Film
Alexander Fehling in Labyrinth of Lies.
Based on a criminal prosecution in the 1960s against German war criminals, Labyrinth of Lies is an accessible story about national and individual German guilt... |
Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford in Truth.
Five new films, all of which set out to illuminate something like the truth. |
Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension
Notes on a few things I noticed while putting together the movie listings for this week: |
Michael Fassbender in Steve Jobs.
It’s NOT a biopic, says Aaron Sorkin. |
Evgeniya Radilova in Let Them Have Their Way.
It took nine years, but it looks like the Buffalo International Film Festival is finally up and running. |
Susanne Wuest in Goodnight Mommy.
If you want the best of the first two films, duck out of the theater a bit early. The third’s ending we haven’t seen yet… |
The Maltese Falcon
Having a bad day? A bad week? A bad year? Why not spend some time with people whose lives are even worse than yours? |
Tom Hiddleston and Mia Wasikowska in Crimson Peak.
Guillermo del Toro’s new film is set partly in Buffalo circa 1901. |