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The best-reviewed foreign fiction releases of the year Published on Friday, Nov. 27, 2009 11:18AM EST To read the Globe's review of the books listed here, click on the title. THE KINDLY ONES By Jonathan Littell, translated by...
Click the Taji's close-up to consider his thoughts on the Thanksgiving Food Chain. This little storyboard might be a metaphor for Oscar season. The squirrel represents bloggers, Taji portrays studio execs, and the nuggets of...
In Nick Hornby's novel High Fidelity , the narrator and music retailer Rob describes how he rearranges his record collection in response to life's crises. Sometimes he orders them alphabetically. Sometimes according to their...
Boy meets girl, boy falls for girl, boy is girl's senior by more than a decade, drama ensues. Such is the simplified plot of "An Education," based on the memoir by Lynn Barber, with a script by Nick Hornby. The story, set in...
Award Central: Biz thinks producers should tap private cash -- This year's British Independent Film Awards confirm the crucial role that BBC Films, Film4 and the U.K. Film Council play in local production.
What would awards season be without a lavish historical European period piece populated with legendary thespians? A lot less literate, that's what. Would anybody complain if Helen Mirren had two Oscars? (embed courtesy of First...
Do you agree with the Twihards that New Moon is the film of the year? Or is this supernatural romance strangely bloodless? Poor old Chris Weitz. Once considered a promising filmmaker, round about the time he successfully...
Do you agree with the Twihards that New Moon is the film of the year? Or is this supernatural romance strangely bloodless? Poor old Chris Weitz. Once considered a promising filmmaker, round about the time he successfully...
Watch this space. Carey Mulligan's latest performance on British cinema screens in An Education has certainly had the critics scratching their heads. An Education: A Synopsis of the Plot An Education is the...
Posted by Ryan Adams On November - I suppose now Evangeline Lilly’s the star of The Hurt Locker, Rosamund Pike of An Education and Mariah Carey of Precious. Bill November 20th, 2009 at 4:19 pm ok ya Its hurting in the poster...
