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Peter Henne

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Beyond the Clouds (1995) 68% EDIT “Antonioni seems to be using his absence from the scene as an opportunity to restate his vision, perhaps having a new generation of filmgoers in mind.” – Film Journal International Mar 1, 2007 Full Review Butterfly (1999) 96% EDIT “The real tragedy is the death of a liberal education.” – Film Journal International Jan 4, 2007 Full Review Butterfly (2000) 80% EDIT “Keeping suspense through a story that we know the ending of is no small feat.” – Film Journal International Apr 8, 2003 Full Review The New Eve (1999) 75% EDIT “Corsini manages that rare feat in French cinema--a breezy comedy” – Film Journal International Sep 9, 2002 Full Review Burning Money (2000) 77% EDIT “Pieyro's solution for every predictable plot advancement and character relationship is a lot of frantic arm-waving, as though to insist, 'But these gangsters are gay!'” – Film Journal International Mar 2, 2002 Full Review Mulholland Dr. (2001) 84% EDIT “[Lynch] is keying into the layers of film reality that make the art so palpable.” – Film Journal International Dec 10, 2001 Full Review Tape (2001) 77% EDIT “With hardly any artistry in sight, the film's appeal cannot hold up, not even with a solid performance from Uma Thurman and a fine one from Ethan Hawke.” – Film Journal International Dec 9, 2001 Full Review Eternity and a Day (1998) 95% EDIT “For at least half of its length, it is quietly revelatory, luminous and invigorating, and for those reasons it makes essential viewing.” – Film Journal International Oct 30, 2001 Full Review Liam (2000) 70% EDIT “Maybe Frears' most unflinching drama.” – Film Journal International Aug 27, 2001 Full Review The Business of Strangers (2001) 81% EDIT “Stettner seems to understand perfectly that all you really need for making a fine movie is a sleek script, alert performers and a damn good eye.” – Film Journal International Aug 27, 2001 Full Review Famous (2000) 44% EDIT “Proves yet again, to believers in documentrary grit and spontaneity, that nothing improves realism like elegance.” – Film Journal International Aug 20, 2001 Full Review Our Lady of the Assassins (2000) 77% EDIT “Schroeder assays his subject rather than assails the viewer, delivering the city in creamy, beautifully fading browns.” – Film Journal International Jul 30, 2001 Full Review Adventures in Wild California (2000) 86% EDIT “Wild California seldom flags in energy, and there are moments of visual awe, heart-pounding exhiliration, and joy over the wonder and beauty of nature.” – Film Journal International Jul 3, 2001 Full Review Thomas in Love (2000) 69% EDIT “Creates an entire futuristic world without, seemingly, ever changing the camera set-up.” – Film Journal International Jul 3, 2001 Full Review Together (2000) 90% EDIT “Moodysson sensitively focuses on each person's concerns and dilemmas, but also captures plenty of scenes of life together in the crowded, spirited commune.” – Film Journal International Jun 27, 2001 Full Review The Crimson Rivers (2000) 68% EDIT “Hatches plenty of wild turns in its final half-hour without truly tripping up.” – Film Journal International Jun 25, 2001 Full Review Wonderland (1999) 62% EDIT “Arrestingly beautiful; you can practically get drunk on its fusion of movement, color, light and sound.” – Film Journal International Jun 5, 2001 Full Review The Man Who Cried (2000) 35% EDIT “The whole film rings true to artful tones and positions, because Vierny sees the triumph of freedom over oppression as a kind of graceful, superlative production.” – Film Journal International Jun 1, 2001 Full Review Journey Into Amazing Caves (2001) 80% EDIT “Like the huge face of Garbo in her silent work, the gorgeous landscapes of films such as Journey Into Amazing Caves loom over the viewer and hold an irresistible sway.” – Film Journal International May 30, 2001 Full Review Our Song (2000) 91% EDIT “One of very few American films to investigate the contemporary scene with the thoughtful, old-fashioned run-on take.” – Film Journal International May 3, 2001 Full Review Eureka (2000) 91% EDIT “It demands attention, and indeed strikes a blow for the classical Japanese film.” – Film Journal International Apr 30, 2001 Full Review South of Heaven, West of Hell (2000) 14% EDIT “The conflicts, vistas, rhythm and mood are of a piece, but not every personality or circumstance is fully thought through.” – Film Journal International Apr 10, 2001 Full Review Man of the Century (1999) 67% EDIT “Woody Allen-ish metaphysical intrigues are at the center of the clever Man of the Century” – Film Journal International Apr 3, 2001 Full Review Enemy at the Gates (2001) 53% EDIT “Probably worth seeing for the sets, battle scenes, and the questions of patriotism and allegiance it raises early on.” – Film Journal International Apr 2, 2001 Full Review Company Man (2000) 14% EDIT “A smart, neat little movie.” – Film Journal International Mar 5, 2001 Full Review
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