Author: Robert Levin

Fifty Dead Men Walking furthers the legacy of Jim Sheridan and other directors who have made a particular method of depicting the Irish Troubles their…

The Time Traveler’s Wife is one of those movies in which every action taken and every line of dialogue, really everything down to the minutest…

Arriving amid an avalanche of bad buzz and diminished expectations the much hyped, long developed G.I. Joe: The Rise of the Cobra surprises by being…

The Cove belongs to that subset of documentary films geared towards the creation of popular outrage at some form of grand injustice. It’s a rousing…

Thanks to his work on the BBC television series The Thick of It and in other media Armando Iannucci has become one of the United…

Armando Iannucci’s In the Loop understands a fundamental principle of politics: Ego trumps all. His film, a transatlantic depiction of the build-up to a Middle…

Like its courtesan protagonist, Chéri is a fancy, dolled up affair, a glamorous evocation of the waning days of the Belle Époque, the last period…

The appeal of Tommy Wirkola’s Dead Snow can be summed up in five words: Nazi zombies in the snow. Now in limited release and available…

Tommy Wirkola sat down with us to talk about his much buzzed about Nazi zombie opus.