Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge

The Dark Knight

Nolan’s sequel to 2005’s Batman Begins internalizes the schism between serious aims and summer-movie duties. The problem isn’t the admittedly jaw-dropping Sturm...

The Eclipse

With L'Avventura and La Notte, L'Eclisse completes an Antonioni trilogy on doomed relationships in a fractured world. This time, Vitti has a...

Horton Hears A Who!

Jim Carrey plays Horton the Elephant in this adaptation of Dr. Seuss’ much-loved 1954 book. Horton is surprised to hear a cry for...

Le Jour se lève

Possibly the best of the Carné-Prévert films, certainly their collaboration at its most classically pure, with Gabin a dead man from the outset as his honest foundry worker, hounded into jealousy...

Lou Reed's Berlin

A theater in Film Forum has been sound-checked by Lou Reed himself; he asked for “louder,” we’re told. And louder it is—also chunkier and, somehow, more downtown and...

Summer Hours

In the pleasingly rambling garden of a country house north of Paris, lecturer Frédéric (Charles Berling), New York-based...

The Visitor

The road to white people’s salvation is paved with the misery of brown and black folks, or so we learn in writer-director Tom McCarthy