NYT Critics' Picks
Oct. 24th, 2013 10:30 pmFor a While, Her Life Is Yours
‘Blue Is the Warmest Color,’ Directed by Abdellatif Kechiche
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Wildlife Is Tame; Not the Humans
‘The Counselor,’ a Cormac McCarthy Tale of Mostly Evil
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The Man Beneath the Hairspray
‘I Am Divine,’ a Biopic of the John Waters Star
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Brave Optimism of Tahrir Square Meets Other Fierce Forces
‘The Square,’ Jehane Noujaim’s Documentary on Egypt’s Unrest
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Filmmaker Chronicles His Battle With Illness
‘When I Walk,’ a Struggle With Multiple Sclerosis
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Families, and Money, With More Than One Complication
Claire Denis’s ‘Bastards,’ With Vincent Lindon
NYT Critics' Pick
‘Blue Is the Warmest Color,’ Directed by Abdellatif Kechiche
NYT Critics' Pick
Wildlife Is Tame; Not the Humans
‘The Counselor,’ a Cormac McCarthy Tale of Mostly Evil
NYT Critics' Pick
The Man Beneath the Hairspray
‘I Am Divine,’ a Biopic of the John Waters Star
NYT Critics' Pick
Brave Optimism of Tahrir Square Meets Other Fierce Forces
‘The Square,’ Jehane Noujaim’s Documentary on Egypt’s Unrest
NYT Critics' Pick
Filmmaker Chronicles His Battle With Illness
‘When I Walk,’ a Struggle With Multiple Sclerosis
NYT Critics' Pick
Families, and Money, With More Than One Complication
Claire Denis’s ‘Bastards,’ With Vincent Lindon
NYT Critics' Pick