âWimbledonâ serves up old-fashioned romance
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Itâs not much of a stretch to say that &quot;Wimbledon&quot; is the best tennis film ever made. With the exception of the forgettable &quot;Players&quot; (1979), filmmakers have not used the world of professional tennis as a backdrop.
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âWristcutters: A Love Storyâ has an offbeat, absurdist charm that turns a potentially creepy conceit into an odd, touching adventure.
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âApartment 3A,â a play by Jeff Daniels, is a modest romantic comedy that recalls early Neil Simon sprinkled with metaphysics.
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Cupid can always use a little  encouragement, especially in a remote Spanish village.
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Director Mira Nair&#39;s (Monsoon Wedding, Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love) modern take on William Makepeace Thackeray&#39;s 19th century novel is an intriguing, romantic and lavish feminist romp into material ambition, snobbery and class division.
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AMHERST -- Sometimes we get a bit too cute in this business. We occasionally fall into the trap of ignoring the obvious. But this will not be one of those occasions.
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Sweetness and whimsy fill the screen to capacity in âIâm Reed Fish,â a rural coming-of-age tale thatâs so laid-back that its cast is almost horizontal.
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Townspeople had a hard time squaring an unsavory past with their wholesome self-image.
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Michael Cox's book has the ornate, curlicued linguistic niceties of a Dickensian period piece.
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If the summer bar scene in Manhattan seems too much of the same old, same old, an antidote might be this diverting musical confection by Jim Wann and Patricia Miller.
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Tom Coash has written a small, sensitive romantic drama that also tries to be about the tangled relationship between East and West.
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Watching Nehlle Pe Dehlla recently was like a flashback to how, not very long back and indeed even today, a heroineÂs role was typically cut out Â super glamorous, with a few dialogues, and a couple of sexy songs here and there.
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In this age of âShrekâ and âEnchantedâ comes âThe City That Cried Wolf,â a theatrical take on fairy tales that conjures its own magic.
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But it was magical to be young during the Summer of Love.Â  For those who weren't there, a not-too-rose-colored look at what you missed.
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With an appealing story of two unlikely people falling in love after their politically arranged marriage, the film is filled with several intriguing plots and out-of-the-world songs.
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Tod Wodicka's protagonist is a medieval re-enactor trying to escape the modern world. But this tender, oddball debut is much more than an extended cheap shot.
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âDo Me,â an eclectic literary anthology dedicated to sex in all its glorious, offers an entertaining if uneven read.