FE Author: Dennis Raymond

Remember “Mademoiselle,” the Tony Richardson-Jean Genet collaboration in which lovely Jeanne Moreau raced around the French …

Negatives: “suggestions of the unspeakable” Read more →

John Cassavetes’ “Faces,” currently at the Studio North, is the best American American movie since “Bonnie …

Faces: “jolting & powerful” Read more →

Six years ago, Robert Enrico directed the award-winning “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.” This short …

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The biggest mistake in bringing Shakespeare to the screen is to construct some sort of stone …

Romeo and Juliet—Hagbard and Signe Read more →

“Once upon a time, or maybe twice, there was an earthly paradise called Pepperland, which existed …

Yellow Submarine Read more →

Just how do you go about opening a good movie in this town without getting jumped …

Raymond dumps on film reviewers Read more →

a film review of “The Bride Wore Black” Francois Truffaut’s “The Bride Wore Black” is terrific. …

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a review of “The Battle of Algiers”

“The First Time” (Studio-North) When you see “The First Time” you begin to think that this …

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When the heroine of Ingmar Bergman’s great movie “Persona” turned on a television set and saw …

Shame Read more →