Todd Haynes

Top Films of 2011

A Dangerous Method, Aurora, and more

A mixed-up and confused Bob Dylan pic tops this week's pop culture picks

The Top Movies of 2007

By Our Critics

The elusive Bob Dylan, masterfully considered, in I'm Not There

Rock & Roll & Cannes '07

Built to Spill

Middle-class malaise meets inner-city despair in 'The Architect'

What Remains Of Us

'Old Joy' finds hope within a dying tradition

Fall Film Events

His Own Private Biopic

Gus Van Sant shuffles past his subject's greatest hits

Free Will Astrology

Beyonce to play Bob Dylan in Todd Haynes movie

The Objects of Our Affection

There's plenty to love at the LGBT film festival

The Year In Film

Three movie critics pick 21 favorites (and only one in common) from 2002.

Artists of the Year

Bigger Than Ebert

Is David Thomson the world's greatest film critic?

Heaven Is In The Details

Haynes fakes it so real, he is beyond fake

Magnificent Obsession

Todd Haynes brings his love for Douglas Sirk to 'Far From Heaven'

The Most Dangerous Game Show

Series 7 dares to make us care about reality TV

My Own Private Van Sant

Finding Forrester's director used to make art--now he uses art to justify fluff

On the Rebound

This year's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Film Festival finds new queer cinema yearning to forget its affair with Hollywood

Depth of Field

Another look behind the chilly surfaces of Michelangelo Antonioni's films reveals not the King of Pain so much as a well-informed sensualist

The Year in Film

1999 brought a cinematic bounty to the art house and the multiplex alike

Bizarre Love Triangle

Master of perversity Gregg Araki looks for the right angle on boy-girl sex

Lewis Shiner: Say Goodbye

The Dearth of Dyke Cinema

Gathering Leaves

Director Eric Rohmer tells his Autumn Tale--and a seasoned critic turns the page

Getting Away With It

Constricted by the social taboos of the Eisenhower era, director and master melodramatist Douglas Sirk explored the mores of more

First Runner-Up

A stinging beauty-pageant satire set in Minnesota wins no prizes for congeniality

As We Like It?

Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband is wed to the current lust for what's old

The Year in Film

The movies of '98 posed the question: Haven't we seen this somewhere before?

All That Glitter Allows

Restricted Access

The glam gala may have been feminine, but not female

Velvet Underground

Glam rock's history is the most unnatural thing in the world

I'll Be His Mirror

A meeting with director Todd Haynes reflects the funhouse fantasies of Velvet Goldmine

Crush with Eyeliner

Velvet Goldmine gives the rock movie a makeover

Glam Slam

Bored with the Boogie

Obscure Objects of Desire

Queer indies broke ground at San Francisco's gay/lesbian film fest. But will they come out in the Twin Cities?

Queering the Culture

Oscar Wilde on Broadway, Lesbian Opera at Lincoln Center, Sparky the Gay Dog on TV. Be Careful What You Wish For.

Fear and Loathing in Cannes

An outsider's diary from Le Festival, where world cinema meets Planet Hollywood

Why Did Herr Fassbinder Run Amok?

An epic retrospective sheds new light on German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder.

Love, Valour, Convention

Artists Of The Year

Cinephilia, Eyestrain, Vertigo

This year's New York Film Festival kept movie buffs reeling.

Mincing Words

Why Art Sucks: 57 Cultures and Nothing On

The local art scene has turned into a refuge for the creatively challenged.

GoodFella in Indieland

Top 10 Films

Artists of the Year

Makers who mattered in 1995

Reeling in the Apple