Our Movie Critic's Weekend Selections
Finding Vivian Maier A fascinating puzzle-piece mystery, and a revealing portrait of an eccentic figure who worked as a nanny from the '50s through the '90s, schlepping her charges and her camera through Chicago. Her heretofore unknown street photographs are nothing less than brilliant; the documentary is a find in more ways than one. No MPAA rating
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Finding Vivian Maier A fascinating puzzle-piece mystery, and a revealing portrait of an eccentic figure who worked as a nanny from the '50s through the '90s, schlepping her charges and her camera through Chicago. Her heretofore unknown street photographs are nothing less than brilliant; the documentary is a find in more ways than one. No MPAA rating
The Lunchbox Exquisite and exciting, exotic and inviting, this tale of a romance that begins with a misdelivered meal will put a smile on your face, a tear in your eye. Set in thrumming Mumbai, Ritesh Batran's first feature is full of whimsy and wisdom, with a quiet, wholly realized turn from Slumdog Millionaire's Irrfan Khan. PG
Under the Skin Scarlett Johansson, robotic and hypnotic, stars in this deeply creepy and mysterious noir, about a stranger who trolls around Scotland looking for men to seduce, and devour. From filmmaker Jonathan Glazer. R