A power outage during a wedding celebration lasts just long enough for one of the guests (Carla Campra) to be abducted (and later held for ransom) while Paco (Javier Bardem) fetches a generator. Given the paucity of visual information and/or character backstory that’s doled out during the 20 minutes that …
Four female friends are held hostage in a lakefront mansion by unknown intruders. But as the woman fight back, will they get a taste for violence?
Michael Moore’s output during the Obama years confirms the obvious: just as a ship needs a rudder, the director is nothing without a Republican commander-in-chief to shepherd his contempt. Still, credit Moore with finding fault in Mrs. Clinton’s pampered approach to politics. (His was the only liberal voice to predict …
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Denys Arcand’s followup to The Decline of the American Empire is more of a slow backslide. It’s lunchtime, and somewhere between Pierre-Paul’s (Alexandre Landry) railing against geniuses (bad people) and philosophers (even worse), our arrogantly insecure delivery man’s exasperated girlfriend Linda (Florence Longpré), decides to call it quits. What they …
Kate (Taylor Schilling) is a profoundly thoughtless narcissist reluctantly called into service to look after a niece (Bryn Vale) she barely knows. (Aunt Buck?) What’s more shocking than a senior level VP at a New Jersey hedge fund finding herself smack dab in the middle of a weeklong celebration of …