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Black and white in color: An arch, acute and haunting documentary about the segregated Mardi Gras traditions of Mobile, Ala., "The Order of Myths" might be the nonfiction film of the year.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 25, 2008
Four clueless actors, a dream and a paper bag: Filmmakers Jay and Mark Duplass and their cast talk about "Baghead," their delightful and totally unclassifiable indie-satire-horror breakout.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 25, 2008
When a bad seed grows up: Both a compelling British social drama and a haunting meditation on guilt and forgiveness, John Crowley's "Boy A" is a potent summer surprise.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 24, 2008
The saga of George W. Batman: "Dark Knight" backlash, counterbacklash and so on. Plus: Sleazy Latin lovers, Ben Kingsley as a Russian cop and other reasons never to leave home.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 23, 2008
Batman vs. the lavender genius of crime!: I watched the great 10-hour Japanese antiwar film! Now it's your turn. Plus: Topiary genius, life after the tsunami, and a gay British crime lord.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 18, 2008
Is Slovenia the film world's new Romania?: From slacker comedies to horror films and rom-coms, the least well known of all former Yugoslav republics gets its moment.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 16, 2008
Awesome Kids' Video Project: The sequel!: As requested, the also-rans in our reader poll of family summer flicks. Also: Is this list racist? Is Hannibal Lecter right for your family? And more!; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 15, 2008
The ultimate family DVD list: We asked; you answered. Here's the most-awesome-ever summertime list of offbeat, kid-friendly movies available on DVD -- as chosen (mostly) by Salon readers.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 12, 2008
All-night party in a lost city: Kent Mackenzie's gorgeous black-and-white film "The Exiles" captures a garage-rock world of urban American Indians in a vanished L.A. Plus: German groupie tells all!; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 10, 2008
Legendary German rock groupie tells all!: A Swedish actor as Mick Jagger, a perpetually naked heroine and the glorious Euro-cheapness of "Eight Miles High."; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 10, 2008
Inside the Army's fake Iraq: Welcome to the military's Iraq Simulation, where the townspeople are Arab actors, the insurgents come from Arkansas -- and things tend to go horribly wrong.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 9, 2008
A-Rod vs. the dueling Sherlock clones!: A new frontier in Other Woman liberation, except not. Whose next-gen Sherlock Holmes will be lamer? Plus: "Wackness" and "Tell No One" wow holiday throngs.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 8, 2008
Bedtime for "Gonzo": Alex Gibney talks about his Oscar-winning "Taxi to the Dark Side" and his new look at Hunter S. Thompson, American hero. (Plus: Audio podcast.); Andrew O'Hehir Jul 4, 2008
On the dopeness of "The Wackness": In this interview and podcast, director Jonathan Levine talks about how Holden Caulfield met Rudy Giuliani and Biggie in the heartbroken, heat-stricken New York summer of 1994.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 3, 2008
Japanese film's not-so-new new wave: Asia's greatest cinema power never really lost its mojo. But 10 years after Kurosawa's death, Japanese movies are hotter (and weirder) than ever.; Andrew O'Hehir Jul 2, 2008
A murdered wife who isn't dead: Harlan Coben's beach-read bestseller "Tell No One" becomes a crackerjack thriller -- made in France.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 30, 2008
"La Dolce Vita" in old age: An elderly Spanish couple -- one dignified, the other not -- revisits the classic love affair between Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 27, 2008
Dalton Trumbo and American evil: How the legendary screenwriter of "Roman Holiday" and "Spartacus" defied Congress, broke the blacklist and raised his family.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 26, 2008
Indie film is dying -- unless it isn't: Yes, distributors are closing, films are tanking and insiders are muttering that doom is nigh. But the best filmmakers always survive.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 24, 2008
Meet the Japanese Brando: Little known outside his homeland, haunted hero-villain Tatsuya Nakadai spans the best years, and greatest films, of Japan's postwar cinema boom.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 21, 2008
Maddin and Herzog: Brothers of the ice!: It's frozen allegory week -- in summer! Guy Maddin reveals the sleepwalking sex secrets of Winnipeg; Werner Herzog chases psycho penguins in Antarctica.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 19, 2008
Monday roundup: Hulk vs. Shakespeare: "Hulk" director says superhero flicks are boring! So I'm off to a 10-hour Japanese film. Also: A.P.'s wacky war against the blogosphere.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 16, 2008
Kinky underwear in Antarctica: Opening this week: Farmiga's feral femme fatale, Herzog at the South Pole, a true-life gay love story, the amazing "Blue Planet" and more.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 13, 2008
The Little Tramp's killer comedy: How Charlie Chaplin's poisonously dark "Monsieur Verdoux" drove the audience away -- and was embraced by critics and filmmakers as a masterpiece.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 12, 2008
Sex, death and the city (i.e., Prague): Smoldering Ana Geislerová lights up the screen in a dark, sexy blend of romance and social satire, one of the year's best foreign flicks.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 12, 2008

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