Panic

Seeps with melancholy, old wounds, repressed anger, lust. That it is also caustically funny and heartwarming is miraculous.Read Full Review »

Inspired, sublime fun.Read Full Review »

Anyone interested in serious film should absolutely not miss it.Read Full Review »

A small movie, to be sure, but it's also a thoroughly original one.Read Full Review »

A sneaky and smart film noir.Read Full Review »

A black-comedy gem.Read Full Review »

A defiantly offbeat and accomplished piece with a dream ensemble acting out one man's nightmare, it deserves not to fall through the cracks.Read Full Review »

A lot of this is quite well done, but Bromell has a tendency to have too schematic an aesthetic agenda for his story: treating film noir like kabuki is not necessarily the best way to go, no matter how beautifully you do it.Read Full Review »

Steeped in metaphor as it is, Panic offers a more naturalistic analysis of male midlife crisis than the grotesquely overpraised "American Beauty."Read Full Review »