âMarienbadâ Returns, Unsettling as Ever
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When âLast Year at Marienbadâ reopens at Film Forum, New York cinephiles may find themselves as mystified and delighted as their counterparts were in 1962.
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Is the mainstream finally ready for the unsettling art of this perennial outsider?
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The former Chilean dictator's death provides a ghostly coda to a year in which the leftist political forces he worked so violently to defeat have swept back into power across Latin America
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The oddball premise, about a man who brings murder victims back to life, has generated buzz.
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Pedro AlmodÃ³var has toyed with film noir before, but his newest movie is a delirious, headlong immersion and re-invention of a style.
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Craig Lucasâs blue-hued romantic fantasy has returned to haunt Broadway in a moody, touching revival.
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A TIME correspondent recalls his strange encounter with Carlos Casta&#241;o, the former death-squad commander whose remains were finally identified last week
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The new serial-killer thriller âSuspect Zeroâ has at least one thing in its favor: It seems to have an interesting director. E. Elias Merhigeâs last film was
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Chita Riveraâs brand of vivacity is qualitatively different from almost everyone elseâs, because it emanates from deep within her.
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Mal e i Primitive, New Trolls, Procol Harum e Creedence
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BUENOS AIRES -- Resting in peace has never been easy for Juan and Eva PerÃÂ³n, Argentine icons whose bodies after death were separated from each other and have endured everything from frequent international airplane travel to grotesque physical defacement.
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Giancarlo del Monacoâs 12-year-old production returned to the Met on Monday night, adding yet one more layer to the operaâs already many-leveled obscurity.
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With its fearsome record of kidnapping and violence, Colombia's largest guerrilla army might seem a nightmare group to encounter. But not to Oliver Stone.
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The story of a boy born into captivity in the South American jungle has riveted people for more than a year in Colombia, striking a nerve in a country numbed by 40 years of political violence.
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Eerie, muddled and gorgeous, âKhadakâ tells the story of an epileptic Mongolian sheepherder who embraces his destiny as a shaman when his village is threatened.
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NEZAHUALCOYOTL, Mexico In the luminous opening scene of Gabriel GarcÃÂ¿a MÃÂ¿rquez's classic novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude," Aureliano BuendÃÂ¿a confronts a memory.
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Lucrecia Martel's elusive, feverish and altogether amazing second feature is much more than a melodrama of violated innocence.