July
Reviews

These are
the reviews
and other
pieces I'm
working on
this month.

Amazon DVDs: The Maid, The Only Son/There Was a Fa-
ther - Two Films by Yasujiro Ozu: Criterion Collection, Mys-
tery Train - Criterion Collection (Jim Jarmusch directs
Masotoshi Nagase, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Joe Strummer,
etc.), Rush - Beyond the Lighted Stage [two-disc set], and
Cougar Town - The Complete First Season [3-disc set].

Amazon Theatricals: Christopher Nolan's Inception (with
Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Ellen Page)
and Alain Resnais' Wild Grass (with Andre Dussollier).

Still playing (or yet to open): Alice in Wonderland, Diary
of a Wimpy Kid, Exit Through the Gift Shop, Get Low, The Ghost
Writer, The Kids Are All Right, Oceans, and Please Give.

Siffblog: Lèon Morin, Priest (from the magnificent Melville).



Still playing: Daddy Longlegs.

Video Librarian: Blood on the Fast Track - The Rise of the
Rat City Rollergirls, Chickenfoot - Get Your Buzz On: Live, Da-
vid Cross - Bigger and Blackerer, Fiesta Cubana - Live from the
Tropicana: Omara Portuondo & Band, Anjelah Johnson - That's
How We Do It, Phyllis and Harold, Rain, Blacking Up, Blast! [two-
disc set], For the Generations - Native Story & Performance, The
Grange Fair - An American Tradition, October Country, P-Star
Rising, Ten9Eight, Crazy - The Hank Garland Story, The Liv-
ing Wake, Meredith Monk - Inner Voice, My Year Without
Sex, Cougar Town - The Complete First Season [three-
disc set], My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?,
Rush - Beyond the Lighted Stage [two-disc set],
Shop 'Til You Drop - The Crisis of Consum-
erism, and A Song for Ourselves .



Endnote: Image from Mubi.com.