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‘Enfant Terrible’ Review: I Can Sleep When I’m Dead The packed biographical film “Enfant Terrible” races to keep up with the blazing life of the filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Oliver Masucci in “Enfant Terrible.”Credit...Dark Star Pictures By Nicolas Rapold Enfant Terrible When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Oskar Roehler’s “Enfant Terrible” runs through an impressively packed compendium of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s life and works — the brilliance, the...

Enfant Terrible. Enfant Terrible makes hay of the late German auteur’s insane, cruel antics. It’s been a while since we’ve had a new Coen Brothers film, but there’s some of the Coens’ sizzling comic energy in Enfant Terrible, a German film about a terrible guy. Meet Rainer Werner Fassbinder, who makes his fellow crazy German auteur Werner Herzog seem like Mitt Romney. In addition to being terrible, Fassbinder, who died of advanced debauchery at a predictably early age, was a bit of an enfant cruel and an enfant ridicule. Played to the hilt by Oliver Masucci in director...

Enfant Terrible: Loosely Based Biopic on an Audacious New Wave Auteur Enfant Terrible: Loosely Based Biopic on an Audacious New Wave Auteur Annihilation of the artist named Rainer Werner Fassbinder and the curiosity of how it all went wrong. Enfant Terrible has arrived. Filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder was a central figure in shaping films after World War II and became one of the major auteur filmmakers of the New German Cinema. His works varied from melodrama ( The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant), to sci-fi noir ( World on a Wire), to gothic thriller ( Chinese Roulette), and ending in gay...

Sat 1 May 2021 10.00 EDT Casting Olivia Colman as the voice of a demonic AI is only the first stroke of genius in this sprightly animated movie, produced by Phil Lord and Chris Miller ( Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse). As Pal, a passive-aggressive Siri-like program installed in everyone’s devices, she’s cranky, imperious and furious about being replaced by an updated model. “Just do what you always do and stare, slack-jawed, at the screen,” she says, witheringly, before her first act of violence: turning off the wifi. Meanwhile, artsy teen Katie Mitchell ( Broad Cityâ�...

“Bread and Chocolate” is a sneaky comedy that winds up being serious about its subject. It reminds us of some of Chaplin's later features, and maybe it's no coincidence that the lead character looks like Chaplin. He's a Southern Italian waiter named Nino (Nino Manfredi), who goes to Switzerland to tryout for a restaurant job and finds himself caught in a net of discrimination. It's not that the Swiss set out to be unfair and unfriendly; it's that their national ways of behavior and those of the Italians just naturally seem to be incompatible. From Nino's point of view, the Swiss seem poss...