As coded movies go, "This Is Our Land," which is directed by Lucas Belvaux, is not difficult to crack.
"Matt Shepard Is a Friend of Mine," which is directed by Michele Josue, features interviews with some of Shepard's closest friends, family members and confidantes.
The casting in this production, which is directed by Jo Bonney, is uneven.
Orchestre Tropicana, which is directed by Louis Jean, has not ignored the changes.
He is working in Memphis on "21 Grams," which is directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu.
"Tropic Thunder," which is directed by Mr. Stiller, is set to open Wednesday.
"Drowning Crow," which is directed by Marion McClinton, is a bewildering, inert mess.
CenterStage Repertory Company is presenting the play, which is directed by Charles Geyer.
So too is much of Lydia Diamond's adaptation, which is directed by Hallie Gordon.
This spectacle of faithlessness, which is directed by Scott Elliott, is at once awful and beautiful.
It's the play part, which is directed by the author, that falls flat.
