John Powers

Film critic John Powers reviews two French films, "The Lovers on the Bridge" and "Autumn Tale."

Film critic John Powers reviews ."My Son the Fanatic." Miramax Films describes it as a contemporary love story set against a comic clash of generations and cultures. Eastern fundamentalism meets Western hedonism over the kitchen table of a Pakistani family in the industrial north.

Film critic John Powers reviews "An Ideal Husband."

Film critic John Powers reviews "The General's Daughter" starring John Travolta.

Film critic John Powers reviews both "Notting Hill" and "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me."

Film critic John Powers reviews "Limbo" by director John Sayles.(Lone Star, City of Hope, Eight Men Out) This is the story of an Alaskan fisherman (Strathairn) who has been away from the sea for years because of a tragic accident, who falls in love with a traveling lounge singer

Critic John Powers reviews David Cronenberg's new film "EXistenz."

Film critic John Powers reviews the new comedy "Election" about an election in a high school.

Film critic John Powers reviews two new French films "The Dreamlife of Angels" and "I Stand Alone." Both films take place in the city of Lille, France. The Dreamlife of Angels received Best Actress (for both Elodie Bouchez and Natacha Regnier) at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival.

Film critic John Powers reviews the film "Go." Set over a 24-hour period in L.A. and Las Vegas, this comedy is told from the perspectives of three parties involved in outrageous events.