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As a follow-up to his striking 2002 directorial debut, "The Believer," this second obsessive study in fanaticism by writer-director Henry Bean has its own delirious integrity and outsider-art charm.Full Review
Noise is never quite as smart as it tries to be. But as summer and its mouth-breathing blockbusters loom large on the horizon, there's something touching about a movie that even tries.Full Review
Robbins plays David with the self-assurance that there's no combination sexier than smart, funny and self-righteously angry.Full Review

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