Vera Farmiga and Andy García’s new film at Woodstock Film Festival
Is college really worth attending anymore, in these times when even an advanced degree no longer guarantees one the ability
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In a World is the best rom/com in a long while
When was the last time that you took in a really good romantic comedy at the movies? Can you even
Closed Circuit is a crisp, paranoid thriller whose time has come
Another week, another WikiLeak. What with the endless parade of revelations about governments spying on civilians, high-level industrial espionage, whistle-blowers
Rosendale to screen French film classic Children of Paradise
Folks who lived in and around New Paltz during the 1970s heyday of its illustrious repertory cinema, the Academy Theatre
Simon Pegg battles big-box pubs in The World’s End
Maybe you knew this already, being the sophisticated Almanac reader that you are, but it’s news to this reviewer: Apparently,
Forest Whitaker’s sensitive performance in The Butler
Is 2013 shaping up to the best year in an awful long time for serious movies about black history? We
Cate Blanchett falls apart fearlessly in Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine
In Stardust Memories, Woody Allen’s character, filmmaker Sandy Bates, just gets more depressed whenever well-meaning fans praise his “earlier, funnier
Fruitvale Station is a touching, timely plea against racial profiling
From soup to nuts, it takes a long time to make a movie happen – and even longer if you’re
The seemingly endless summer
There are summer movies, and there are movies about summer. If the idea of catching one of the latter is
From up on Poppy Hill captures postwar Yokohama in gorgeous detail
For any moviegoer who enjoys the manifold and ever-evolving art of animation, it’s always occasion to celebrate when a new