"Electrifying" (The New York Times), "Exhilarating" (New York Magazine), "A thing of beauty" (Rolling Stone), "A grand spectacle" (The Wall Street Journal). Every year or so, a movie leaves a strong impression on viewers and critics alike.  

This year, that film seems to be Holy Motors, by Léos Carax and featuring Denis Lavant, both at the top of their art form. You will certainly hear about it and should put it on your schedule to see in the City or at the Avon Theatre in Stamford, where it will be played. The story invites you to join from dawn to dusk Monsieur Oscar, a shadowy character who goes from one life to the next (he is, in turn, captain of industry, assassin, beggar, monster, family man...) on a rollicking, soulful journey by limousine through the streets of Paris for a series of mysterious "appointments". Read More