Movie Review | 'Magic Mirror': The Lies People Tell
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âMagic Mirrorâ is a droll comedy about the impossibility of shaking the burdens of your dreams and obligations.
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The tears and the blame mix uneasily in âReservation Road,â a grim, mechanistic thriller about death and suffering, life and healing among the civilized.
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In a movie culture filled with fake death and callous killing, âDying at Graceâ is not just a shock to the system; itâs an accusation.
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Local filmmakers have to tread around a scissor-wielding government censor whose logic is sometimes hard to follow
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Our critic chooses his favorite movies for the year--and finds they tend to blur the line between fiction and reality.
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Brian Springerâs bizarre documentary âThe Disappointment: Or, the Force of Credulityâ is, among many things, a treatise on how history is passed along.
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A jaunty assortment of parlor magicianâs tricks ornament this fast and funny production. But the real magic happens when the bad actors take over.
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The new documentary â2 or 3 Things I Know About Himâ offers an unusually matter-of-fact picture of the private and public effects of ordinary evil.
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'Pan's Labyrinth' is a transcendent film celebrating the imagination's power to triumph over cruelty and evil.
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With the help of an American collector, a glass houseâs enchanting secrets are revealed.
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WASHINGTON: The brains of people who are lying look very different from those who are telling the truth, US researchers have discovered.
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Sameer Karnik's new film might not be a big bait at the box office. Then again, its true credibility lies in its purpose not profit. But Bobby Deol doesn't hold a candle to the talented lad in the film.
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An animated movie based on a British children's tale of magic and wizardry has cast a spell over Japanese moviegoers.
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The documentary âBeyond Hatredâ is an example of a film whose style doesnât merely suit its story but amplifies its meanings.
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Global politics, seniors in love, fantastical fairy tales, technical glitches and the Weinstein brothers
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Michel Gondry's beguiling new film is so profoundly idiosyncratic, and so confident in its oddity, that any attempt to describe it is bound to be misleading.
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Lying is not merely the province of older children and adults. Infants learn the art of deception, too, a new study concludes.