Christina Ricci is devastating as a malevolent teen vixen in "The Opposite of Sex."

Restored and uncensored, Fellini's masterpiece, "Nights of Cabiria," finds tremendous power in tracing the emotional life of a streetwalker.

In "Antz," Woody Allen again snares a young beauty -- Sharon Stone -- but this time she's an insect and so is he.

In the brilliant, disturbing 'Happiness,' Todd Solondz gets in close to his characters, only to find misery in search of company, cruelty disdainful of absolution.

Adrian Lyne's sober "Lolita" misses Nabokov's joke.