One of the most acclaimed films from a body of work containing multiple masterpieces, Ingmar Bergman’s Cries and Whi...

          Despite the commercial failure of its 1937 adaptation, which was directed by Frank Capra, Columbia Pictures took ano...

          As a piece of film art, The Abdication has moments of tremendous beauty. Cinematographer Geoffrey Unsworth’s imager...

          British director Terence Young made a wide variety of action films and thrillers following his triumphant work on th...

          Although Autumn Sonata borders on self-parody because writer-director Ingmar Bergman indulges his pain-freak sensib...

If Harold and Maude is the most interesting older woman/younger man picture released during the ’70s, then 40 Carats is quit...

          Go figure that a movie about a military operation that was thwarted by excessive ambition would itself be thwarted by excessi...

          Of the many peculiar ’70s subgenres for which I have undying fondness, the revisionist Western is perhaps the most r...