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Robert Levin writes about film and other entertainment topics for amNewYork, Inside Jersey, Backstage, and elsewhere. He is a member of the New York Film Critics Online guild.
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Talking with the actor and with the filmmakers behind the Tribeca-premiered new film, 'Knife Fight' More »
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A conversation with filmmaker Tony Kaye about his latest project, which is set in a school but avoids making a political statement More »
The big-budget Disney movie was a box-office disappointment, but it's no "Ishtar." More »
This weekend could give audiences a glimpse of the funny, confident actress Lohan used to be. More »
Sex workers, robots, and bachelorettes star in festival films likely to grab attention in theaters. More »
Clive Owen's new film with the 'Man on Wire' director spins a new tale out of well-worn material. More »
The apparent 'Do the Right Thing' descendant is a lecture, not a film. More »
'Beasts of the Southern Wild' offers a surreal portrait of a bayou community on the brink of destruction. More »
This year's slate features higher-profile actors than ever, but many of the films look like downers. More »
By telling Margaret Thatcher's story through her own eyes, the film spins a compelling personal tale but glosses over her controversial policies More »
The film shows that universal grief is processed in strange, personal ways More »
The hallmarks of 'Fight Club,' 'The Social Network,' and other Fincher successes are in his fantastic new adaptation of Stieg Larsson's novel More »
