Gregory Weinkauf, Author at Cleveland Scene

Faith of the Father

Peter Greenaway’s latest erotic treatise zestfully crosses boundaries both cultural and intimate.

The creators of Wallace & Gromit and “Wat’s Pig” have cooked up a radical bucket of fun

Moore gives us less in this split-psyche romance from Alain Berliner

Rachel Griffiths gives us a cuddly dingbat’s search for self

1970s suburbia, teen lust, immaculate maidens, and looming Catholicism form a volatile blend in The Virgin Suicides.

Gladiator doesn’t lack heroism or spectacle, but its drama is tainted by cowardice.

Dennis Quaid and James Caviezel ham it up as a father and son reuniting via radio in Frequency.

This Big Apple jack from James Toback proves itself pleasingly far from wack.

Beautiful People is a playful romp through an emotional minefield.

John Cusack and Stephen Frears wangle Nick Hornby’s sardonic novel High Fidelity into a punchy and insightful crowd-pleaser.

Forest Whitaker brings an adopted honor code to the streets in Jim Jarmusch’s Ghost Dog.

Waking the Dead pulls all the right heartstrings.