Orson Welles

Arthouse Movie Listings April 25-May 1, 2012

Arthouse Movie Listings October 5-11

John Waters Berates Baltimore Sun for Reassigning Former SF Weekly Film Critic Michael Sragow

Don't you Dare take away my local film critic.​John Waters gained fame as a movie maker by exposing archetypical America as stupid and bogus. But Waters spoke out earlier this week to praise former SF Weekly critic Michael Sragow using terms incongruous to his typical critique. Waters applaud ... More >>

Arthouse Movie Listings July 13-19

Don't you Dare take away my local film critic.​John Waters gained fame as a movie maker by exposing archetypical America as stupid and bogus. But Waters spoke out earlier this week to praise former SF Weekly critic Michael Sragow using terms incongruous to his typical critique. Waters applaud ... More >>

Roxie Film Noir Fest Offers Its Own Grim Joys

Don't you Dare take away my local film critic.​John Waters gained fame as a movie maker by exposing archetypical America as stupid and bogus. But Waters spoke out earlier this week to praise former SF Weekly critic Michael Sragow using terms incongruous to his typical critique. Waters applaud ... More >>

Arthouse Movie Listings for April 6-12, 2011

Don't you Dare take away my local film critic.​John Waters gained fame as a movie maker by exposing archetypical America as stupid and bogus. But Waters spoke out earlier this week to praise former SF Weekly critic Michael Sragow using terms incongruous to his typical critique. Waters applaud ... More >>

Arthouse movie listings for March 3-9, 2010

Don't you Dare take away my local film critic.​John Waters gained fame as a movie maker by exposing archetypical America as stupid and bogus. But Waters spoke out earlier this week to praise former SF Weekly critic Michael Sragow using terms incongruous to his typical critique. Waters applaud ... More >>

The Gastro-Bromance Between Francis Ford Coppola and Ruth Reichl

The Believer: A cache of soft-boiled egg strategies.​We are stoked on the January issue of The Believer (and not just because it contains this blogger's interview with a professional wrestler). Right there, on the front cover, directly across from our wrestler's glowering visage, gentler caric ... More >>

Arthouse movie listings for November 18-24, 2009

The Believer: A cache of soft-boiled egg strategies.​We are stoked on the January issue of The Believer (and not just because it contains this blogger's interview with a professional wrestler). Right there, on the front cover, directly across from our wrestler's glowering visage, gentler caric ... More >>

Judging by17 Again, Zac Efron should stick to musicals

The Believer: A cache of soft-boiled egg strategies.​We are stoked on the January issue of The Believer (and not just because it contains this blogger's interview with a professional wrestler). Right there, on the front cover, directly across from our wrestler's glowering visage, gentler caric ... More >>

Driver's Eddie

As Happy-Go-Lucky's angry road instructor, character actor Eddie Marsan enters the fast lane.

Che, Cannes, and High-Def Video

Steven Soderbergh, 20 years after his Sundance indie hit.

The High Notes

Steven Soderbergh, 20 years after his Sundance indie hit.

Very Minor Miracle

No matter the run time and budget, Spike Lee's WWII drama is an epic bore.

Fundamentally Flawed

Pigeonholing Muslims doesn't help the cause or the play.

Arthouse Picks for the Week of April 9-15

Dueling divas and Dr. Strangelove.

Art House

Dueling divas and Dr. Strangelove.

Art House

Dueling divas and Dr. Strangelove.

California Burning

An epic gusher, Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood strikes oil, and then some

34th Telluride Film Festival Day Two: Greil Marcus and writing with one eye

An epic gusher, Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood strikes oil, and then some

Good Clean Smut

An epic gusher, Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood strikes oil, and then some

Repertory Film Listings

Repertory Film Listings

Nostalgia Trip

Steven Soderbergh tries, and largely fails, to make 'em like they used to

Repertory Film Listings

Steven Soderbergh tries, and largely fails, to make 'em like they used to

Ghost World

True-crime noir goes searching for Hollywood's heart of darkness

Practical Magic

Eerie melodrama explores the dark arts in turn-of-the-century Vienna

Cinema Chow

Discovering the delights of DeLessio while searching for a good sandwich to take to a movie

Why We Need DVDs

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

Reps Etc.

New releases available this week

House Of Tudor

Nightmare Alley, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Nerves, Love as Laughter, and Beth Custer

The House of Tudor

Nightmare Alley, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Nerves, Love as Laughter, and Beth Custer

Eight Isn't Enough

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Second Time Around

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Beat the Press

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Slap Shots

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Tribute

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Riff Raff

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Night+Day

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Chatterbox

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies

Night+Day

Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies