Review: Director James Gray's "The Lost City of Z"
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Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer
Modest and majestic at once, the films of James Gray patiently burrow their way into the souls of their characters and, maybe, into you. Gray is painterly and exacting - some might say to a fault. But his movies' revelations are complex and contradictory - full of life's messiness - and their...
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