ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jeannette Catsoulis

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5/5	" Back to Normandy is never less than an extraordinary journey through time, memory and the repercussions of a baffling, bygone crime." -- New York Times Posted Jul 25, 2008	Back To Normandy (2007)	88%
5/5	*Consistently smart and delicate as a spider web, Bridge to Terabithia* is the kind of children�s movie rarely seen nowadays.** -- New York Times Posted Feb 16, 2007	Bridge to Terabithia (2007)	85%
5/5	" A heartbreaking and meticulous documentary about life inside a blue-jeans factory in China, reveals more than we may care to know about the provenance of our most beloved item of clothing." -- New York Times Posted Jan 26, 2007	China Blue (2005)	100%
4.5/5	Without the King, Michael Skolnik�s subtly perceptive documentary, avoids a tone of first-world outrage; leaning more toward understanding than blame, the film examines a country forced to choose between tradition and survival. -- New York Times Posted Apr 25, 2008	Without the King (2008)	94%
4.5/5	" *Featuring exceptional people doing extraordinary things, Blindsight* is one of those documentaries with the power to make you re-examine your entire life.*" -- New York Times* Posted Mar 5, 2008	Blindsight (2008)	98%
4.5/5	*There's not a single wrong note in Liberty Kid...* -- New York Times Posted Jan 10, 2008	Liberty Kid (2007)	87%
4.5/5	*Somewhere between documentary and dramatization, fact and impression, Strange Culture* molds one man’s tragedy into an engrossing narrative experiment.** -- New York Times Posted Oct 5, 2007	Strange Culture (2007)	90%
4.5/5	" *Eloquent and occasionally touching, Darkon* is haphazardly photographed but unfailingly generous toward subjects who exhibit an astonishing degree of self-awareness.*" -- New York Times* Posted Sep 22, 2007	Darkon (2007)	89%
4.5/5	" Antonia explores cultural and sexual oppression with sensitivity and verve. The story may lack complexity, but it is loaded with irrepressible energy and a deep appreciation of female friendship. And that�s always something to sing about." -- New York Times Posted Sep 21, 2007	Antonia (2007)	93%
4.5/5	" �10 Questions for the Dalai Lama� is a tedious title for an anything-but-tedious film that expertly merges the mystical and the mundane." -- New York Times Posted Aug 31, 2007	10 Questions for the Dalai Lama (2007)	77%
4.5/5	" *Knowing but never jaded, Hollywood Dreams* is driven by Ms. Frederick's no-boundaries commitment to her broken character, a performance that's as startling as it is touching.*" -- New York Times* Posted May 25, 2007	Hollywood Dreams (2007)	38%
4.5/5	*The lively hip-hop documentary Rock the Bells* demands neither familiarity with the music nor a hankering for rhyme.** -- New York Times Posted Apr 11, 2007	Rock the Bells (2007)	83%
4.5/5	A lively, sexy, insightful documentary about the musical style bachata, and its most prominent singer and songwriter, Luis Vargas. -- New York Times Posted Sep 30, 2005	Santo Domingo Blues (2007)	n/a
4.5/5	*The title may suggest a wildlife documentary, but The Cats of Mirikitani* is entirely, vibrantly human.** -- New York Times Posted Mar 2, 2007	The Cats of Mirikitani (2006)	96%
4.5/5	" More daring, more unexpected, and more thoroughly alive than anything this stuffy genre has seen since Gosford Park" -- Las Vegas Mercury Posted Sep 8, 2004	Vanity Fair (2004)	50%
4.5/5	Allan King's wrenching record of five real deaths is a potent reminder of the fearful gap between fiction and reality. -- New York Times Posted May 24, 2007	Dying at Grace (2003)	n/a
4.5/5	" *Inspired by Chekhov's short stories, Three Days of Rain* belongs to the now-familiar genre of overlapping tales of urban desperation.*" -- New York Times* Posted Sep 30, 2005	Three Days of Rain (2002)	40%
4.5/5	" 'In a sublime collaboration, David Hare and Stephen Daldry have created a delicate atmosphere of inchoate sadness.'" -- Las Vegas Mercury Posted Mar 22, 2005	The Hours (2002)	80%
4.5/5	" 'Spike Lee's love of New York, unlike Woody Allen's, has always been more tough than tender.'" -- Las Vegas Mercury Posted Mar 22, 2005	25th Hour (2002)	77%

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