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<font size="2"><p>Movie Review
<font size="4"><br>Topysy-Turvy</font>
<br>by Jared Rapfogel</font>
<P><font size="6" color="#FFFFFF"><b>I</b></font>n making<i> Topsy-Turvy, </i>Mike Leigh, a director famous for ignoring the rules of dramatic moviemaking, has made the strange choice of taking those rules upon himself. A Mike Leigh period piece about Gilbert and Sullivan sounds like something out of a film-savvy Monty Python sketch. What Leigh has come up with is far from laughable—it’s one of his best movies—but the Monty Python-comparison isn’t so far off the mark in terms of his decision to do it in the first place.
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