Archive of: Film

	Title	Issue
	Double-Take: The Tree of Life Last month, Look/Listen film writers Patricia Brooke and Andrew Wyatt got an early look at "The Tree of Life," the Palm d’Or-winning fifth feature from legendary filmmaker Terrence Malick. This week, they sat down to discuss the highly anticipated film, which opens today at the Landmark Tivoli Theater. by Patricia Brooke and Andrew Wyatt	June 2011
	Review: Circo Aaron Schock’s outstanding new documentary feature, "Circo," traces all sorts of circles, both literal and metaphorical, as it draws a portrait of the family behind Gran Circo Mexico. by Andrew Wyatt	June 2011
	Review: 13 Assassins Takashi Miike's new film is a nearly perfect kick-off for the summer film season, an action-packed film capped by a 45+ minute battle scene but held together by big-picture questions of masculine identity, loyalty, and a life well-led. by Patricia Brooke	May 2011
	Review: Incendies Québécois filmmaker Denis Villeneuve's new feature film, "Incendies," leads its protagonists—and the audience—through a mystery that spans continents and decades. by Andrew Wyatt	May 2011
	Review: Meek's Cutoff by Patricia Brooke	May 2011
	Life After Pruitt-Igoe: Nature Finds a Way to Heal Civic Decay Preservationist Michael Allen gave a tour of the former Pruitt-Igoe site in North City as part of this week’s third annual Chautauqua Art Lab; that dovetails with the screening of the documentary "The Pruitt-Igoe Myth," at the Tivoli tonight and Saturday. by Byron Kerman	May 2011
	Weighty Matters: Catherine Breillat's "Fat Girl," Released on Blu-Ray It's been a decade since Catherine Breillat's anguished and remorseless gut-punch "Fat Girl" alighted on the American film festival circuit. Released on DVD this week, it is still powerful, ten years on. by Andrew Wyatt	May 2011
	Review: Sound It Out Neither cinematically daring nor thematically penetrating Sound it Out is still a richly conveyed, honest-to-goodness portrait. By Andrew Wyatt	April 2011
	Review: Super On Friday, St. Louis expat James Gunn visits the Tivoli for the opening of "Super," starring Rainn Wilson. Click for the review, and info on Pi's new "Super"-themed pizza. by Patricia Brooke	April 2011
	Review: Poetry South Korean director Lee Chang-dong's affecting new film follows a 60-something woman as she takes a poetry class—and uses what she learns to cope with the truly monstrous. by Patricia Brooke	April 2011