This week we review four films from the Polish Film Festival in America, which opens this Friday and runs through Sunday, November 22, at Facets Cinematheque, Society for Arts, and Rosemont 18 out in the ‘burbs. And check out our new reviews of: Barista, a documentary about coffee and the overcaffeinated young people who prepare it; Eyeworks Festival of Experimental Animation, the annual three-day blowout of abstract and experimental work; I Smile Back, starring Sarah Silverman as a suburban wife and mother who can’t get enough booze and drugs; Love, an erotic epic (in 3-D, no less) by French bad boy Gaspar Noe (I Stand Alone); Radical Grace, a locally produced documentary about progressive nuns clashing with the Vatican; Spectre, the latest James Bond adventure; and Victoria, a suspense movie shot in one extended take.
