Film
Jonathan Pryce and Glenn Close in The Wife.
Puppies becoming guide dogs, screenings of a resurrected 1970 classic, and a Glenn Close/Jonathan Pryce film. |
 The Buffalo-born actress and singer died last Friday in Hawaii at the age of 92. |
 Emmanuel Finkiel’s film, adapted from Marguerite Duras’s book, is close to a masterpiece. |
 A disturbing yet vaguely hopeful dramatization of what conversion therapy can do to young adults. |
Domhnall Gleeson in The Little Stranger.
Three new British films, all adapted from popular novels, explore the British soul with varying degrees of success in this week’s openings. |
A young Scotty Bower.
A nostalgic memoir of Hollywood’s gay underground—for five days only at Dipson Eastern Hills. |
 A riddle wrapped in an enigma, with cheese—and a movie that’s good but should have been better. |
Fashion designer Alexander McQueen in the new documentary about his career.
A fashion iconoclast, a movie Forbes calls “wealth porn,” and a terrifically entertaining film from Spike Lee. |