Film Reviews

Fellini's solo debut was a comedy about the high price of falling for celebrity.

Alberto Sordi's American obsession still plays into Italian life six decades later.

Pierfrancesco Diliberto, or "Pif," conjures up a bittersweet and poignant Mafia movie.

Gregory Peck shows his remarkable versatility in a movie about the 1950s urban rat race.

Pasolini's debut feature demonstrated a willingness to play by (and change) neorealist rules.

Tom Hanks and Barkhad Abdi steal the show in Paul Greengrass's brilliant thriller.

While special effects minus monsters are a joy to behold, "Gravity" lacks gravitas.

Turning the outsourcing paradigm upside down makes for subversive science fiction.

Marco Bellochio's tough 1965 debut presaged a wave of social change.

Roberto Rodriguez spews most of his action in an hour, leaving behind flaccid remains.