Articles by Michelle Devereaux

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  People I Know

  Dan Algrant

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2003

  Ah, Al Pacino, the Dr. Jekyll of future screen legends. It can never be truly foretold which side of Pacino will arise from the murky silve...

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  Morvern Callar

  Lynne Ramsay

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2003

  Someone ought to abduct Samantha Morton, shrink her down and permanently adhere her to the celluloid of a Mike Leigh film. Morton is the be...

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  Seraphin: Heart of Stone

  Charles Binamé

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2003

  Don't let the title fool you. Seraphin: Heart of Stone has absolutely no wizards in it. There is also, alas, nary a dwarf, elf or shape-shi...

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  The Core

  Jon Amiel

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2003

  The Core, believe it or not, brings to mind an overlooked scene in the mockumentary cult classic This is Spinal Tap. Marty DiBurgi, played...

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  Anger Management

  Peter Segal

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2003

  So, Adam Sandler has finally grown up you say. Not so fast. True, he recently made a tremendous leap from his signature marble-mouthed man-...

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  Blind Spot: Hitler's Secretary

  Andre Heller and Othmar Schmiderer

  PUBLISHED Mar 1, 2003

  Blind Spot is a documentary about Traudl Junge, the na•ve, aptly named fraeulein (although she took her surname, German for "young," when s...

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  Gambling, Gods and LSD

  Peter Mettler

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2003

  Clocking in at a nice, round 180 minutes, Peter Mettler's experimental documentary Gambling, Gods and LSD is certainly worthy of three hour...

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  The Quiet American

  Phillip Noyce

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2003

  Call it a chick flick for boys - a sensitive man's spy movie (not that the ladies can't enjoy it too). Phillip Noyce's adaptation of Graham...