Review: “Delhi Safari”
Very small children may be amused, or at least distracted, by the English-language version of "Delhi Safari," India's first locally produced, stereo 3D-animated feature.
Joe Leydon
Review: “Silent Night”
For those who have always wanted to see a psycho Santa Claus apply an electric cattle prod to a bratty little girl, there is "Silent Night."
Review: “Son of Sardaar”
Broadly played and cartoonishly stylized, "Son of Sardaar" is a fitfully amusing but instantly disposable Bollywood trifle.
Review: “Jab tak hai jaan”
Even by the freewheeling, mood-swinging standards of Bollywood, the pronounced disparity between the pre- and post-intermission halves of "Jab tak hai jaan" is more than a tad jarring.
Review: “Hating Breitbart”
Not so much a probing examination as a fulsome celebration, "Hating Breitbart" belies its ironic title by painting an enthusiastically approving portrait of Andrew Breitbart, the aggressively…
Review: “The Conspiracy”
Dedicated to the proposition that even paranoids can have real enemies, "The Conspiracy" is a modesty suspenseful faux documentary that asks us to consider whether street-corner ranters who issue…
Review: “Errors of the Human Body”
Helmer Eron Sheean generates considerable suspense and sustains a sense of mounting dread throughout much of his debut feature.
Review: “Bring Me the Head of the Machine Gun Woman”
A self-consciously flashy and trashy homage to '70s grindhouse fare made by and for B-movie geeks.
Review: “Capital”
A cracking good melodrama set in a contemporary world of high finance and low cunning, Costa-Gavras' "Capital" nimbly plays on our worst memories of the 2008 economic meltdown.
Review: “Flight of the Butterflies”
Phenomenal 3D Imax visuals more than compensate for prosaic storytelling in "Flight of the Butterflies," an unabashedly old-fashioned nature docu best suited to museums and similar non-theatrical…
