Good
This European co-production drama, about a literature professor who unwittingly becomes a Nazi stooge in the run up to the Third Reich, doesn’t do much to answer the age-old question of how ordinary individuals can become bound up a collective evil. It doe

Management
Playwright and screenwriter Stephen Belber makes his directorial debut with a relentlessly sweet and hopeful film that is miles away from his best-known play, Tape (adapted for film with Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman in 2001), a claustrophobic and viciously

The Burning Plain
The programme note for The Burning Plain refers to writer-director Guillermo Arriaga as a “one-man revolution in cinematic storytelling.” If that’s the case, you can start the revolution without me. The Babel screenwriter’s directorial debut (his first aft