Fellini’s Roma | Review by Paul D. Zimmerman
Fellini discards the twin staples of character development and continuous narrative in favor of a series of set pieces organized around the tension between Rome’s mythic past and uncertain future.
Paul D. Zimmerman
A Clockwork Orange – Review by Paul D. Zimmerman
A Clockwork Orange is a characteristically frosty piece of film-making, shorn completely of sentiment, working through brilliant ironies and dazzling dramatic ideas that please us, provoke our laughter, galvanize our intellects, win…
CRIES AND WHISPERS: BERGMAN’S WOMEN – Review by Paul D. Zimmerman
Ingmar Bergman—the Swedish creator of The Seventh Seal—long ago abandoned his interest in the mysterious ties between God and man in favor of a broader humanism. His latest film, Cries and Whispers,…