Editor Pick: Film

Opening night at the 23rd annual New York Jewish Film Festival screened Friends From France (Les Interdits), the drama and political thriller written and directed by Anne Weil and Philippe Kotlarski.

It’s the transplanting of the story to feudal Japan that makes it possibly the best film adaptation of Macbeth.

The strange thing is that, while I know The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is flawed, it still moved me on a level that few other works have accomplished.

The DVD Garibaldi's Lovers is the comedic and incisive film by Silvio Soldini features additional assets and a short film courtesy of Film Movement's monthly DVD release.

Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell's tragic story of his unit's fatal 2005 mission is badly recounted in a hamfisted, jingoistic torture porn.

The film has bigger intentions than Stiller knows what to do with, but as one of few family-oriented films being released this holiday season, at least it’s a better than usual option.

Chris Sarandon talks to Blogcritics' Gabe Canada about his projects past and future.

All the gothic trappings are included in Bava's erotic thriller. Unfortunately, the film isn't as thrilling as it could be, or as erotic as it should.

The Coens are at it again, making a film unlike any they’ve made before while maintaining the top-notch quality we’ve come to expect.

In the end, Mischief Night is just another run-of-the-mill direct-to-video horror release you’ll soon find in the bargain bin.