Who says madness can't be funny, and touching? This is.

Thanks to Kubrick, the old ultra-violence never looked so good.

Heavenly they're not. But watch "Lord" Jackson move from horror to drama.

Early Margherita Buy was enigmatic, a sad version of Woody's Annie Hall.

Tykwer's flawed Italian road movie still has a lot going for it.

For Godard, things fall apart in cars and all around them.

What makes an affluent young Frenchwoman go south into crime?

Too bad Max Schreck didn't stick around long enough to take on Alien.

Sure, go ahead, make it as miserable as possible. Iris Murdoch never deserved this.

The terrorist and the man she shot are fertile ground for Calopresti.

If there's one film to see about wartime France it's Ophüls' heartbreaker.