‘Women Talking’ Review: A Remarkable and Deeply Compelling Film In an examination of unbearable crimes in a religious community, director Sarah Polley asks why people are forced to endure repression and violence because they are female. By Emily Zemler
Ignore the Critics; Go See Follies Julie Wilson’s Moody Music Ignore the Critics; Go See Follies I hate critics who hack away at each other in print almost as much By Rex Reed
Innocents Abroad … Judith Ivey, Summer Thriller Innocents Abroad Daunting and brutal, Brokedown Palace is one of the year’s most harrowing experiences. Persuasively written by David Arata By Rex Reed
‘Bent:’ Movie of the year? … Savannah’s Dulled in ‘Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil’ By Rex Reed