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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       3/5      L'Enfant (2006)      "The minimalist tone may be an acquired taste -- which might be why [the Dardennes'] films have been overlooked at the Oscars but awarded the Golden Palm twice." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2.75/5      L'Iceberg (2005)      "If it weren't for the occasional full-frontal nudity, this would appeal as family fare." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      La Mentale: The Code (2004)      "[Samuel Le Bihan] should have Hollywood at his feet.... He’s more the French Liam Neeson than the next Olivier Martinez." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2.5/5      La Vie En Rose (2007)      "But at 140 minutes, the biopic is luxuriously long and commits one sin that would have been an anathema to a cabaret artist like Piaf - the lack of variety." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2.5/5      Ladies in Lavender (2005)      "The opening slow-motion shots of the two women frolicking on a sunny beach might cause trepidation." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      Lady Chatterley (2006)      "A quintessentially English novel has become a quintessentially French film." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2.5/5      The Last King of Scotland (2006)      "The compression of time is a stiff reminder that we are watching, after all, a movie." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      The Last Mistress (2008)      "After Anatomy of Hell's tampon tea, any of The Last Mistress's transgressions will pale in comparison." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      Last Year at Marienbad (1961)      "The beautiful last gasp of black-and-white cinematography" [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3.5/5      Le Petit Lieutenant (2006)      "Understated but packing a delicate wallop, Le Petit Lieutenant is the most emotionally appealing of the recent spate of observational and minimalist dramas." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3.5/5      Lemming (2006)      "Goes well with popcorn as well as champagne." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (2006)      "A lulling, reverential salute." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      Let It Rain (2008)      "Like her earlier films, [Jaoui] has turned kvetching and fumbling conversations into an art form." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      A Letter to True (2004)      "Because of its diffused focus, this glossy and self-indulgent home movie is only intermittently memorable." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      Lezione 21 (2009)      "A brisk, irreverent music-history lesson by way of Terry Gilliam." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      Life of Reilly (2007)      "For a performer who turned banter into an art form, Reilly's stage production, Save It for the Stage, was the ideal vehicle for his autobiography." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2.75/5      Lipstick & Dynamite: The First Ladies of Wrestling (2004)      "[The Fabulous] Moolah’s relationship with her fellow wrestlers gives this documentary a touch of All About Eve." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2.75/5      Little Man (2005)      "Given the subject matter, this new world of manufactured disability, as Conn describes it, is often gripping and moving." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      The Lives of Others (2006)      "A refreshing alternative to the whimsical and nostalgic look back on Communist life in Good Bye Lenin!" [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      Look at Me (2005)      "Jaoui's witty comedy of manners has an empathy that recalls the works of Woody Allen in the 1980s." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      Lorna's Silence (2009)      "Lorna's Silence is one of the few films in current release which left me wanting more." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2.5/5      Lost Embrace (2005)      "Director Daniel Burman creates an amusing, meandering tale with distinct personalities." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       3/5      Louise-Michel (2009)      "In its funniest moments, the film displays the delicate timing of the best silent comedies." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       '2.75/5'      Love and Anger (1969)      "What was far out then remains far out now." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      Love Me If You Dare (2004)      "Although fast-paced with unpredictable twists and turns, the game doesn't live up to Julien's description of it as being 'better than drugs, sex, masturbation.'" [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       4/5      Love Me Tonight (1932)      "This 1932 landmark musical is a must for musical comedy fans." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      Loverboy (2006)      "The film runs out of steam by revealing too much, too soon." [movie review]      Film-Forward.com       2/5      Luciano Ercoli's Death Box Set (1971)      "The title may sound like an Almodóvar farce, but Death Walks on High Heels hasn't enough humor to be camp." [dvd review]      Film-Forward.com       2.5/5      Lust, Caution (2007)      "Lee has outsexed Paul Verhoeven. (Who would have imagined that Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone's f--- of the century could look so tame?)" [movie review]      Film-Forward.com

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