Rating: 2/5 -- Less the free-form, jazzy ensemble satire on the art world it aspires to be than an over-elaborate and under-funny undertaking by high quality actors who should know better. Full Review

Rating: B- -- The cast of superficial backstabbers, casual philanderers, and gibberish-spouting phonies has no original characters, but at least a few of the actors attack their roles with a zest that offsets their two-dimensionality.

Rating: 1/5 -- The plodding direction, pedestrian cinematography and second-rate script prevent a good cast doing more than help the story along.

Rating: 3/5 -- Duncan Ward's muddled satire about the London art world has a strong cast mugging for all their worth. Full Review

Rating: 2.5/4 -- Goes over the top now and then, but overall it's a lot of nasty fun. Full Review

Rating: B- -- More of a paper cut, but one that's sufficiently nasty in a minor key, landing a few body blows where it matters the most, while successfully detailing the betrayal and schmoozing it takes to get to the top. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- Faux Altman sexual wallow in which a lot of fine actors are wasted on pretentious mumbo jumbo. Full Review