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Tag: Al Pacino
Once Upon a Time . . . in Hollywood indulges the fantasy of movie history when it could be questioning it
Or, a collection of Quentin Tarantino’s favorite things about late-60s LA.
Five must-see heist films
Great heist movies from 1955 to 2005 (that don’t have “Ocean” in the title and aren’t directed by Quentin Tarantino).
Al Pacino demonstrates the magic of Method acting in the ‘naturalistic fairy tale’ Manglehorn
The collaboration between Pacino and indie director David Gordon Green (George Washington) screens all week in Chicago.
The rise and fall of a techno DJ, plus more new reviews and notable screenings
New reviews and notable sceenings
Peacenicks invade the Chicago Cultural Center, plus more new reviews and notable screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
In The Humbling, Al Pacino stars as a Shakespearean actor who can’t get it up
Barry Levinson directs the screen adaptation of Philip Roth’s novel.
Reader’s Agenda Mon 10/6: ‘Between the Buildings,’ ‘Ink, Paper, Politics,’ and The Dog
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Monday, October 6
The real story behind Dog Day Afternoon, Nicolas Cage, and the rest of this week’s screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
Revisiting the Brooklyn bank robbery that inspired Dog Day Afternoon
The Dog tells the sad story of a man trapped by his criminal past.
Now Playing: The Trip to Italy
Steve Coogan, Rob Bryson, and Michael Winterbottom reunite for a sequel to The Trip
A gutsy new take on Shakespeare’s great Other
The Gift Theatre’s gutsy new take on Shakespeare’s Othello gives us a more Moorish Moor.
The king of quirk comes through in Smokefall
Smokefall, Noah Haidle’s new play, goes beyond cute all the way to a vision.
Mass murderers embrace movie magic in The Act of Killing
Indonesian executioners take to the big screen in The Act of Killing.
Our guide to the final week of the European Union Film Festival
European Union Film Festival heads toward the finish line