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.

The genius of Frederick Wiseman's 1967 documentary is its brutal honesty.

Out of the depths of nuclear fears came a troubling B-movie with A+ implications.

Colin Firth is in a class by himself as a proud but stammering Duke of York.

Would-be maestro Christopher Nolan's latest trick of the light is oddly disjointed.

Luca Guadagnino's second feature finds beauty in mundane moments.