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"  Naked City Mira Nair, Brett Ratner, Fatih Akin, and Natalie Portman are among the directors blowing kisses to America&amp;#039;s own city of light with the witty, gritty, star-studded, intertwined tales in New York, I Love You. Orlando Bloom, Chris Cooper, Blake Lively, and Portman herself sparkle plenty, but Julie Christie and Shia LaBeouf break your heart.  Domestic Disturbance Catalina Saavedra is both scary and superb as a wealthy Chilean family&amp;#039;s longtime housekeeper who descends into paranoia in The Maid. Neither Marxist class analysis nor a bloodbath shriekfest, this year&amp;#039;s top foreign film winner at the Sundance festival first unnerves then delights as a dark-edged comedy with a deliciously subtle gift for character.   Funny Business Producer George Clooney and director Steven Soderbergh make wacky comedy from an American agribusiness giant&amp;#039;s real-life price-fixing scandal. Matt Damon is terrific as The Informant!, an excitable company executive who spies for the FBI, his eccentricities multiplying by the minute. Inside casting joke: Spot the major comedians in straight-faced roles. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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