Adapting a film from a comic book presents filmmakers with a dilemma. Unless the comic's characters are familiar, like Superman or Batman, non-enthusiasts need background to understand the story and get involved. But taking time to bring neophytes up ... Haven (2004) Frank E. Flowers, director No one in Haven is quite what they seem to be. Or rather, they are mostly completely transparent. Everyone living in newcomer director Frank E. Flowers' vision of life on ... Newcomer indie director Ramin Bahrani spins a sparse tale told in cinema verité of contemporary immigrant life in Manhattan. In Man Push Cart, one-time Pakistani rock star Ahmad (Ahmad Razvi) is now a contemporary displaced person, a working-poor immigrant seeking ... Click the poster to buy at MovieGoods.com Amores Perros VHS Amores Perros DVD Rubber Grip 13-Function Army Knife He'll be ready for those everyday James Bond emergencies with this ... Che: Part One and Part Two (2008) Directed by Steven Soderbergh Written by Peter Buchman, Benjamin A. van der Veen Starring: Benicio Del Toro, Demián Bichir, Rodrigo Santoro, Catalina Sandino Moreno, María D. Sosa, Carlos Bardem, Joaquim ... Robert Altman has been making films for fifty years and has gifted us with memorable movie experiences. From the stunning Western-like-no-other, McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971), to perhaps his greatest masterpiece, Nashville(1975), to the strange, wonderful, and underrated Three ... Donkey Punch (2009) Directed by Oliver Blackburn Written by Oliver Blackburn and David Bloom Starring Robert Boulter, Sian Breckin, Nichola Burley, Jay Taylor, Tom Burke, Jaime Winstone Run Time: 95 minutes MPAA Rating: Not Rated http://www.sixshooterfilmseries.com/donkeypunch/ The ... Bowl (Large) Khokhloma painting on wood is a traditional type of Russian decorative work. Several arcs cross in The Gift. Cate Blanchett is in ascendance, as the film adds another great performance to her relatively short but ... Takeshi Kitano’s Kikujiro tries on the buddy-movie formula and finds it wanting. A superbly photographed picture, it abandons traditional character development two-thirds of the way through, and turns into a free-form medley of sight gags that kid and prod ... It is Paris in the fall. A group of literary Parisians is gathered around an obscure author named Adrien Willer (Francois Cluzet). His personality, which once was mercurial and difficult, has undergone a transformation since his surgery for a ...
