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Denis declines to make concessions, she’s willing to show, refuses to tell.

Drucker, who earlier thrived as a character or supporting actress, once again demonstrates that she has the authority for lead parts.

The precision of Claire Denis' perplexities, the ardent blows that fire at the heart and the head, are unequaled in her film Bastards (Les Salauds).

The performances are from the Be-Yourself-School-of-Non-Acting.

I suspect even Jarmusch’s most ardent fans will find longeurs.

No plot, no point, except L'Intrus is consistently exciting to look at.

Denis and Binoche take a perceptive and light approach to what could have been hackneyed material.

Raising Colors treads on unfashionable grounds and emerges victorious.

Intense, intriguing, beautifully framed and intellectually challenging.

If nastiness was a flower, Trouble Every Day would be a bunch.