Director Debra Granik's movie is a film noir for the neglected American South.

Taylor and Burton are scary brilliant in Albee's story of American repression.

Peter Weir's last Australian feature tapped two young actors and painful history.

Made during the brief feminist wave of the 1970s, KVK is an American benchmark.

Thanks to Lumet, Sean Connery briefly escaped 007 duty — and played tough.

Aside from husbandry, men are irrelevant in this Monroe-Russell classic.

Lina Wertmüller's 1977 take on cross-cultural marriage still has its merits.

Jennifer Jason Leigh does what she knows best: Humiliation and meltdown.

Bourne director Paul Greengrass flubs his chance to make a good Iraq film.

Keep that Fiorentino girl out of the kitchen, and hide the knives.