Brahms: The Boy II
It’s just a film that’s as blank as Brahms’ expression.
Judith Malina
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Enemies: A Love Story (1990)
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Masha's Mother
Roger Ebert
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MOMA's To Save and Project Festival: Never Fear, Histoires d’Amérique, A Day Off
Vikram Murthi on three more films that screened as part of MOMA's To Save and Project Festival, including titles by Ida Lupino and Chantal Akerman.
Nancy Savoca Discovers It's Hard To Be a `Saint' In Today's Secular Age
TORONTO -- There is no entry in the Random House Encyclopedia for "The Little Flower," but a Catholic hearing the name will immediately recognize it. Therese de Lisieux lived from 1873 to 1897, practiced great humility in her life, and became a saint almost by acclamation. She would probably be astonished that generations of Catholic girls venerate her as fervently as young Catholic boys these days venerate Michael Jordan.
