Articles by Travis Mackenzie Hoover
The Prisoner, or: How I Planned to Kill Tony Blair
Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
Depending on your point of view, this documentary either solves the problems of a great interview that lacks support footage or tackles the...
Radiant City
Gary Burns and Jim Brown
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
Waydowntowns Gary Burns and broadcaster Jim Brown turn their attention to the horror that is urban sprawl. Adopting a documentary pose, it...
Remembering Arthur
Martin Lavut
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
This is an achingly sad portrait of Arthur Lipsett, the Canadian experimental filmmaker who shot to international fame with his 1961 Oscar-...
Requiem
Hans-Christian Schmidt
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
Though this film is based on the same case that inspired The Exorcism of Emily Rose, its worlds apart from that horror romp in terms of bi...
Severance
Christopher Smith
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
This UK horror romp has its tongue planted only halfway in cheek; it keeps jumping between serious genre entry and jokey free-for-all, and...
Shortbus
John Cameron Mitchell
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
Much has been made of the explicit sex in this, John Cameron Mitchells follow-up to Hedwig and the Angry Inch, but it never seems gratuito...
Summer Palace
Lou Ye
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
This is sort of a comeback for Lou Ye, whose previous Purple Butterfly was beautiful but impenetrable; its too bad the new films only hal...
Syndromes and a Century
Apichatpong Weerasethakul
PUBLISHED Mar 19, 2007
Thai upstart Apatichatpong Weerasethakul has always been a bit of a head scratcher, especially for those married to traditional narrative....