help," have provoked strong and interesting schisms among critics and also among people who actually buy tickets. Arts & LeisureA Star Not Quite OvernightBy MARGY ROCHLINJessica Chastain, with roles in "The Help" and "The Tree of Life," seemingly burst out of nowhere a complete movie star. The truth's more complicated. Up, Up and AwayBy BROOKS BARNESUseful connections and passion for a house led to a sherbet-colored abode like the one in the movie "Up," in Herriman, Utah. The Struggles They Faced After That DayBy FELICIA R. LEEIn "Rebirth," a documentary by Jim Whitaker, five people whose lives were altered on Sept. 11, 2001, are tracked as they try to recover and move on. DVDVIDEOStreaming Video's Emerging BountyBy DAVE KEHRStreaming video services like Netflix Instant and Hulu Plus have a way to go, but are making some tantalizing rarities available for viewing. | Photos & Video |
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