Nobody's Perfect
- 752 pages
- 27 hours of reading
In this "big, fat, entertaining and informative book" ("San Jose Mercury News"), "New Yorker" film critic Lane delivers his trademark wit, satire, and outstanding cultural insight.
Anthony Lane, a film critic for The New Yorker, approaches cinema with a distinctive blend of sharp wit and insightful analysis. His writing is celebrated for its intelligence, humor, and a profound understanding of the art form. Through his reviews, Lane offers readers not just evaluations of films, but also thoughtful reflections on broader cultural and artistic contexts.

In this "big, fat, entertaining and informative book" ("San Jose Mercury News"), "New Yorker" film critic Lane delivers his trademark wit, satire, and outstanding cultural insight.